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GrantCalifornia Natural Resources Agency Youth Community Access Grant Program Round 4 (2026)
Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review
FundingApproximately $15,000,000 total local-assistance funding; estimated awards of $30,000 to $300,000. No required match. Primarily reimbursement-based; advances may be permitted in certain circumstances up to 25% of the grant amount.
DeadlineConcept Proposals: November 4, 2026 at 11:59 p.m. according to the California Grants Portal; CNRA states submissions are accepted in RAPTR until midnight November 4, 2026. Neither the final Round 4 guidelines nor the current CNRA program page or Grants Portal states a time zone. Full proposals are expected in March 2027 for invited applicants; awards are anticipated in April 2027.
Required next actionVerification hold remains only on the exact deadline time zone for ORIGINAL outreach. Final Round 4 guidelines and the Concept Proposal form are now directly accessible and verified. Before original outreach, obtain authoritative confirmation of the November 4, 2026 midnight/11:59 p.m. time zone. For package work if otherwise authorized, use the final guidelines, RAPTR Concept Proposal form, scoring rubric, eligible-cost rules, and listed full-proposal required documents; do not infer applicant facts.
Current statusVerification HoldSource verificationSeptember 24, 2026
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