FIRE SAFETY GRANTS

Federal Grand Programs

HOW TO APPLY FOR GRANT FUNDING

If you don’t apply, you don’t get the funding. There are a few common things to consider when applying for grants. Below we have provided some general information for applying for a grant from federal, regional, state, and local funding sources. Be sure to have all information about your project, including costs, impacted populations, and other pertinent details. For FEMA grants, FEMA provides detailed instructions on the process and requirements for sign up through the FEMA Grant Application Website, FEMA GO. FEMA allows fees for grant writers who support the grant application to be included in the grant as well, as long as conditions are met as described by FEMA.

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How It Works

Step 1
Review the specifics of the grant, the qualifications and application dates.
Step 2
Gather the documentation and approvals necessary to complete the application by the due date.
Step 3
Check back with the funding source to see the status of the application.
Take advantage of the funding opportunities that are available at the federal, regional, state, and local level. We have highlighted several fire and life safety grant opportunities for you to review. We will update this list as new opportunities become available. By clicking many of the links above, you will leave Kidde.com and enter third-party sites operated and controlled by the individual organizations.

GRANT OPPORTUNITIES

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Fire Prevention and Safety Grants
Managed by FEMA, Department of Homeland Security The Fire Prevention and Safety (FP&S) Grants are part of the Assistance to Firefighters Grants (AFG) and support projects that enhance the safety of the public and firefighters from fire and related hazards.
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Capital Fund Emergency/Natural Disaster Funding
Managed by Department of Housing and Urban Development Emergency safety and security grant funding can be used for the purchase and installation of carbon monoxide detectors in public housing facilities.
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