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CURWENSVILLE – The Lumber Heritage Region has awarded 10 area organizations with mini-grants, including a pair of groups in Clearfield and Elk Counties. The DuBois Area Historical Society was granted $1,000 to help fund the Sidney Fuller-Lumberman historic educational panel; and Tri-County Rails to Trails […]

(From Hancock County Board of Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services) The Hancock County System of Care Grant is pleased to make available funds to local organizations that wish to improve or enhance programs, practices, and polices to embrace the Youth Thrive Framework. Examples of past grant awards include the development of a youth podcast

New Mexico has 141,558 veterans residing in the state, with military retirees in all 33 counties. Nearly 9% of the adults in the state are veterans – a higher percentage

The FUTURES Foundation for Volusia Schools has supported the system since 1985. Here's how the nonprofit served the district in 2023.

AUGUSTA — New Ventures Maine (NVME) has announced open applications for its statewide Fall 2023 Marketing Mini-Grant Competition. The NVME Marketing Mini-Grant Program aims to strengthen access to markets for micro-businesses by supporting the development of marketing tools, materials, and activities. NVME will award cash mini-grants – up to $1,000 per region – to microenterprises […]

Applications are due Friday, Nov. 3.

This fall’s allocation of Garfield County Federal Mineral Lease District grants totals nearly $1.54 million, according to Garfield County news release.  Of this funding cycle, about $1.41 million was awarded through seven grants in the...

AUGUSTA - New Ventures Maine (NVME) has announced open applications for their statewide Fall 2023 Marketing Mini-Grant Competition. The NVME Marketing Mini-Grant Program aims to strengthen access to markets for micro-businesses by supporting the development of marketing tools, materials, and activities. NVME will award cash mini-grants—up to $1,000 per region (defined below)—to microenterprises for marketing

Dominion Energy and Western Reserve Land Conservancy partner to offer $35,000 to organizations working to improve water quality in our region.

The funds are from a national initiative by the CDC to address COVID-19 health disparities in high-risk and underserved communities.