Grant

The Community Foundation of Greater Flint awarded the Flint Community Lab with a $40000 grant to support youth education and engagement in STEM careers.

“This grant from the Community Foundation of Greater Flint will further our mission to expose Flint youth to becoming future chemists and lab technicians.” [The Flint Journal](https://www.mlive.com/news/flint/): [The real Elaine from ‘Seinfeld’ is rethinking Michigan transportation. FLINT, MI – The Community Foundation of Greater Flint awarded the Flint Community Lab with a $40,000 grant to support youth education and engagement in STEM careers.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife has contributed a $25000 grant to the Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry program, ...

Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry, assisted by the Division of Wildlife’s grant, covers the processing cost for deer donated by hunters for the program. The ODNR Wildlife Division manages or cooperates in managing over 750,000 acres of diverse wildlife lands throughout the state, plus more than 2 1/4 million acres of water. The organization will use the funding to pay for white-tailed deer harvested by hunters to be processed and distributed to charitable organizations in Ohio. The Division of Wildlife projects are carried out by a team of nearly 400 trained personnel. 10, 2023. 5, 2023. This program encourages the harvest of deer for the purpose of wildlife management in Ohio, as well as provide for the wise charitable use of the wildlife resource for direct public benefit, the ODNR Division of Wildlife stated. FHFH expects to pay the processing cost for 350 deer with this grant alone, each of which yields approximately 50 pounds of venison and 200 meals. Hunters who harvest a deer and would like to donate the venison can bring it to one of approximately 30 certified deer processing shops in Ohio, which will process the deer and donate it to a verified charitable organization that offers food assistance for underprivileged individuals and families. Hunters wishing to donate their deer are not required to pay for the processing of the venison, provided the program has available funds. “I’m proud that the Division of Wildlife and Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry can combine their resources to put even more venison on the table for the people who need it most,” said Division of Wildlife Chief Kendra Wecker. COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife has contributed $25,000 in a grant to Farmers and Hunters Feeding the Hungry (FHFH) to support local food banks with donated venison.

The National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is expanding the effort to understand that connection with a $10.3 million grant.

Van Stavern, MD, a professor of ophthalmology and visual sciences and the senior author of the paper published in 2018 that identified the possible connection, is the principal investigator at the St. Louis detected a possible link between risk for Alzheimer’s disease and the appearance of the eye’s retina, the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is expanding the effort to understand that connection with a $10.3 million grant to continue their work. The National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is expanding the effort to understand that connection with a $10.3 million grant.

Jefferson College has received a $400000 state grant and will use the funds to update its fire science program and upgrade and expand its heating, ...

The students are all graduates of Abbotsford senior secondary school in the International Baccalaureate (IB) program. They obtained a $6,000 grant from Rising ...

The cousins are both studying medicine at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and wanted to give back to the community before moving abroad. Some of the packages also included sanitary pads for women. The group said the motivation behind the project was to help the homeless problem in the community.

Local schools who wish to organize student field trips to the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument have the chance to do so free of cost.

Typical field trips will consist of visits to the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute, one of the churches involved in the local civil rights movement, and Kelly Ingram Park. Parks open kids’ eyes to the wonder and complexities of nature and history, and the National Park Foundation is committed to connecting as many kids as possible to parks through our Open OutDoors for Kids program.” Special field trips to visit the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley: Let the World See Exhibit at the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute are available until Jan. Last year, the National Monument collaborated on the design and delivery of field trips as well as the development of a Junior Ranger book which was released in July. Last year, funds from the grant sponsored free field trips for 593 students from Title I schools and 76 adult teachers and chaperones, the National Park Service said in the same release. The National Park Service oversees a portion of the Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument.

LBJ Elementary is working toward building its greenhouse back up. Principal Zenovia Crier won a $1,451.25 grant from the Education Foundation to revive the ...

She encouraged me to apply for as many as you want and I did,” Crier said. The students also will be able to have lunch on the grounds. That’s how the Native Americans used to do it,” Crier said. “What we’re trying to do is get kids to know that just because these are the walls of the campus, learning can go outside of the walls. Every student will be able to experience the greenhouse. The grant was titled “Greenhouse Effect.”

SOUTH DEERFIELD — The South County Senior Center will determine if the former South Deerfield Congregational Church has the potential to be its long-term ...

Once the feasibility study is finished, however, the Senior Center can apply for a different grant to fund those repairs. Mason said the South Deerfield Congregational Church has some minor structural issues in general and its steeple needs to be repaired, but those are not the main concern for the Senior Center. She emphasized the study is the first step of this process and it may even find that the church is not a suitable place for the Senior Center to move to.

Re-entry efforts, to help incarcerated individuals leave jail in a stable, productive position, continue at the Union County Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Ricky ...

The UCSO will have to administer the grant, but the SHARE Foundation will track inmates' success upon leaving the jail and write reports on it, Roberts said. The $55,000 per year grant will pay for salaries and equipment for two re-entry coordinators, the sheriff said. 15 asked the Union County Quorum Court for permission to administer a two-year grant secured for the UCSO by the SHARE Foundation.

Jerusalem Township plans to demolish a hazardous property at 11741 Corduroy Road after getting a grant from the Lucas County Land Bank, which awards grant ...

It was the best pizza I ever had.” “It definitely has a long history,” commented Lora Lajzer Marlow. Time to clean it up.” The commercial property has a long history in the township, according to Bench. If the weather is real bad, he’s not going to start until the first of the year.” Some of the building is double brick. “We didn’t get all this Land Bank money all the time. “It came to $38,000. Gray also got the contract to tear down a house that burned down recently on Rachel Road, he said. The septic tank in the back just had a piece of wood across a hole. The township board of trustees applied for the grant from the Lucas County Commercial Site Clean-Up Pilot Program in December, 2021. “It’s just a mess.

Women Aware, a city-based, state-designated domestic violence agency for Middlesex County that has been saving lives for 40 years, has received a $20000 ...

We’re proud that our commitment makes such a powerful impact in local communities and in the lives of domestic violence survivors across the country.” “We are deeply grateful for the Mary Kay Ash Foundation’s generous support for survivors of domestic violence in Middlesex County,” stated Women Aware CEO Phyllis Yonta. Unfortunately, in the same period of time, more than 11,000 requests for services are unmet due to a lack of resources.

When the pandemic closed businesses in March 2020, pastor Mark Parker knew that the ramifications of COVID-19 would hit his Southwest Baltimore neighbors ...