The Omaha Neighborhood Grant Program is open until March 1, 2020. Every neighborhood registered in the Omaha Neighborhood Directory can apply for up to $5000 to implement a neighbor-led project. On January 30, One Omaha will host a panel discussion with Katrina Adams (Omaha Community Foundation) and Paul Dyke (Columbus Park Neighborhood Association) about the […]
For more information about Omaha Spring Clean or registration contact the Solid Waste clerks at 402.444.5238, the OSC hotline at 402.444.4636, or visit https://wasteline.org/.
Join One Omaha for a grant writing workshop for the Omaha Neighborhood Grant Program (ONGP). Along with an overview of the grant program and eligibility requirements, we will cover the basics of writing a grant and provide one on one support with your application. *You must be registered in the Omaha Neighborhood Directory by December […]
The Omaha Neighborhood Grant Program is due today at 11:59 pm. About the Omaha Neighborhood Grant Program: Strengthening resident voice and engagement are critical to building stronger communities. By connecting and empowering resident-led organizations, and providing technical assistance and training, the Omaha Neighborhood Grant Program utilizes a grassroots approach to address local priorities, practice and […]
The Mayor's Neighborhood Grant is due today. About the Mayor's Neighborhood Grant: A total of $75,000 is available for proposals that support and strengthen the quality of life, impact the neighborhood environment, and help prevent crime. Neighborhood organizations registered and listed in the City of Omaha Neighborhood Directory are eligible to apply for grants up […]
One Omaha created a rapid response mini-grant to support activists who are protesting for racial justice.
One Omaha partnered with Groopit to care for every neighbor during COVID-19. Here is a list of questions about the app.
Right now I am torn between the need to support my neighbors and the need to socially distance as many of us are. Lots of
