How nonprofits can cash in on congressional earmarks

April 12, 2022

Congressionally directed spending

 

Congress has revived Congressionally Directed Spending, also known in the House of Representatives as Community Project Funding requests and commonly known as earmarks. Congressionally Directed Spending allows members of Congress to direct federal funding to support projects in their district that enhance community priorities, transportation, health care, education, job opportunities, and other important economic development projects. Five members of Maryland’s Congressional delegation have open applications for Congressionally Directed Spending requests:

Don’t know which congressional district you are located in? Find your elected official here. Is your member of Congress not listed above? Their Congressionally Directed Spending request deadline has likely passed. Contact your member of Congress for information about the next round of requests.

 

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