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Find similar grantsMini-Grants (Milford Youth) is sponsored by Milford (Ohio) Exempted Village School District (administered by school staff). Mini-Grants are reviewed weekly to address immediate needs of Milford youth, such as clothing, glasses, dental work, and school supplies. This program also provides specific items like coats, shoes, and supports backpack needs.
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Mini-grants – Feed Our Flock ***ONLY Applicable for Staff Member Submissions*** Wellness, Child care, Poverty Our goal in providing a grant is to: Facilitate access to wellness by helping our youth to receive needed medical/dental attention Tend to the care of the child by providing needed material items Relieve poverty by providing needed resources for the child and/or their family Feed Our Flock supports these priorities by providing grants on an as-needed basis after reviewing all applications on a weekly basis.
Examples of items eligible for a small grant may include, but are not limited to: Coats, Clothing, and Shoes Recommendations for local resources Priority will be given to : Applicants that have not previously received funding from Feed Our Flock Emergent level of need determined by administration Persons aged 0-25 who have attended or will attend the Milford Exempted Village School district are eligible to receive funding.
Persons may not apply for a grant on their own behalf. Grant applications will be accepted from any Milford Staff Member who deems a Milford youth to be in-need. Each application must be completed in full and submitted for approval by the Trustees of Feed Our Flock.
To apply, please complete the following application form and submit to Feed Our Flock at feedourflock@gmail. com or complete as a Google Form at https://forms. gle/NqwDrccYPZSZ5bdD7 .
Nominating staff member and administrators will be notified of grant approval or disapproval within 14 days. Please complete the following application form and submit to feedourflock@gmail. com or complete as a Google Form here .
Feed our Flock is a (registered) 501c3 non-profit organization and your contribution is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowable under the law. Powered by Feed Our Flock
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Milford Staff Members who identify a student within the district requiring assistance. Community groups may need to partner with school staff to access this. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Mini-Grants (Milford Youth) is funded by Milford (Ohio) Exempted Village School District (administered by school staff). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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