City seeks applications from non-profits for 2022-2023 event sponsorship funds
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.
Palm Springs is now accepting applications from organizations in search of grant funds for their events in the coming 12 months.
According to a news release issued this week, funds are available to non-profit groups that use their funding for the highest public benefit and that have established history of serving the city.
Special priority will be given to non-profits the City has already partnered with and funded and that are aligned with the city’s priorities.
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The deadline to submit the application is 6 p.m. on Sept. 6. You can download the application here.
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