
Rodeo Community Impact Project (RCIP) Submissions
Please read all three of the documents below before beginning your proposal. All documents requested here should be submitted as pdf files. It is the responsibility of organization(s) submitting their proposal to ensure that all files submitted are what they intend to be reviewed and that they are not missing any items. Requests to resubmit or to submit updated documents after the deadline date will be denied. Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed. These documents hyperlinked below will help to guide you throughout your proposal development and the submission process.
These documents include:
*The RCIP RFP Overview Purpose & Priorities - North Florida Pro Rodeo RCIP Overview, Purpose, & Priorities
*The RCIP RFP Materials Requested - RCIP Proposal Materials Requested
*The RCIP RFP Project Narrative Instructions - RCIP Project Narrative Instructions
The North Florida Pro Rodeo is proud to announce a request for proposals (RFP) for our Rodeo Community Impact Projects (RCIP) mini-grant opportunity for Madison County Florida. Proceeds from the revenue of the rodeo will be poured back into the community by providing funds directly to non-profits and community-based organizations that are already making positive impact across Madison County. We are happy to share plans to make a $20,000 investment back into our community right here in Madison County. These funds are intended to support proposed projects and/or supplement already active projects that these local entities are engaged in. This funding opportunity outlines the request for proposals and materials needed to be considered for funding through the RCIP.
In efforts to help mini-grant project funds spread across multiple projects for a larger community impact, funding requests for individual projects should not exceed $5,000. Proposals will be submitted through the form below that will open on April 14, 2026. The RFP call will close and all submissions must be completed by Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 5:00pm.
Proposals submitted will be reviewed for alignment with the outlined purpose of the RCIP mini-grant opportunity which includes investing back into the community through local non-profits and community-based organizations that are making an impact in Madison County. Proposal applications materials will be assessed and potentially recommended for funding based on if the response is thorough, clear, compelling, and fully addresses all elements. Furthermore, strong proposals will demonstrate strong capacity, measurable impact, and a well-developed plan to enhance the community through their organization’s proposed project.



