Manatee County’s Neighborhood Action Plan Grant (NAPG) provides grants of up to $10,000 to neighborhoods. Grants are awarded on a rolling basis as long as funds last. Grants may be awarded for any one-time improvement project, activities, or events with a clear public benefit.

The purpose of this grant program is to strengthen neighborhood associations and the communities which they serve. Applications must demonstrate community support and involvement in both the application and implementation phases of proposed projects/programs. Manatee County’s Neighborhood Enhancement Grant Program provides matching grants of up to $10,000 to neighborhoods. Grants are awarded on a rolling basis as long as funds last. Projects must be completed within 12 months of receiving funding. Grants may be awarded for any one-time improvement project, activities or events with a clear public benefit.

Manatee County offers rebates for replacing older, high-flush toilets with water-saving models of 1.28 GPF or less. Eligible customers can receive $50–$100 rebates, with a maximum of two toilets per household, but must keep old toilets until applications are approved. After approval, disposal options include scheduled pickup, landfill drop-off, or free community cleanups.

How not-for-profit agencies can apply for Human Services funding in Manatee County.

Click the link for the Children's Services PowerPoint for FY27 Children Application Process FY27.

Receive money for your school through the Splash! School Grant.

Manatee County Habitat for Humanity provides affordable homeownership for economically disadvantaged families in Manatee County.

Easterseals' Adult Day Program (ADT) provides comprehensive support to individuals with disabilities in their daily lives and beyond. 

Manatee County Animal Welfare offers a year-round Pet Food Pantry Program. 

Looking for extra support with your child's schoolwork? Manatee Library homework help resources are designed to make learning easier.

Assisting Veterans with the Active Military Combat Duty Grant Program

Feeding Empty Little Tummies is dedicated to feeding Manatee County’s most needy – homeless and food insecure students. One backpack at a time!

WCIND is a multi-county special taxing district that assists in the planning and implementation of waterway projects that promote safe navigation and the enjoyment of water-based activities. 

Manatee County’s Medical Rear Door Assistance Program offers curbside garbage bin collection and return for residents with mobility-limiting conditions. Eligibility requires physician certification and application through the Solid Waste Division. Once approved, sanitation workers manage bin placement and retrieval on collection days. The service supports independence and is provided at no additional cost beyond the standard monthly rate.

You can pay your Manatee County utility bill online, by phone, by automatic funds transfer, by mail, or in person at one of the drop-off locations provided.

All Manatee Library locations (excluding the Little Discovery Center) offer access to printing, copying, faxing, and scanning.

Whole Child Manatee works with families to provide assessment, connection, education, and support through shared community partnerships.

To register for Manatee Moves, the Veteran must call Manatee County Veterans Services.

This form allows Help Agencies assist customers with their utilities bill.

EHEAP (Emergency Home Energy Assistance Program) assists households with at least one person aged 60 and over with payment of electric bill final notices, deposits, and past due notices.

Qualified Manatee County residents may be eligible to receive payment assistance for ambulance fees from Manatee County Emergency Medical Services (EMS).

Qualified Manatee County residents may be eligible to receive assistance to cover prescription costs.