Skyward and CGN offer nano grants for NKY community improvement
Skyward and the Center for Great Neighborhoods partner for a new nano-grant pilot program in Dayton, Florence and Pendleton County.
Have you always been interested in starting a community garden in Northern Kentucky? Organizing a historical society? Painting a park bench? Helping your neighborhood’s stray pets find permanent homes?
Thanks to a new program from Skyward and Covington’s Center for Great Neighborhoods, you may be eligible for up to $250 to make your daydream a reality.
The myNKY Nano Grant Pilot Program rolls out this month. The program will initially serve Dayton, Florence and Pendleton County, and eventually expand to all of Northern Kentucky.
Each community will host workshops throughout the month of June for residents interested in learning more and applying. Attendance by applicants is encouraged, but not required.
Learn more and download the grant application here.
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