Little Haiti Trust Launches New Funding Portal
Residents and business owners can now apply for grants and scholarships online.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Scholarships

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Little Haiti residents, business owners, and students now have a centralized hub to apply for grants, home repair assistance, and scholarships. The Little Haiti Revitalization Trust launched its new website to streamline access to these neighborhood funding opportunities.
Why it matters
As housing costs and business operating expenses rise, these targeted programs aim to provide essential financial stability for the Little Haiti community. The new portal simplifies the process for neighbors to determine their eligibility for various grants and loans.
The Trust has approved $330,000 in small business grants and $22,500 in scholarships to date, while serving 56 residents through financial literacy training. The scope of available support ranges from $2,500 scholarships to $200,000 homebuyer assistance loans.
The players
Little Haiti Revitalization Trust
A city-affiliated organization providing financial grants, scholarships, and housing assistance to the Little Haiti neighborhood.
The details
The refreshed Little Haiti Revitalization Trust website allows applicants to review specific requirements for programs including the $100,000 home rehabilitation loan and $5,000 placemaking grants. Beyond these initiatives, the organization continues to offer financial literacy resources for local families. Interested parties can verify their eligibility directly through the new platform or by contacting Trust staff.
Timeline
October 28, 2026: The Little Haiti Revitalization Trust launched its new website and opened fourth-quarter funding.
Beyond the 305
This effort follows the established framework of city neighborhood trust ordinances designed to stabilize local property and commerce. It marks a continued local commitment to neighborhood-specific economic development similar to legacy programs in other Miami districts.
Local residents and businesses can now submit applications for quarterly funding rounds via the new web portal. You can reach the office at 305-960-2964 or LHRT@miamigov.com if you have questions about your specific eligibility.
The takeaway
The updated website makes it easier to track and apply for financial aid that helps stabilize the local community. Check the portal regularly to ensure you do not miss the current funding window for your business or educational goals.
Further reading
Learn more about local educational and community support opportunities on the Scholarships page.
More information
Review available programs and submission guidelines on the Little Haiti Revitalization Trust portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Miami's Community News.
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