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58

grants awarded

$12.3 M

invested in our communities

20,000+

People served


The Authority's Urban Grant Programs help connect people to nature in their neighborhoods by...

funding urban projects and programs throughout our jurisdiction. Learn more information about the projects located throughout Santa Clara Valley below.

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Location
Year
Grant Program
Applicant Type
Bridge to Nature
$308,765
2016
Guadalupe River Park Conservancy Environmental Education
$24,987
2016
The Master Gardener Community Education Center
$132,353
2017
Alviso Adobe Park
$356,837
2005
Martial Cottle Park
$450,000
2006
Stojanovich Family Park
$81,629
2012
El Toro
$184,000
2009
San Tomas Community Garden Park
$425,000
2016
Three Creeks Trail
$3,235,000
2003
Penitencia Creek Trail
$400,000
2002
Selma Olinder Park
$600,000
2003
Edith Morley Park
$173,021
2001
Results: 18
Project
Grant Amount/
Year
Year
Grant Program
Bridge to Nature Bill's Backyard
$308,765
/ 2016
2016
Urban Grant Program
Guadalupe River Park Conservancy Environmental Education Environmental Education for Title One Students and Boys and Girls Club
$24,987
/ 2016
2016
Urban Grant Program
The Master Gardener Community Education Center West Little Llags Creek Interpretive Wildlife Trail
$132,353
/ 2017
2017
Urban Grant Program
Alviso Adobe Park City of Milpitas
$356,837
/ 2005
2005
20% Funding Program
Martial Cottle Park Community Education Center
$450,000
/ 2006
2006
20% Funding Program
Stojanovich Family Park
$81,629
/ 2012
2012
20% Funding Program
El Toro Beginning Farmer Learning Hub
$184,000
/ 2009
2009
20% Funding Program
San Tomas Community Garden Park
$425,000
/ 2016
2016
20% Funding Program
Three Creeks Trail
$3,235,000
/ 2003
2003
20% Funding Program
Penitencia Creek Trail
$400,000
/ 2002
2002
20% Funding Program
Selma Olinder Park
$600,000
/ 2003
2003
20% Funding Program
Edith Morley Park
$173,021
/ 2001
2001
20% Funding Program