Learn More about our Local Care Team
Learn More about our Local Care Team
The Queen Anne’s County Local Management Board is proud to offer a range of grant opportunities designed to empower local organizations and community leaders. Our grants provide vital funding for projects that drive social equity, stimulate economic development, and address key community needs. Below, you’ll find detailed overviews of each grant opportunity—including essential dates, direct links to bid postings, and answers to frequently asked questions—to help you navigate the application process with confidence.
The Queen Anne’s County Local Management Board (LMB) is seeking proposals for the Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund (CRRF) AD-HOC Grant initiative. This funding opportunity aims to support community-based programs that benefit low-income communities and those disproportionately impacted by past cannabis prohibition, in alignment with the Maryland Cannabis Reform Act of 2023. This project is funded through the Queen Anne’s County Community Reinvestment and Repair Fund (CRRF).
Applications Now Closed
Are we seeking a specific type of licensed specialist to respond to the RFP?
What would be an acceptable substitution for the financial audit if one is not available?
For questions or clarification, please contact: Brian Barnshaw, Resource Development Specialist, BBarnshaw@qac.org
The Queen Anne’s County Local Management Board (LMB) is seeking proposals for the Asset Mapping and Collective Impact initiative. This program aims to strengthen service coordination and resource utilization in Queen Anne’s County by identifying key assets, addressing service gaps, and fostering collaborative solutions for vulnerable families. This project is funded by the Maryland Governor’s Office for Children (GOC) under the ENOUGH Act Capacity-Building Grant.
Applications Now Closed
Are we seeking a specific type of licensed specialist to respond to the RFP?
What would be an acceptable substitution for the financial audit if one is not available?
For questions or clarification, please contact: Brian Barnshaw, Resource Development Specialist, BBarnshaw@qac.org
The Queen Anne’s County Local Management Board (LMB) is seeking proposals to support organizations that provide after-school and out-of-school time activities for children and adolescents in Queen Anne’s County. Proposals should address unmet needs in the community and demonstrate positive outcomes for children through data-driven approaches. Successful applicants will have the capacity to improve the quality of life for the general public or specific sub-populations, show sustainability, and attract additional resources or volunteer support.
Are we seeking a specific type of licensed specialist to respond to the RFP?
What would be an acceptable substitution for the financial audit if one is not available?
For questions or clarification, please contact: Brian Barnshaw, Resource Development Specialist, BBarnshaw@qac.org
The Partnering For Youth (PFY) Program is a comprehensive after-school initiative designed to provide structured, high-quality extracurricular activities, academic support, and a safe, engaging environment for children and adolescents throughout Queen Anne’s County. For the 2025-2026 school year, the Queen Anne’s County Local Management Board is seeking a qualified vendor to manage and oversee the PFY program across multiple school sites. The selected vendor will be responsible for coordinating diverse after-school clubs and out-of-school activities—spanning STEM, athletics, arts, and leadership development—while ensuring program excellence through strategic planning, effective staffing, and robust communication with parents and school administrators. Proposals must demonstrate a data-driven approach, sustainability, and the capacity to attract additional resources or volunteer support, ultimately enhancing the academic and social outcomes for our community’s youth.
For questions or clarification, please contact: Brian Barnshaw, Resource Development Specialist, BBarnshaw@qac.org
