Transportation and Well-Being Grants

Transportation and Well-Being Grants is sponsored by Bethany Legacy Foundation. This funding is available to transportation and human services organizations in Jefferson County, Indiana, for projects that improve community well-being.

The impact in Jefferson County, IN continues to grow. Bethany Legacy Foundation’s impact is more than a number—it’s measurable progress backed by stories of courage, collaboration, and community innovation.

$24,165,001 in grants awarded 2022-2025 100 grants awarded 2022-2025 56 organizations funded to expand local impact Investing where it matters most Investing where it matters most BLF funds projects that strengthen the systems behind community health. Recent funding highlights include: Madison Consolidated Schools Expanding student support services and access to counselors. Increasing availability of recovery and mental health programs.

Girls Inc. of Jefferson County Adding a full-time mental health advocate for youth. Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Indiana Completing six new homes for families in need. Advancing public health research and connectivity projects.

The impact, in their words. Working side by side with community leaders, we are going to be able to change lives through early childhood care and education. The MCS Early Learning Center will be a safe, engaging, and nurturing environment for children, and a reliable, affordable childcare option for families.

We are very grateful for the financial support of the Bethany Legacy Foundation grant and the additional fund-matching opportunity. Madison Consolidated Schools Thanks to the generous support of the Bethany Legacy Foundation, Developmental Services, Inc. (DSI) will now be able to purchase a wheelchair-accessible van to support our Madison Day Program.

This investment directly addresses one of the most significant barriers our clients face—access to reliable, inclusive transportation. Many of the individuals we serve use wheelchairs or face mobility challenges, and without accessible transportation, they are often left out of everyday experiences that many of us take for granted.

Developmental Services, Inc. The funding we have received from Bethany Legacy will play a vital role in helping Life Choices Clinic sustain the services we currently provide, while also giving us the flexibility to explore new opportunities that meet the evolving needs of our clients.

We are actively partnering with other organizations in our community to expand the scope of care we provide—addressing the whole person through a growing range of services and classes. To continue building these programs, we need time to strengthen commitments from partners and establish consistent collaborations that will secure ongoing revenue.

This generous funding will allow us to cultivate those donor relationships and, ultimately, expand our impact in the community. Director of Business Development River Valley Resources is honored to receive $450,000 from the Bethany Legacy Foundation to help revitalize our historic community building.

This investment will transform the space into a modern hub of opportunity where individuals and families can continue to access education, workforce development, and essential support services. By preserving a community landmark and expanding vital programs, this funding directly addresses local challenges and strengthens pathways to stability and success for those we serve.

Our mission is thrilled to be selected by the Bethany Legacy Foundation as a grant recipient. Funding will allow us to provide life-saving intervention efforts through mobile advocacy services as well as innovative primary prevention efforts through support and education of local students.

We are grateful to have the support of such an impactful foundation as our amazing team works to empower Jefferson County survivors through help, healing, and hope.

Thanks to this generous contribution, Bloom will establish a first-ever pediatric care model that delivers in-place, intensive, restorative interventions specifically designed to improve the physical and mental health of infants impacted by SUD in partnership with their parents or primary caregivers.

This grant highlights the Bethany Legacy Foundation’s dedication and understanding of the importance of addressing substance abuse and mental health for all citizens of Jefferson County, including the youngest, most vulnerable population. With this tremendous support, our women-led, social-purpose organization can build a sustainable care model changing the life trajectory of infants affected by substance use - enabling all to BLOOM.

Our results, made visible. Each year we publish a comprehensive look at the measurable progress being made across Jefferson County, IN. —stories, data, and the outcomes that move us closer to a healthier future.

Stories of Progress in our Community A New Chapter for Early Learning in Jefferson County, IN. A New Chapter for Early Learning in Jefferson County, IN. Jefferson County, IN.

Secures Funding to Boost Mental Health Services and Address Critical Care Gaps Jefferson County, IN. Secures Funding to Boost Mental Health Services and Address Critical Care Gaps Infants in BLOOM to Provide ‘In-Place’ Pediatric Care for Substance-Exposed Infants in Jefferson County, IN. Infants in BLOOM to Provide ‘In-Place’ Pediatric Care for Substance-Exposed Infants in Jefferson County, IN.

Bethany Legacy Foundation and the Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County, IN. Award Grants to Fuel the Dupont Playground Project Bethany Legacy Foundation and the Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County, IN. Award Grants to Fuel the Dupont Playground Project See the difference collaboration makes.

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