Improving community
life one project at a time!
In 2021 NCIC received $115,000 in service contracts.
$2,000,000 in grant funds secured to support projects throughout our region.
Pipeline of $10,000,000 in project applications already planned for 2022.
Community Development
Bringing Together the Partners, Money, and Professional Expertise to Build Stronger Communities
Here to help secure funds.
Small nonprofits and rural towns often have to look to grant funds to support projects that create jobs, that create opportunities, and improve the quality of life for the individuals and families who live there.
Grant Writing, Project Development and Management
Grant funds require significant planning and preparation work ahead of the actual application submission. First, the idea needs to be born, the scope of work fleshed out, budgets and timelines developed, and match funds identified. From there, funding opportunities need to be identified. Once a funding source is discovered, organizational documents must be collected.
Here to guide.
NCIC has years of experience in helping communities and nonprofits plan for projects, secure the funding needed to make the projects happen, and the expertise to implement the project according to funder rules and regulations.
NCIC staff are experts in each of these areas and our expertise ensures that projects are completed successfully in the eyes of both the community and the funders. These skills are easily transferred across project focus areas such as:
- Assisting a local food organization to purchase new freezers
- Helping a community expand broadband service
- Aiding an industrial park to upgrade water and sewer infrastructure
- Assisting a nonprofit in constructing a new recreational trail
- And more
We are committed to bringing in and partnering with other resources like professional consultants, state/federal/private grant funders, Regional Planning Commissions/Development Corporations, banks, Selectboards, and more, to achieve the success you envision for your project.
How can I help?

Katelyn Robinson
Director of Economic Development