The Community Pride & Revitalization (CPR) Program is designed to allocate money to cities, towns, and counties that have created a volunteer-based, housing rehabilitation program. The funds are used for materials and supplies and are allocated based on a community match. WCDA matches dollar for dollar the amount the applicant is willing to commit to the program. 

Communities are making a difference with CPR funds by utilizing volunteer labor to provide much needed renovations like window and door replacements, painting, and roofing for low-income and elderly households. Some large Wyoming cities have received CPR grant funds and organized affiliate branches of national volunteer-based rehabilitation programs such as the World Changers Program and Christmas in April. However, not every community utilizes a national program. Smaller Wyoming communities have applied for funds in order to jump start volunteer-based rehabilitation programs.

This year $30,000 is available through the program. To read the notice of funding, click here.

Applications are currently available and will be accepted on a first come basis until all funding is allocated.

Click here to download an application for 2010 funding.