Bridges to HOME Innovation Subgrant Application RFP
Description: Seeks nonprofit proposals for innovative affordable housing projects in the Phoenix metropolitan area, with $525,000 available in subgrant funding.
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MAG’s Regional Council Executive Committee approved adding $1.25 million from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation to the HOME Program budget.
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On January 20, 2026, Regional Council Executive Committee, by consent, approved to amend the MAG FYs 2026-2027 Biennial Unified Planning Work Program (UPWP) and Budget to add $1,250,000 from the JPMorgan Chase Foundation for the Bridges to Housing Opportunities in Mentorship and Education (HOME) Program.
Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council Tentative Agenda
MAG received a 2025 JPMorgan Chase grant with up to $525,000 designated for nonprofit subgrants supporting innovative affordable-housing demonstration projects.
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SUMMARY In 2025, MAG received a philanthropic grant from JPMorgan Chase to support the Housing Opportunities in Mentorship and Education Technical Assistance program. A portion of the $1.25 million grant, up to $525,000, is designated for subgrants to nonprofit agencies to support innovative approaches and demonstration projects that address barriers to…
Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council Tentative Agenda
MAG’s Bridges to HOME working group and action team proposed FY 2027 policies to evaluate nonprofit affordable-housing subgrant projects before issuing the call for projects.
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Regional Council INFORMATION SUMMARY Agenda Item # 5H DATE September 17, 2026 SUBJECT Bridges to HOME Subgrant Program Policies CONTACT Peter Burnett, Socioeconomic Data Manager, (602) 254-6300 SUMMARY In 2025, MAG received a philanthropic grant from JPMorgan Chase to support the Housing Opportunities in Mentorship and Education Technical Assistance…
Agenda packet
MAG’s Regional Council approved the Bridges to HOME Subgrant Program Policies governing evaluation of FY 2027 nonprofit affordable-housing projects.
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5H. Bridges to HOME Subgrant Program Policies Regional Council, by consent, approved the Bridges to HOME Subgrant Program Policies. In 2025, MAG received a philanthropic grant from JPMorgan Chase to support the Housing Opportunities in Mentorship and Education (HOME) Technical Assistance program. A portion of the program is designed to advance affordable…
Maricopa Association of Governments Regional Council Tentative Agenda
Application for coastal, remote, and island communities to receive technical assistance for energy resilience through the Energy Technology Innovation Partnership Project (ETIPP).
King County issued solicitation KC001743, titled “Aluminum Trail Bridges,” as an active goods-and-services solicitation. The public abstract identifies the procurement subject only as aluminum trail bridges and provides no further scope or specifications in the available record. The solicitation opened on October 23, 2026, and closes December 3, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. U.S. Pacific Time.
The City of Medina is soliciting proposals to replace two wooden pedestrian bridges in Fairweather Nature Preserve (2857 Evergreen Point Rd, Medina, WA 98039). This project bids Wednesday, November 18, 2026 at 10:00 am. Please see attached bid documents.
THE PROPOSAL SHALL BE SUBMITTED VIA EMAIL TO ME, RYAN OSADA, PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR AT: ROSADA@MEDINA-WA.GOV. SUBJECT LINE SHALL READ: "PROPOSAL FOR CITY OF MEDINA - FAIRWEATHER PRESERVE BRIDGES REPLACEMENT."
Thank you,
Ryan Osada
Public Works Director
City of Medina
425.233.6439
206.423.3278 mobile
rosada@medina-wa.gov