California grants

The Grants and Cooperative Agreements Program provides financial assistance to eligible agencies and organizations for developing, maintaining, and operating off-highway vehicle recreation areas, trails, and safety education programs while sustainin…

The Department offers approximately $50 million in forgivable loans and grants through the Tribal Multifamily Finance Super Notice of Funding Availability exclusively for California Tribal Entities to finance affordable rental housing construction, …

The Wildlife Conservation Board acquires real property for California Department of Fish and Wildlife and grants funds to governmental entities and nonprofits for land acquisition on a willing-seller basis at fair market value, with a typical review…

California's Permanent Local Housing Allocation provides funding to local governments for affordable housing development, acquisition, rehabilitation, and preservation projects serving extremely low- to moderate-income households, plus homelessness …

California's K-12 Energy Efficiency Program offers zero-interest loans to public schools for energy efficiency retrofits and renewable energy projects funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

California School Finance Authority's $30 million Charter School Facilities Incentive Grant Program funds facility costs for charter schools, with three additional funding rounds proposed starting in the 2025-26 school year.

Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy administers Proposition 68 grants for wildlife habitat restoration and historical resource protection projects in California, funded by $4 billion in state general obligation bonds.

Proposition 4 Wildfire funds local fire prevention, forest health, and wildland-urban interface risk reduction projects that address watershed improvement, wildfire resilience, habitat restoration, or workforce development.

California Proposition 4 funds climate and nature projects that protect biodiversity, restore landscapes, or advance climate goals while reducing climate risks or increasing public nature access.

Proposition 68 River San Fernando Valley grant program funds wildlife habitat restoration and historical resource protection projects in urban and rural areas across California through the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy.

California Proposition 68 River San Fernando Valley grants fund wildlife habitat restoration and protection projects in urban and rural areas through the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy as part of a $4 billion statewide program.

The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy administers Proposition 68 grants funded by California's $4 billion general obligation bond for river restoration projects in severely disadvantaged communities.

Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy administers Proposition 1 competitive grants for ecosystem, watershed protection, and urban creek restoration projects funded by $7.545 billion in state water bonds.

Proposition 4 – River funds water-related projects protecting or restoring rivers, wetlands, streams, and watersheds while enhancing climate resilience, water supply, or water quality in California.

Proposition 68 River grants support wildlife habitat restoration and protection of historical/archaeological resources in California urban and rural areas through the Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy, funded by $4 billion in state general obligati…