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Community Grants (via U.S. Wind Force Foundation) is sponsored by U.S. Wind Force Foundation (Partnered with wind farm developers in West Virginia). The U. S.
Wind Force Foundation (USWFF), partnered with wind farm developers, provides funding for projects related to education, historic preservation, public safety, economic development, and public recreation in West Virginia communities where wind farms operate.
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Powering our project areas with community-enhancing opportunities. Building state-of-the-art wind farms isn’t our only commitment, we’re also committed to giving back to the communities where we work and live with our neighbors. In each of our projects, we strive to find ways in which we can benefit local organizations, non-profits and infrastructure.
From sponsoring educational partnerships to awarding community grants, our giving back initiatives allow us to build healthier communities and form long-lasting, meaningful relationships with our project neighbors. To help our giving back efforts, we have partnered with the U.S. Wind Force Foundation (USWFF) .
This West Virginia nonprofit works to enhance the community by providing funding for projects related to education, historic preservation, public safety, economic development and public recreation. The USWFF has generously supported all of our projects’ community grants.
As we continue to repower West Virginia with reliable, renewable energy, we look forward to forging more community partnerships and finding more ways to be good neighbors.
West Virginia Community Benefit Fund Aging & Family Services of Mineral County Allegany Health Right, Inc. Antioch United Methodist Church Boyce-Houser American Legion Post 41 Burlington Public Library Burlington UM Family Services Burlington Volunteer Fire Department Campaign for Keyser High School Catamount Children's Center, Inc. Developmental Center & Workshop, Inc. Eastern WV Community & Technical College Elk District Ambulance Service Elk District Volunteer Fire Company Elk Garden Primary School Faith in Action, Inc. (The Food Pantry) Family Crisis Center, Inc. Fort Ashby Public Library Fountain Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. Friends of Ashby's Fort, Inc. Friends of Jennings Randolph Lake, Inc. Grace United Methodist Church Highland Arts Unlimited, Inc. Ind.
Assemblies of God - Fountain Chapel Jennie M. Shaffer Mem. Scholarship Fund Keyser-Mineral County Library Assoc.
Keyser Emergency Medical Service, Inc. Kitzmiller Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. McNeills Rangers Inc. - Apple Alley Players Mineral County Board of Education Mineral County Convention & Visitors Mineral County 4-H Leaders Association Mineral County Alternative School Mineral County Family Resource Network Mineral County Genealogical Society Mineral County Historical Foundation Mineral County Historical Society, Inc. Mineral County Parks and Recreation Mountain Top Crisis Pregnancy Center, Inc Mt.
Storm Volunteer Fire Department New Creek Volunteer Fire Department Inc NSDAR Fort Ashby Chapter 4057 Ronald McDonald House Charities Tri-Towns Ministerial Association Union Educational Complex Westernport Heritage Society WVU Potomac State College Learn more about clean energy in West Virginia.
Grant recipients announced for Black Rock Wind’s Annual Community Benefit Funds The US Wind Force Foundation, Inc. has announced the local grant recipients for the Community Benefit Fund sponsored by the Black Rock Wind.
Black Rock Community Benefit Fund Applications Open for $51,000 in Local Grants The U.S. Wind Force Foundation, Inc. is currently inviting qualified local nonprofits to apply for grant funding from the Black Rock Wind Co Grant recipients announced for Pinnacle Wind Farm’s Annual Community Benefit Fund The US Wind Force Foundation, Inc. has awarded $20,000 in grants to 14 local organizations in the Keyser community.
Grant recipients announced for Black Rock Wind’s Annual Community Benefit Funds The US Wind Force Foundation, Inc. has announced the local grant recipients for the Community Benefit Fund sponsored by the Black Rock Wind.
Black Rock Community Benefit Fund Applications Open for $51,000 in Local Grants The U.S. Wind Force Foundation, Inc. is currently inviting qualified local nonprofits to apply for grant funding from the Black Rock Wind Co Grant recipients announced for Pinnacle Wind Farm’s Annual Community Benefit Fund The US Wind Force Foundation, Inc. has awarded $20,000 in grants to 14 local organizations in the Keyser community.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Local organizations, non-profits, and infrastructure projects in West Virginia communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Community Grants (via U.S. Wind Force Foundation) is funded by U.S. Wind Force Foundation (Partnered with wind farm developers in West Virginia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in West Virginia. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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