Grants will be awarded to community-based organizations charged with tackling systemic disparities in underserved communities.
SAN DIEGO — San Diego County’s District 4 is set to receive about $2 million in grant money to help balance systemic disparities in the historically underserved community. It’s San Diegans tax dollars at work.
Each San Diego County District — there are five — will get roughly $2 million to put back into their district through two community grants. The grants are awarded annually and the application deadline for District 4 is quickly approaching.
District 4 County Supervisor, Monica Montgomery Steppe said The Community Enhancement Program and the Neighborhood Reinvestment Program are vital in addressing systemic disparities inherent in underserved communities.
“We need good partners in government,” Supervisor Montgomery Steppe shared. “We need people who are at the grassroots level that are taking care of the everyday needs of our most vulnerable communities.”
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