Community Action
Community Grant Application
Do you have an idea on how to make your neighborhood safer, more vibrant, or more connected? NeighborWorks Great Falls offers community grants up to $500 to help strengthen our local communities.
Through these grants, NeighborWorks invested $2,500 in the community in the past two years. Projects have included adding two pet waste stations in local parks, technology to help a Neighborhood Council host virtual meetings, five neighborhood block parties, neighborhood watch signs, and Neighborhood Council signage.
There are two ways to apply:
1) Complete this form and drop it off at NeighborWorks’ office located at 509 1st Ave S: Community Grant Application
4th of July Hootenanny
The 4th of July Hootenanny is a free concert following the 4th of July parade. The Hootenanny usually draws between 10-15 thousand attendees. NeighborWorks Great Fall is proud to be the nonprofit partner to the Newberry and the Enbar Group to bring this event downtown.
NeighborWorks America Community Leadership Institute
NeighborWorks America’s Community Leadership Institute (CLI) is a national training conference that aims to strengthen the voices and leadership skills of residents and key volunteers in NeighborWorks communities. For residents, youth, and emerging leaders, CLIs provide a framework for learning and a forum for discussing community issues.
Learn more about projects created by former NeighborWorks resident-led teams:
Crime & Safety Efforts
Creating a safe community for residents to thrive is one of the main community building goals of NeighborWorks Great Falls.
CommUNITY Cleanup
The Cleanup is a community-wide opportunity to collect and dispose of debris throughout our neighborhoods each spring.
Volunteer
NeighborWorks utilizes many types of volunteers including, office, manual labor, fundraising and more.
