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Ohio LSTA Competitive Grant is sponsored by State Library of Ohio. This grant provides federal funds to Ohio libraries to improve and expand services in three focus areas: Library as Community Anchor, Literacy, or Outreach and Engagement. Projects under the literacy focus support the library's role in developing learning experiences where literacy is defined broadly to include early, digital, functional, adult, financial, and health literacy.
Competitive Grant (State Library of Ohio) is sponsored by State Library of Ohio. This grant provides federal funds to address library as community anchor, literacy, or outreach and engagement. It supports the library's role in developing learning experiences where literacy is defined as the ability to read, write, and interact across various platforms and tools. This can encompass early literacy, digital literacy, functional literacy, adult literacy, financial literacy, health literacy, and nutrition literacy. Projects may also focus on reaching underserved populations and establishing new partnerships. All projects must include a 25% local cash match.
Competitive Grant (LSTA) is sponsored by State Library of Ohio. This grant provides federal funds to Ohio libraries to address community needs in areas such as library as community anchor, literacy, or outreach and engagement. Projects supporting literacy can encompass early literacy, digital literacy, functional literacy, adult literacy, financial literacy, and health literacy. Projects may also focus on reaching underserved populations and establishing new partnerships. It requires a 25% local cash match of the total project cost.
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