Downtown Facade Improvement Grants
The Facade Improvement Project provides a dollar-for-dollar match up to $5,000 to businesses investing in downtown building
facade improvements. The goal of the project is to improve the appearance of downtown Titusville, creating a pleasant atmosphere that embraces the historical character of the Queen City. Since 2016, GTDF has awarded $215,000 in Facade grants which led to $637,500 in improvements to our downtown!
Round 8 Facade grants were just awarded and announced. Check out our Facade Page for more details! 
Pass-Through Fund
GTDF serves as a Community resource that allows donors to support their favored charity while receiving the Maximun Allowable Tax Deduction.
Established Pass-Through Partners:
Drake Well BMX
Titusville Shade Tree Commission Roberts Grove Park Clean-up Fundraiser Daisy Campbell Field Project Titusville Council on the Arts Batting Cages at the Ed Myer Complex Cytemp Ball Field Rehab Contact the Greater Titusville Development Foundation if you are interested in establishing a pass-through fund.
Community Development FundThe Community Development Fund is an unrestricted fund that can meet the ever-changing community needs by awarding strategic grants to select projects. GTDF stays involved throughout the entire project to make sure it meets the required needs of the community.
Some notable projects that have been funded are:
Ed Myer Complex welcome signage and ball field signage
Matching funds for the Robert's Grove Park Cleanup Matching funds for the Daisy Campbell field repair 
Parks & Trail Development Fund
With grant money dedicated to the bike trail along with donations, GTDF was able to clean up the portion of the Queen City Trail that runs from Martin Street to Brown Street. Brush was cleared, benches and bike racks were installed. The trail is lit up with 10 solar lights, and a beautiful mural was painted by local artist, Berry Breene.
Would you like to see more trail projects?
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