2026 EDI Request for Proposals - Current EDI Projects - Capital + Capacity Building
Federal opportunity from City of Seattle. Place of performance: WA. Response deadline: Mar 20, 2026.
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2026 Closed Funding Round The City’s purpose for Equitable Development Initiative (EDI) funding is to support projects that address displacement and lack of access to opportunity for historically marginalized communities in Seattle. Successful projects will be those that best demonstrate a connection between their organization and the ability to impact the Equity Drivers identified in the Equitable Development Implementation Plan.This current funding round has $14.8M available for both capacity building and existing capital projects for existing EDI Funding Recipients. There will be another $7.4M funding round in Q2 2026 that will be open to all organizations including new EDI applicants and existing EDI Funding Recipients seeking funding f...
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