Community Development Grants in West Virginia

West Virginia Development Office

The Infrastructure and Jobs Development Council provides grants and loans to West Virginia communities for water and sewer infrastructure projects, ensuring reliable utility services that support public health and economic development.

West Virginia Development Office

The Neighborhood Investment Program provides tax credits to businesses that contribute to approved nonprofits, leveraging private investment for community development, health services, education, and housing programs across West Virginia.

West Virginia Division of Culture and History

Historic Preservation grants fund the survey, planning, and rehabilitation of historic properties across West Virginia, helping communities preserve their architectural heritage and revitalize historic downtowns.

West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection (DEP)

AML Reclamation grants fund the restoration of lands and water resources impacted by historic coal mining operations, addressing environmental hazards, acid mine drainage, and land subsidence across West Virginia's coalfield communities.

West Virginia Development Office

West Virginia's CDBG program provides grants to local governments for community and economic development, infrastructure improvements, and housing rehabilitation in low- and moderate-income communities across the state.

West Virginia Humanities Council

Grants for humanities programming including lectures, exhibitions, oral history, documentary, and public humanities projects in West Virginia. Funded by NEH.

West Virginia Division of Culture and History

The Division of Culture and History provides grants to West Virginia arts organizations and cultural institutions, supporting programming, exhibitions, performances, and heritage preservation that celebrate the state's rich cultural traditions.