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GrantMaryland — Anne Arundel County FY2027 Community Tree Planting Mini Grants (Rolling; Up to $9,999)

Atlas Opportunity ScoreUnder review

FundingFY27 applicant request limits: up to $5,000 per Anne Arundel County project outside Annapolis; up to $9,999 per project inside City of Annapolis (controlling FY27 RFP; general funder page rounds to $10,000). Separate FY27 total program funding pools: County up to $36,000 and City of Annapolis up to $47,500. Pools are NOT individual applicant awards.

DeadlineROLLING — applications accepted until FY27 allocated funds are exhausted. Must be submitted at least 8 weeks BEFORE proposed planting project start date. Suggested dates January 31 for Earth Day; February 15 for spring planting. No fixed overall application cutoff.

Required next actionVerify project site within Anne Arundel County, including Annapolis, and confirm remaining FY27 funds with Chesapeake Bay Trust before applying. Prepare native tree species list, site plan and photos, three-year maintenance plan, landowner permissions/protection, project narrative, proposed budget, volunteers and partners. Submit through funder's SmartSimple Awards Portal at least 8 weeks before project start. Suggested January 31 Earth Day or February 15 spring planting submission dates are not hard annual deadlines. Official program: https://cbtrust.org/grants/anne-arundel-county-community-planting/

Current statusOPEN / ROLLING — FY2027 Anne Arundel County Community Tree Planting Mini Grant Program; funding until exhausted; 8-week preproject lead time.Source verification2026-11-05Tracked applicant typesGovernmental Entity, Nonprofit Organization

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