These videos walk you through using GrantStation, a powerful grants search tool for KLC members. After viewing, log on to GrantStation on this page.
This "How To" Guide was created to help municipalities be successful with grants.
These registrations are necessary to do business with or receive funding from the federal government.
Cities are eligible for grants of up to $25,000 for land access and stewardship projects.
The Two for the Trails program provides grants for trail maintenance, waterway protection, urban greenspace improvement, and broader environmental projects.
GameTime is offering up to 100% matching funds toward the purchase of a new play system.
America in Bloom (AIB)/CN EcoConnexions From the Ground Up Grants program offers grants up to $25,000 to local governments for beautification and public greening projects.
Kentucky cities can apply for 2026 Litter Abatement Grant funding to help keep their communities clean.
TransCanada Foundation grant funding is offered to support programs and projects in the areas of environment, education, safety, and resilient communities.
Cities with small museums can apply for Inspire! Grants up to $75,000 to enhance services in small museums.
Grants are available to USA swim lesson providers to offer free or low-cost swimming programs to youth from underserved backgrounds.
Hometown Heritage marker grants are available to government entities to create commemorative signs.
The USA Swimming Foundation is dedicated to saving lives and building champions, both in and out of the pool.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman announced on June 9 that cities can apply for a share of up to $5 million in funding to help fight the state’s opioid crisis.
Grants for the installation of permanent shade structures at locations where children learn and play, such as ballfields, pools, and playgrounds.
Grants are available to parks and recreation departments, nonprofit organizations, and agencies are eligible for children's sports league expenses.