The Lincolnville Community Garden, which got its start with funding from St. Augustine's Neighborhood Grant Program.The Lincolnville Community Garden, which got its start with funding from St. Augustine's Neighborhood Grant Program.
The Lincolnville Community Garden got its start with funding from St. Augustine's Neighborhood Grant Program. | Lincolnville Community Garden

Neighborhood grants now available in St. Augustine

Published on October 3, 2025 at 3:16 pm
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St. Augustine property owners looking to spruce up their communities can apply for financial assistance through the city’s Neighborhood Grant Program. The latest application window for the program opened this week.

The program is designed to let people take improvements into their own hands, providing up to $3,000 to local groups for projects.

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Neighborhood Grant funding has previously been used to pay for the projects like the Lincolnville Community Garden and the annual Lincolnville Festival.

The city will accept proposals for grants through 5 p.m. Oct. 15. 

Details about grants

More information is available on the city’s website for how to turn in applications by email or snail mail.

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Applications can also be dropped off in person to the city’s neighborhood services division on the fourth floor of City Hall, 75 King St. in downtown St. Augustine.


author image Reporter email Noah Hertz is a Jacksonville Today reporter focusing on St. Johns County.