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The Lamoille Area Health and Human Services Response Command Center is that machine. Formed in the early weeks of the pandemic, the command center brought together a disparate group of health and human services organizations under one umbrella. That was no mean feat; the various social services components were busy enough helping their own sectors of society — food insecurity, mental health, restorative justice, substance use, homelessness, unemployment, poverty — even before the world entered an era of communication via Zoom and other remote means. Emily Rosenbaum, of Stowe, runs o...

  Dec 21, 2020 VALDOSTA – Valdosta Main Street was recently awarded $10,000 in grant money that has been matched by a donation from Georgia Power.  In total, Valdosta Main Street received $20,000, which it plans to use in a marketing campaign in the upcoming year, city officials said in a statement. Valdosta was one of five Georgia cities to receive grant money from the Georgia Main Street program through the National Main Street Center. The cities of Thomasville, Tifton, Tybee Island, Athens and Valdosta were each awarded the $10,000 grant as part of a COVID recovery effort, city ...

Valdosta Main Street uses $10k grant to help promote downtown businesses Valdosta Main Street uses $10k grant to help promote downtown businesses By Jennifer Morejon | December 17, 2020 at 7:06 PM EST - Updated December 17 at 7:25 PM VALDOSTA, Ga. (WALB) - Valdosta Main Street received a special holiday gift this year..$10,000 to help with COVID-19 recovery efforts. “Through the pandemic, our businesses have done OK, but we want to make sure that everybody is OK,” said Ellen Hill, Valdosta Main Street Director. She tells us they applied for Georgia Main Street Program back in October...

New $10,000 grants help keep Georgia businesses open On the streets of South Georgia, signs in store windows blink 'we're open' as new plans from the cities are hoping to keep it that way. and last updated 2020-12-17 18:22:40-05 GEORGIA (WTXL) — On the streets of South Georgia, signs in store windows blink 'we're open' as new plans from the cities hope to keep it that way. "In October, we applied for a main street innovation grant," Valdosta Main street Director Ellen Hill said. "It was a Georgia specific grant that five cities got." The five cities that got the grant include Thomasville...

Related Company:  The spirit of giving touches many through the partnership of Smugglers’ Notch Distillery partners with United Way of Lamoille County Vermont Business Magazine Smugglers’ Notch Distillery continues their assistance to Vermonters to battle the Covid-19 virus with a $2,700 donation of SND Hand Sanitizer to folks in their local community. These bottles are being distributed through The United Way of Lamoille County to people who are experiencing financial strain, housing insecurity or homelessness, and elders in the community. Ellen Hill, Co-director of the United Way expre...