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Social and Economic Development Strategies

7/22/2025
$21,000,000 total program funding, awards range from $100,000 to $900,000
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Administration for Children and Families

Buyer is seeking proposals for community-driven projects designed to grow local economies and strengthen Native American families. The program focuses on preservation of Native American cultures and addressing challenges caused by lack of community-based businesses. Buyer aims to improve social and economic infrastructure in Native American communities including federally-recognized and non-federally recognized tribes, Native Hawaiians, Alaska Natives, and Pacific Islanders. Buyer will award approximately 24 grants ranging from $100,000 to $900,000.

  • 6/20/2025 - Posted Date
  • 6/20/2025 - Last Updated Date
  • 7/22/2025 - Proposal Due Date
  • Must be eligible Native American organization or tribal entity
  • Cannot be an individual or foreign entity
  • Must meet cost-sharing or matching requirement
  • Design community-driven economic development projects for Native American communities
  • Develop strategies to strengthen Native American families
  • Create programs to preserve Native American cultures
  • Establish community-based businesses in Native communities
  • Build social and economic infrastructure in underserved areas
  • Implement projects specifically tailored to federally-recognized tribes
  • Design initiatives for non-federally recognized tribes
  • Create programs for Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders
  • Develop projects for Alaska Native communities
  • Establish initiatives for Urban Indian Organizations
  • Partner with Native Community Development Financial Institutions
  • Design projects requiring community matching contributions
  • Create sustainable economic development models
  • Develop culturally-appropriate family strengthening programs
  • Address infrastructure gaps in Native communities
  • Create measurable community impact strategies
  • Design projects within $100,000-$900,000 funding range
  • Develop proposals for multi-year funding implementation
  • Establish partnerships with tribal colleges and universities
  • Create initiatives addressing current community-identified challenges
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