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GrantWashington — King County 2027 Alan M. Painter Community Engagement Grants (Under $5,000)

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Funding2027 Alan M. Painter Community Engagement grant requests MUST be LESS THAN $5,000 per individual applicant project (not $5,000 inclusive). King County announces overall pool $90,000, not the per-applicant award. A minimum 25% of TOTAL PROJECT COST must be provided as match (cash, in-kind contributions or volunteer time; volunteer time valued at $20/hour per Form B). Award reimbursement under County terms; no guaranteed award.

DeadlineTuesday November 17, 2026 by 11:59 p.m. PST (Pacific Standard Time) per King County official 2027 Alan M. Painter Grants page; complete email/mail application must be received by this time. Not rolling.

Required next actionVerify project beneficiaries and locale: unincorporated King County Community Service Area; an informal group must name incorporated fiscal sponsor. Read King County official 2027 funding page https://cdn.kingcounty.gov/so-so/dept/local-services/governance-leadership/local-government-for-unincorporated-king-county/community-service-areas/alan-painter-grants and its 8-page 2027 Community Engagement Grant Application updated Oct16 2026. Prepare <=3 page narrative excluding cover and Forms A/B; record organization legal tax status, two contacts, Community Service Area and council district, under-$5,000 request, limited-duration community project goal, work plan, need, engagement/outreach, expected beneficiaries, success measures and partners; complete budget Form A plus Form B for required at least 25% project-cost match with volunteer hours at $20/hour and support letters for in-kind contributions. Obtain tax W-9 for payment. Send complete packet to AskLocalServices@kingcounty.gov or mail to ATTN Alan Painter Grant, King County Local Services, KSC-LS-0815, 201 S Jackson Street Seattle WA 98104, RECEIVED by Nov17 2026 11:59pm PST. The public webpage says funded period March-Nov2027 while dated application mentions February; clarify initial eligible cost date with county before spending.

Current statusOPEN — 2027 King County WA Alan M. Painter Community Engagement Grants, deadline Nov17 2026 11:59pm PST. Less than $5,000 per award request, reimbursable, 25% total project-cost match. Non-RHTP competitive applicant grant, not procurement.Source verificationOctober 24, 2026Tracked applicant typesCommunity-Based Organization, Nonprofit Organization

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