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Household Water Well System Grants

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Type
Funding
Organization
USDA
Description

Deadline Passed July 31, 2022. This program helps qualified non-profits and Tribes create a revolving loan fund (RLF) to extend access to clean, reliable water to households in eligible rural areas.

Funding Amount
Unknown.
Matching Funds
Yes. See link for details.
Geography
National. Rural areas and towns with 50
000 or fewer people - check eligible addresses. Tribal Lands in rural areas. Colonias
Eligibility
Nonprofits that have: Expertise and experience promoting the safe, productive use of individually owned household water wells systems; legal authority to act as a lender; sufficient expertise and experience in lending activities; and financial, technical and managerial capacity to comply with relevant federal and state laws and regulations.
Eligible Areas: Rural areas and towns with populations of 50,000 or less - check eligible addresses; Tribal lands in rural areas
Website
https://www.rd.usda.gov/programs-services/water-environmental-programs/rural-de…
Contact Information
Lola Maratita at Dolores.Maratita@usda.gov or (615) 714-8883

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