Sullivan 180 Beautification Grant
Beautification enhances the aesthetics of the environment for public use and enjoyment. The acts of gardening, planting trees, flowers, shrubs and combatting litter, all improve the quality of life and help foster connections among neighbors.
Funding varies depending on the scope of the project and may include gardens, trees, containers, parks, and streetscape enhancements. Youth engagement is a requirement.
2025 Grant Details:
Award: Up to $2,500
Deadline: March 1, 2025
Match Required: Yes, for grants over $500+
Eligible: Community Groups, Religious Institutions, Daycare Facilities & Municipalities
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What Beautification Participants Are Saying
“This grant brought my native edible garden dream to life! By creating a not only beautiful, but productive educational garden space, I hope to inspire people to support biodiversity, wildlife, climate resilience and our food web by gardening with plants native to our region.”
— Katie Gasior, Cornell Cooperative Extension Sullivan County
“We encourage everyone to get involved and take full advantage of the opportunities offered by Sullivan 180. You’ll not only feel a great sense of accomplishment, but your town will also benefit from a more vibrant appearance, and you'll experience renewed pride in your community. The staff at Sullivan 180 are exceptional, and their dedication to working with you for the betterment of your town and its residents is truly remarkable.”
— Linda Hazen, Town of Lumberland Parks & Recreation