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Small Grant Program

The Foundation for a Resilient Montpelier is pleased to announce the opening of an application period for its annual Small Grant Program. This program carries on the Montpelier Foundation’s role held since 1994 - to provide funding for bricks-and-mortar projects that make life better in Montpelier. For 2026, there wer $10,000 in funds available for grants with a simple application to apply. See below for more details and for examples of projects funded in previous years.
 

Expect another grant round in spring of 2027. 

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Previously funded projects since 1994...

  • ArtSynergy’s installation for the new Transit Center

  • Construction of the Montpelier War Memorial in front of City Hall

  • Makeover of the Montpelier Tennis Courts next to the Montpelier High School

  • Improvement of the community playground on Barre Street (behind the Montpelier Senior Activity Center)

  • Extension of the Montpelier Bike Path

  • Expansion of the press box at Montpelier Recreation Field

  • Reconstruction of the Montpelier Senior Activity Center

  • Installation of the steel bridge over the North Branch of the Winooski river at the North Branch Nature Center

  • The Montpelier Area Mountain Biking Association’s work to complete biking trails near the North Branch Nature Center

  • The Montpelier Tree Fund’s efforts to address problems associated with the Emerald Ash Borer​

  • Lighting upgrade at City Hall plaza

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