Suffolk County Executive Steve Bellone announced on Wednesday that 15 Long Island organizations will be on the receiving end of some extra funding for revitalization projects.

In total, $500,000 is being awarded to fund Round 20 of the Suffolk County Downtown Revitalization Grants Program.

Recipients were hand-picked by an advisory panel and a competitive application process.

The projects being funded had to be located in or adjacent to downtown areas on municipally owned property.

The largest dollar amount awarded was $57,000 for the Port Jefferson Station-Terryville Chamber of Commerce plan to install antique streetlights along Route 112 between Joline Road to Rose Avenue.

Lindenhurst Chamber of Commerce ($50,000)

Friends of Mitchell Park ($29,899)

Greater Patchogue Chamber of Commerce ($34,440)

Port Jefferson Chamber of Commerce ($39,690)

Huntington Village BID ($35,384)

Babylon Chamber of Commerce ($51,400)

Northport Chamber of Commerce ($52,523)

Huntington Station BID ($17,575)

Nesconset Chamber of Commerce ($11,987)

Lake Grove CARES ($25,400)

Riverhead BIDMA ($16,737)

Port Jefferson Station-Terryville Chamber of Commerce ($57,000)

Holbrook Chamber of Commerce ($18,877)

Southold Historical Museum ($37,500)

Montauk Chamber of Commerce ($21,588)