FY27 Appropriations

FY2027 COMMUNITY PROJECT FUNDING (CPF):

In order to make the federal funding process more responsive to the needs of the American people, the House Appropriations Committee is now accepting requests from Members of Congress for Community Project Funding (CPF) for Fiscal Year 2027. This funding will support specific, worthwhile projects across the country. Each Member of Congress may submit up to 20 projects proposed by government entities and non-profits (with some exceptions) to the Appropriations Committee to be considered for FY27 funding.

Final determinations on funding are subject to enactment of an FY27 appropriations bill. Members cannot guarantee which, if any, projects are funded, nor at what level.

Please fill out this form by 5pm on Monday, March 2nd if you are interested in submitting a project for consideration.

To determine if a project is eligible, please review this guide.

If your project is selected to move forward, you will need to submit a more comprehensive application and supporting materials by 12pm on Monday, March 9th.

New for 2027: While the Appropriations Committee has maintained similar eligible program accounts and committee guidance to FY26, there have been some notable changes. 1) Projects can now be considered in the Labor, Health and Human Services, and Education account, and 2) non-profits are no longer eligible recipients in the following accounts:

• Housing and Urban Development - Economic Development Initiative; 
• Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration with several exceptions; 
• Commerce, Justice, and Science with one exception for DOJ Byrne Justice