SECURITY SUPPLEMENTAL
Under half of nonprofit security grant applications funded in 2024, despite additional funding
Total funding requests went up to nearly $1 billion this year, highlighting the increased needs for security funding following the Oct. 7 attack on Israel.
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A Colleyville Police officer is parked in Good Shepherd Catholic Community church on January 15, 2022, in Colleyville, Texas, as police respond reports of a man with a gun was holding hostages at the nearby synagogue.
Forty-three percent of applications for Nonprofit Security Grant Program funding were fulfilled in the 2024 grant cycle, in spite of an injection of additional funding from the national security supplemental bill passed earlier this year.
The NSGP, which...