Energy and Water Program Income Qualified Resource Guide A summary of FREE energy and water programs for income-qualified (low and moderate) households.
Lakewood Possibilities Fund Lakewood Possibilities Fund scholarships can be applied to fees for programs and facilities, including before and after school care, summer and other break camps, arts classes, swim lessons, admission to recreation centers and swimming pools.
Let's Go Camping Learn the basics of camping at this overnight event for first-time campers hosted annually in June at Bear Creek Lake Park. We'll provide outdoor activities, dinner and breakfast. Eligible Lakewood Possibilities Fund use.
Neighborhood Get-Togethers Grants These grants, ranging from $100 to $300, are intended to support projects or event that bring neighbors together around a shared purpose or activity. Block parties, cleanups, supplies for a neighborhood volunteer project - these are just a few examples of projects that are eligible for funding.
Neighborhood Participation Program Annual grants for projects that residents believe will make a difference in their neighborhood.
School Age Services The City of Lakewood offers quality, affordable before and after school childcare for elementary students, ages 5-12.