Who: Nonprofit or Not-for-Profit Organizations
What: Grants
Deadline: Closed. Applications for FY2023/24 were accepted between Dec. 12, 2022 through Jan. 20.

Who: For individuals
What: Loans and grants
Deadline: Ongoing

The City's Home Improvement Program (HIP) provides loans for home renovations to lower-income home owners and renters. It also provides a very limited number of small grants for minor home improvements. The program includes improvements for accessibility, energy-efficiency and general repairs for health and safety.

• Types of HIP assistance and eligibility requirements
• Types of HIP assistance and eligibility requirements - Spanish

Who: For individuals
What: Loans
Deadline: Ongoing

The First-time Home Buyer Loan (FTHB) Program offers down payment assistance to moderate or lower-income, first-time home buyers who live or work in Sunnyvale. The FTHB program is available to eligible buyers of Below Market Rate (BMR) or lower-cost market-rate homes in Sunnyvale.

Amount: Second mortgage loan of up to $50,000

• FTHB Program Income Limits
• FTHB Program Guidelines

Who: Nonprofit or not-for-profit organizations
What: Grants

The Community Events Grants (CEGP) are for free, nonreligious community events that serve the Sunnyvale community.

Amount: Up to 40% of total event expenses

• CEGP Guidelines Eligibility
• CEGP Application

Who: Sunnyvale neighborhood groups and associations
What: Grants

The Neighborhood Grant Program (NGP) is for free neighborhood events or projects. The goal is to increase communication among neighbors, improve the physical condition of the neighborhood or enhance neighborhood pride and identity.

Amount: Up to $1,500 per group

• NGP Guidelines Eligibility
• NGP Application