Snohomish Thrives Grant Program

Snohomish Thrives 2

Coming soon!


This page is for informational purposes only; the grant cycle for this program has not yet been announced. Please check back as this page will be updated with more information once the grant cycle has been announced. You can also sign up to receive email and/or text alerts via the City of Snohomish NewsFlash.

What It Is

  • A grant program for small businesses and nonprofits funded by the City's allotment of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding
  • One-time, direct (not reimbursement-based) grant funding
  • Available funding (applicants denied larger grants may be considered for smaller grants)
    • Three $50,000 grants
    • Six $25,000 grants
    • Fifteen $10,000 grants

Who Is Eligible

  • Small businesses
    • Independently owned (not a chain or franchise)
    • Meet the Small Business Administration's definition of "small business" for their industry (usually 500 or fewer employees)
    • Maintain an active City of Snohomish endorsement on their business license and be current on Parking & Business Improvement Area (PBIA) billing (if in the historic business district)
  • 501(c)(3) nonprofits
  • All organizations must also meet location and code compliance requirements

How To Apply

  • Complete the application request form (coming soon!)
  • Complete the full application, including documentation requirements
  • All organizations applying for $25,000 or $50,000 grants are required to submit a project budget

Helpful Tips

  • Review all the eligibility requirements before submitting the request form, including whether your organization is located within Snohomish city limits
    • There are large swaths of unincorporated Snohomish County that have Snohomish street addresses, so don’t assume that a Snohomish street address means your organization is located within city limits
  • Funding is available on a first-come, first-serve basis, so start preparing as soon as possible
    • Don’t have a City of Snohomish endorsement on your business license? The Department of Revenue can take 10 business days to process your application. Don’t jeopardize your chances by being unprepared. Start gathering the necessary documentation ASAP
  • If your application is approved, read the funding agreement carefully before signing
  • If you have questions, email us: info@snohomishwa.gov