AGENCY
Community Challenge Grants Program
We provide grants and technical assistance for community-led, neighborhood improvement projects.
AGENCY
Community Challenge Grants Program
We provide grants and technical assistance for community-led, neighborhood improvement projects.
CCG Submission Highlights
San Franciscans showed up with bold ideas—tripling past submissions to CCG and requesting $14M+ for neighborhood improvements across every district.Learn moreNews
See all newsSan Francisco seeks proposals for community-led neighborhood improvement projects through the Community Challenge Grants Program
Community Challenge Grants Manager gives tips to writing a successful grant
City Administrator Carmen Chu responds to independent review of the Community Challenge Grant Program, following charges of misconduct against the former program director
City Administrator Carmen Chu, City Attorney David Chiu, and Controller Ben Rosenfield respond to allegations of misconduct associated with the City's Community Challenge Grant Program
Services
Donate to Community Challenge Grants
For Grantees
Promote your CCG grant
Create signage with our Community Challenge Grants logo.
Submit a Quarterly Report
Learn how to submit the required, quarterly CCG reports with updates of your grant project activities.
Submit a Reimbursement Request
Learn how to submit quarterly funding requests to get reimbursed for approved grant expenses.
Resources
Additional Resources
Subscribe to the CCG email newsletter
Receive information about Community Challenge Grants.
Past Grantees
Lists of recent grantees
Choosing a Fiscal Sponsor
Selecting the right partner for your project.
CCG Social Media Comment Policy
Learn more about our social media comment policy
Community Challenge Grants Language Access and Meeting Accessibility
Learn more about the Community Challenge Grants' language access and accessible meeting policy.
Other related resources
Link to resources at other City departments and philanthropic organizations.
About
The Community Challenge Grants program provides City funding for community-led, neighborhood improvements. We recognize our communities’ interdependence and collective strength and fund projects that foster resilience, safety, and belonging. You can learn more about us by following our LinkedIn page or other social media pages below.
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San Francisco seeks proposals for community-led neighborhood improvement projectsLearn more hereContact information
Address
Division of the City Administrator's OfficeCity Hall, Room 362
One Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
San Francisco, CA 94102
One Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place
San Francisco, CA 94102
Robynn Takayama
Robynn.Takayama@sfgov.org