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CalMoneySmart 2026-2028 Grant Program
Grant funds may only be used for the following financial education and empowerment services for the targeted at-risk unbanked and underbanked populations: 1) Designing, developing, or offering, free of charge to consumers, classroom or web-based financial education and empowerment content intended to help unbanked and underbanked consumers achieve, identify, and access lower cost financial products and services, establish or improve their credit, increase their savings, or lower their debt. 2) Providing individualized, free financial coaching to unbanked and underbanked consumers. 3) Designing, developing, or offering, free of charge to consumers, a financial product or service intended to help unbanked and underbanked consumers identify and access responsible financial products and financial services, establish or improve their credit, increase their savings, or lower their debt. Every project funded with a grant from the Financial Empowerment Fund shall meet the following criteria: 1) Promote and enhance the economic security of consumers. 2) Adhere to the five principles of effective financial education described in the June 2017 report issued by the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau titled “Effective financial education: Five principles and how to use them.” Grant awards will be announced for a two-year period covering two consecutive fiscal years (2026-27 and 2027-28). Funds for each fiscal year are disbursed separately, and any unexpended funds must be returned to the DFPI. Disbursement of funding for the second fiscal year is contingent on submission of a satisfactory annual report. Grantees may use no more than 15 percent of the grant to cover administrative (indirect) costs. Failure to comply shall render the Applicant ineligible for a grant during the subsequent fiscal year and until the noncompliance is corrected. A grantee may subcontract services that it has agreed to provide under the grant agreement, so long as those services are conducted on behalf of the grantee. Subcontract arrangements must be clearly described in the scope of work and budget. Accepting grant funds with the intent of distributing those funds to other nonprofit organizations (i.e. sub-grants or fiscal sponsorship) is not allowed. Grant funding may not be used for financial incentives for individuals. Prohibited incentives include, but are not limited to, match funding for savings accounts, participant stipends, or gift cards with a cash value. Grantees are required to submit quarterly and final annual reports, in a form and by a date specified by the Commissioner of Financial Protection and Innovation, documenting: 1) The specific uses to which grant funds were allocated, 2) The specified required data elements, 3) Quantitative results regarding the impact of grant funding, and 4) Any other information requested by the Commissioner. Failure to submit satisfactory reports shall render the Applicant ineligible for any DFPI grant during the subsequent fiscal year and until the required report is submitted. Grant Type: Grant Status: active
FY25-26 Next Generation Warning System Grant Program – CFO
The Program will identify capability gaps and implement solutions for alert and warning. Grant Type: Grant Status: active
ICJIA Active Grants — The Protégé Project
Recipient: The Protégé Project Grant Amount: $199,712 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — One Woman and a Broken Pencil Dare 2 Care Mobile Mission
Recipient: One Woman and a Broken Pencil Dare 2 Care Mobile Mission Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — Sista Girls and Friends, Inc.
Recipient: Sista Girls and Friends, Inc. Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
Specialty Crop Block Grant
Recipient: Common Threads Grant Amount: $63,266 Agency: Illinois Department of Agriculture
ICJIA Active Grants — Think Outside Da Block
Recipient: Think Outside Da Block Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — Blackmen United Foundation
Recipient: Blackmen United Foundation Grant Amount: $195,570.9 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — Lighthouse Foundation of Chicagoland
Recipient: Lighthouse Foundation of Chicagoland Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — Chicago Arts Partnershiips in Education
Recipient: Chicago Arts Partnershiips in Education Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — YVITS, NFP
Recipient: YVITS, NFP Grant Amount: $949,004 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
ICJIA Active Grants — WVTC Gospel Radio Network NFP
Recipient: WVTC Gospel Radio Network NFP Grant Amount: $200,000 Agency: Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority
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