Grants directory
Home Improvement Grant
Thomasville Community Development Corporation; funded by the City of Thomasville · Nonprofit program
Up to $1,500 per eligible homeowner
Thomasville CDC’s Home Improvement Grant offers up to $1,500 for health and safety improvements in the Traditional Neighborhoods URA. The page showing the program says it is currently closed, but the program itself is a current city-supported local program.
Program details
How it works
Thomasville CDC says its Home Improvement Grant is designed to assist residences with increasing the value and appeal of homes within the Traditional Neighborhoods URA. The page includes an application form and also states that the grant is currently closed.
What the money covers
The official form and related page list examples of requested work such as elevated toilets, grab bars in bathrooms, lighting improvements or new daylight LED bulbs, non-slip flooring or strips on ramps and stairs, smoke/CO2 detectors, a ramp or hand rail, installation of a fire extinguisher, a digital thermostat, and an energy audit.
Amounts
The page states that eligible homeowners can obtain up to $1,500 for health and safety improvements.
Timing and status
The page states the grant is currently closed. The broader Neighborhood Assistance page says applications for assistance are accepted ongoing and reviewed quarterly subject to funding, but this specific grant page itself labels the grant as closed.
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