- What it funds
- Trusted community facilities that help residents before, during and after climate events such as flash flooding, microbursts and extreme heat: services and programs, communications equipment, building and landscape improvements, power systems and operations.
- Who can apply
- Nonprofits, community associations and HOAs, faith-based groups, municipalities, watershed groups and colleges, for projects in Prince George's County outside the City of Bowie.
- Match
- Not required; leveraged funds, especially for capital and construction work, can raise a proposal's score.
- Award
- Up to $50,000; most requests were expected at up to $20,000, with more possible with justification and Trust approval. About $217,000 was available in FY26.
How Maryland applicants apply
When the request for proposals opens, apply in the Bay Trust Awards Portal (cbtrust.org/login) with the program's narrative questions. Contact Program Officer Delaney Samons.
The program on cbtrust.orgDates
What has changed
- August 13, 2026The Trust issued a separate $150,000 request for proposals for a technical assistance provider to support hubs and a countywide hub network (due October 1, 2026; award expected December 2026). It reported 15 hubs funded as of August 2026. (cbtrust.org)
- November 10, 2025Program launched: first request for proposals with about $217,000 and two deadlines (December 22, 2025 and March 19, 2026), funded first come, first served. (cbtrust.org)
Sources
Checked against the funder’s own pages on October 29, 2026. Rules and dates change; confirm with the funder before you apply.
- cbtrust.org/grants/prince-georges-county-community-resilience-hub-grant-program
- cbtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/Community-Resilience-Hub-Grant-Program_Request-for-Proposals_FINAL.pdf
- cbtrust.org/grants/prince-georges-county-climate-resilience-hub-technical-assistance-provider
- cbtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/Climate-Resilience-Hub-Technical-Assistance-Provider-RFP_final-8.12.26.pdf
- cbtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/Grant-Program-Schedule-FY27-10.14.26.pdf
Frequently Asked Questions
As of October 29, 2026: Closed. Closed as of October 29, 2026; FY26 deadlines were December 22, 2025 and March 19, 2026. The Trust's planned schedule expects the next request for proposals in December 2026 with applications due in March 2027, and the Trust anticipates more hub awards in 2027 (dates not confirmed).
Trusted community facilities that help residents before, during and after climate events such as flash flooding, microbursts and extreme heat: services and programs, communications equipment, building and landscape improvements, power systems and operations.
Nonprofits, community associations and HOAs, faith-based groups, municipalities, watershed groups and colleges, for projects in Prince George's County outside the City of Bowie.
Not required; leveraged funds, especially for capital and construction work, can raise a proposal's score.
When the request for proposals opens, apply in the Bay Trust Awards Portal (cbtrust.org/login) with the program's narrative questions. Contact Program Officer Delaney Samons.
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