A Block Party with BBQ is the thing to do on Night Out Against Crime
If you and your neighbors plan to participate in the 31st Annual Night Out on August 4, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has a fund to support your event.
A Block Party with BBQ is the thing to do on Night Out Against Crime
The Small Sparks Fund provides matching dollars for neighborhood-initiated projects that promote community engagement. Community groups can request up to $1000 to help fund Night Out planning and activities such as outreach efforts, educational fairs, bike parades, and neighborhood cleanups, to name a few.
The deadline for applications is Monday, June 22 at 5 PM, but you must register first in the web-based application system by June 19 to apply.
For information on the application process, visit seattle.gov/neighborhoods/nmf/smallsparks.htm or call 206-733-9916. The Small Sparks Fund is open to applications year-round.
Night Out is a national event designed to heighten crime prevention awareness and unite communities. To learn more about Night Out, visit seattle.gov/police/Nightout/.