CGP&H provides grant writing and grant administration services for the following types of applications:
Grant Services
Overview Of Services
CGP&H services include grant and loan research, procurement, and administration. CGP&H secures more than $15 million each year for clients. More than $250 million has been realized to date for CGP&H clients.
CGP&H researches available and emerging funding opportunities; completes thorough and detailed applications; and upon request administers the successfully awarded grant projects or programs.
- NJDCA Small Cities applications and reporting
- Energy improvement funding
- Public safety grants
- NJDOT grants
- Affordable housing funding
- Brownfields grants
- Historic preservation grants
- Public infrastructure funding
Grant Services Projects
Contact Dave Gerkens about the following grant opportunities:
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection Announces Second Funding Round for Natural Climate Solutions Grants. Funding for the Natural Climate Solutions (NCS) grant program is made available by New Jersey’s participation in the Regional Greenhouse Grant Initiative (RGGI) which provides the state with auction proceeds to invest in climate mitigation programs that result in net reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. Grants are available for the implementation of projects that create, restore and enhance New Jersey’s natural carbon sinks, including the purchase and planting of street trees. Municipalities and counties are eligible to apply. Deadline to Apply: Rolling.
NJ DOT Announces FY 2027 Funding Round for Safe Routes to Schools (SRST) Program. The Safe Routes to School Program (SRTS) is administered by the New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) in cooperation with the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority (NJTPA), Delaware Valley Regional Transportation Planning Authority (DVRPC) and the South Jersey Transportation Planning Organization (SJTPO).
SRTS funds projects, which encourage and enable children in grades K-12 to walk or ride their bikes to school by giving them access to safe routes. These improvements aid children in fostering a healthy and active lifestyle at an early age. They also improve pedestrian and driver safety and reduce traffic, fuel consumption and air pollution near the schools and surrounding neighborhoods.
Municipalities, counties and school districts are eligible to apply for funding. Non-profits are not eligible as direct grant recipients unless they qualify through one of the eligible entity categories (i.e., where a non-profit agency is a designated transit agency). Deadline to Apply: November 13, 2026.
The addition of CGP&H significantly added to our ability or provide economic development services to our communities. CGP&H has assisted our municipalities in securing more than $21.1 million dollars for local projects which would have otherwise gone unfunded.John B. Comegno II, Chairman , Burlington County Bridge Commission