$100 Million AFG COVID-19 Response Application Period: Deadline May 15

April 24, 2020
IAFC

FEMA will begin accepting Assistance to Firefighters Grant (AFG) Program applications for COVID-19 response at 8 AM ET, Tuesday, April 28 through 5 PM ET, May 15. This $100 million in supplemental funding is part of the recent $2.2 trillion economic stimulus package passed by Congress last month.

Start Planning
Start planning your application now by reviewing the NOFO and technical assistance tools.

Application Portal
The online application is available through the FEMA Grants Outcomes application portal.

Looking for Grant Assistance?
FireGrantsHelp can help with grant writing and submission. IAFC members receive a 25% discount by using code IAFC25. Contracts for application assistance will be accepted through May 6. Contact FireGrantsHelp to assist with a successful proposal. Assistance is also available via the AFG Grants Help Desk at 1-866-274-0960.

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