Cumberland County is proud to announce the official launch of the Community Funding Program with a public Go Live Session designed to introduce the initiative, explain the application process and provide real-time support to nonprofit organizations.
The session marks a key milestone in the rollout of the County’s Community Funding Program. Participation will help ensure the program reaches and supports a broad range of community initiatives.
Event Details
The session will provide guidance on accessing new funding opportunities and understanding the program’s potential impact on local projects. Attendees will have the opportunity to connect with program leaders and community stakeholders and begin the application process on site.
What to Expect
Attendees are encouraged to bring a laptop to participate in the online training and begin the application process during the session. Digital navigators will be on site to provide assistance with navigating the funding portal.
Attendance at the session is required in order to submit an application. All application materials must be submitted through the online portal to ensure accuracy and completeness. Applications submitted outside the portal will not be accepted.
For additional information prior to the session, contact Lisa Jayne at 910-678-7732.
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