Community Project Funding

 

We have seen great benefits across the country and here in the 9th Congressional District since the introduction of the CPF program in 2022, and it has been a pleasure learning about the work of the numerous organizations who have applied over the prior funding cycles. I am excited to once again engage in this process to benefit the people of Southeastern Massachusetts.

The CPF Program is a competitive process – each Member of Congress is given the opportunity to submit a finite number of requests, also known as earmarks, to the Committee for consideration. Final project selections and funding amounts are at the discretion of the Committee chair, and submission of a project to Committee does not guarantee funding. For these reasons, it is imperative that you submit the most complete and robust application possible for review by my office and by committee staff.

CPF Funding Guide 2027

Congressman Keating is currently accepting Community Project Funding Applications for FY27

All applications must be submitted by Monday, March 6, 2026 at 4pm.

Please Review Congressman Keating's Community Project Funding Guide for FY2027 prior to applying  to determine which account you are applying for and for a list of supplemental questions and documents you may need to submit with your application.

Click Here to Begin your Application

 

Congressman Keating's Prior Year Community Project Funding Submissions