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Find similar grantsVehicle Purchase Grant is sponsored by Sisters Health Foundation. Assists in the purchase of vehicles to transport people with disabilities to job sites and into the community.
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Grant Category: Grant Program – Page 72 – Sisters Health Foundation Southern Appalachian Labor School Grant Program: Responsive Amount Awarded: $8,000. 00 Priority Area: Healthy Lifestyles To support the Licensed Social Worker serving Meigs County residents. Grant Program: Responsive Priority Area: Mental Health and Addiction Grant Program: Responsive Priority Area: Healthy Lifestyles St.
Andrews United Methodist Church For the purchase of formula for families utilizing the St. Andrews Baby Pantry. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Health Equity St.
Bernard Catholic Church, St. Vincent De Paul To support emergency assistance to individuals for rent, utilities, food, or gas. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Thriving Neighborhoods St.
Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church To assist Wirt County residents with utility payments and vehicle repair for medical appointments and employment purposes. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Thriving Neighborhoods St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church To prevent utility shut offs and assist with vehicle repair needed to obtain or retain employment or to access medical care.
Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Thriving Neighborhoods Mobile Outreach Expansion St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church To provide hygiene and cleaning supplies to Calhoun, Roane, Wirt, and Ritchie County residents in need. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Health Equity St.
Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church To assist Wirt County residents with utility payments. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Thriving Neighborhoods St. Margaret Mary Backpack Buddy Program St.
Margaret Mary Catholic Church For fresh produce and stable food items for children. Grant Program: Basic Needs/Direct Service Priority Area: Health Equity
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