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The Non‑Profit Safety Grant provides reimbursement funding to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations implementing community projects that improve public safety and reduce crime.
Priority is given to projects serving:
Youth and senior populations
High‑crime neighborhoods
Individuals with disabilities
Economically disadvantaged communities
Eligible nonprofits may receive $1,000–$10,000 for approved projects. Organizations must meet all Orange County insurance and documentation requirements. Applicants awarded this grant in the previous two consecutive years are not eligible.
Eligible projects include activities that:
Promote public safety and crime‑prevention education
Provide home safety improvements (house numbers, window locks, fire extinguishers, 911‑only cell phones, gun locks)
Offer resident training (self‑defense, theft prevention, senior safety)
Support disaster‑preparedness initiatives
Organizations may submit multiple proposals, but only one project per nonprofit will be funded.
Grant applications are due on the Second Thursday in September, January, and April. First come, First served.
Organizations interested in applying for the Non-Profit Safety Grant are encouraged to register for one of the upcoming information sessions listed below. Sessions will be available online and in person.
Online Information Session Registration Details:
Date: August 6, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EDT
Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams (More details at Eventbrite)
For more information, contact Program Supervisor Justen Augustine Justen.Augustine@ocfl.net (407)‑836‑4298
Program Coordinator Racquel Hayles Racquel.Hayles@ocfl.net (407)‑836‑4257
The Non‑Profit Safety Grant provides reimbursement funding to eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations implementing community projects that improve public safety and reduce crime.
Priority is given to projects serving:
Youth and senior populations
High‑crime neighborhoods
Individuals with disabilities
Economically disadvantaged communities
Eligible nonprofits may receive $1,000–$10,000 for approved projects. Organizations must meet all Orange County insurance and documentation requirements. Applicants awarded this grant in the previous two consecutive years are not eligible.
Eligible projects include activities that:
Promote public safety and crime‑prevention education
Provide home safety improvements (house numbers, window locks, fire extinguishers, 911‑only cell phones, gun locks)
Offer resident training (self‑defense, theft prevention, senior safety)
Support disaster‑preparedness initiatives
Organizations may submit multiple proposals, but only one project per nonprofit will be funded.
Grant applications are due on the Second Thursday in September, January, and April. First come, First served.
Organizations interested in applying for the Non-Profit Safety Grant are encouraged to register for one of the upcoming information sessions listed below. Sessions will be available online and in person.
Online Information Session Registration Details:
Date: August 6, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM EDT
Location: Virtual via Microsoft Teams (More details at Eventbrite)
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Hello, we are initiating a safety program for families. We weren't able to attend the information session in August, are we still able to submit?
High5Thrive
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Hey Leah,
Yes, you are still able to submit as the Q1 deadline is September 10th, 2026, by 5:00 P.M.
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