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Prince George's County announces domestic-violence grant window for nonprofits
Summary
Chair Jolene Ivy announced a Prince George's County Council domestic-violence grants program with a pre-proposal conference on October 16 and an application window closing November 6, 2024. Nonprofits that run comprehensive domestic-violence programs were encouraged to apply.
Chair Jolene Ivy opened the Board of Health meeting by framing domestic violence as a public‑health issue and announcing a county grant opportunity for nonprofit domestic‑violence programs. She said the application window will open October 16 and close on November 6, 2024, and urged eligible organizations to apply.
"The window will be open on October 16," Ivy said, and she directed interested groups to the county council website and the council grants email for details. The pre-proposal conference is scheduled for October 16 at 2:00 p.m. in the Wing K. Curry Administrative Building, second floor. The announcement emphasized coordinated, collaborative community responses as a grant priority.
The chair said she would repeat the application instructions at the meeting's close. The announcement does not list funding amounts or eligibility criteria beyond the requirement that applicants be nonprofit organizations that support comprehensive domestic‑violence programming; applicants were directed to pgccouncil.us/dbgp and the council grants email for full instructions.
