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Find similar grantsKatherine "Trinka" Davis Rhynne Grant is sponsored by Katherine "Trinka" Davis Rhynne Grant Fund (administered by a community foundation, likely in Carroll County, Georgia). This fund supports nonprofit organizations providing direct assistance to veterans in Carroll County, Georgia. Grants are limited to unique projects per cycle.
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Congressional Record, Volume 158 Issue 122 (Wednesday, September 12, 2012) [Congressional Record Volume 158, Number 122 (Wednesday, September 12, 2012)] From the Congressional Record Online through the Government Publishing Office [ www. gpo. gov ] HON.
LYNN A. WESTMORELAND in the house of representatives Wednesday, September 12, 2012 Mr. WESTMORELAND. Mr. Speaker, I come to you today to recognize the grand opening of the Trinka Davis Veterans Village in Carrollton, Georgia on September 28, 2012.
This is a momentous event for the 3rd district, and I am proud to help honor their great service to our The Trinka Davis Veterans Village would not have been possible without the $17 million donation from the Trinka Davis Foundation. Ms. Katherine ``Trinka'' Rynne Davis was a Carroll County business leader who was profoundly impacted after learning of the difficulties our veterans and their families face on a daily basis.
She founded the Trinka Davis Foundation on November 9, 2004 and focused the majority of the funding on improving the lives of our soldiers and healing the trauma from deployment in Afghanistan and Iraq. Following her unexpected death, Ms. Davis left her entire estate to her foundation. Over $25 million was left to aid our veterans and their families.
In working with the Atlanta VA Medical center, the Foundation developed the concept of the Veterans Village to best serve the needs of our local veterans in rehabilitating injuries and problems faced upon coming home; such as loss of limbs, traumatic brain injuries, depression, PTSD, unemployment, and loss of homes.
The Trinka Davis Veterans Village has been built to serve as both a medical office and community living center for veterans across Georgia. Through regional research, the Foundation Board learned that veterans in the Bowden and Atlanta area needed a Community Based Outpatient Clinic and nursing facility in Carrollton, Georgia.
Without the donations from the Trinka Davis Foundation, the construction and operation of the village would never have become a reality. The facility anticipates around 3,000 veterans in the area will use the primary care services, and with 42 beds, rehabilitation will be more accessible than before.
The facility will have a family-centered approach to treatment and will let residents and family members of the village be more involved in their care. The Trinka Davis Veterans Village will also provide home-based care for patients who cannot I would like to thank Trinka Davis, who I know is smiling down from above, her wonderful Foundation and the Atlanta VA for their hard work and donations to make the Veterans Village possible.
The Trinka Davis Veterans Village is a great step in improving veteran care in our great state and helps us to give back to our veterans who have given everything so that we can live free.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations providing direct assistance to veterans in Carroll County, Georgia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Katherine "Trinka" Davis Rhynne Grant is funded by Katherine "Trinka" Davis Rhynne Grant Fund (administered by a community foundation, likely in Carroll County, Georgia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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