

Exciting Updates to the ACL Music Festival Grants Program
Our ACL Music Festival Grants Program has invested millions of dollars in Austin's parks, trails, and green spaces! These funding opportunities are given to park stakeholder groups looking to make a difference in their park. Learn more about the latest updates to our ACL Music Festival Grants Program below!
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Neighborhood Grants
($500 - $5,000)

Community Grants
($5,000 - $50,000)

Impact Grants
($100,000+)
What ACL Music Festival Grants Are Available?

What ACL Music Festival Grants Are Available?


Neighborhood Grants
$500 - $5,000
Neighborhood Grants are designed for small-scale, community-initiated park improvements. These funds are meant to enable Park Adopters to make small, but important improvements to the local parks they care about. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying.
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Community Impact Grants
$5,000+
Community Impact Grants are designed for large-scale, community-initiated park improvements. These funds are meant to enable Park Adopters, park stewards, community gardens, and other park stakeholder groups to make significant improvements to their local parks, trails, and green spaces. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying.
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Park Design Services
We're thrilled to offer Park Design services to Adopt-A-Park groups looking to make improvements to their parks. Whether you are looking for a little guidance with an on-site consultant or you need help you with long range planning, we are now offering a range of design resources that will help you with your favorite park’s needs. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying. Email Katie Robillard for more information on our Park Design services!
Learn More

Neighborhood Grants
$500 - $5,000
Neighborhood Grants are designed for small-scale, community-initiated park improvements. These funds are meant to enable Park Adopters to make small, but important improvements to the local parks they care about. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying.
Learn More here!

Community Impact Grants
$5,000+
Community Impact Grants are designed for large-scale, community-initiated park improvements. These funds are meant to enable Park Adopters, park stewards, community gardens, and other park stakeholder groups to make significant improvements to their local parks, trails, and green spaces. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying.
Learn More here!

Park Design Services
We're thrilled to offer Park Design services to Adopt-A-Park groups looking to make improvements to their parks. Whether you are looking for a little guidance with an on-site consultant or you need help you with long range planning, we are now offering a range of design resources that will help you with your favorite park’s needs. Applicants must have an approved Community Activated Park Project form on file with the Parks and Recreation Department, and have confirmed eligibility with APF staff prior to applying. Email Katie Robillard for more information on our Park Design services!
Learn More here!
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