Ripley County Community Foundation Small Grants Total $3K

Thursday, May 24, 2018 at 8:20 AM

By Ripley County Community Foundation, news release

Eight local organizations are sharing in the grants.

Amy Streator (right) with the Ripley County Community Foundation presents a grant to Tracy Baer with the Southeastern Career Center. Photo provided.

(Ripley County, Ind.) - The mission of the Community Foundation is to assist Ripley County charitable organizations in fulfilling their goals of making Ripley County a vibrant place to live, work, and visit. Our granting opportunities are a vital part of that mission and energy. It is a privilege for the community foundation to be able to be a part of the charitable initiatives taking place throughout Ripley County.

Small grants awarded $3,000 in grants to the following eight organizations serving Ripley County.

Safe Passage, Inc.: $500 for Special Events Equipment

Milan 54, Inc.: $350 for Capital Campaign Materials

Town of Osgood: $500 for Chairs for Town Hall

Tyson Library Association, Inc.: $200 for Electronic Equipment

Town of Milan Park: $500 for Refurbishing Playground Equipment

Southeastern Career Center: $500 for Yearbook expenses

Ripley County Drug Awareness Coalition: $200 for "Speak Out" Program

Hoosier Trails Council - Boy Scouts of America: $250 for Marketing to Girls

Small Project Grants are available throughout the year for amounts up to $500.  Applications are now being accepted for the next Small Project Grant Cycle. These are due in our office by 4:00pm on June 1. Grant guidelines and all applications are available online at: rccfonline.org or please call 812-933-1098 or 877-234-5220 with questions or for more information.

More from Local News

Comments

Add a comment

Log in to the club or enter your details below.
Rating *

Events

Volunteer Leader Jim Fulton Brings Dearborn County’s WWII Memorial Back to Life

Behind the scenes of how history is about to come full circle on July 4th in Newtown Park in Lawrenceburg

U.S. Postal Service Will be Closed in Observance of Juneteenth, June 19

Self-service options are available in many retail lobbies when Post Offices are closed

Indiana DNR: Tick Tips

Prevention continues, even after the hike

Lawrenceburg Grad Named Recipient of Prestigious Munoz Foundation Scholarship

Each year the Munoz Foundation awards multiple $20,000 scholarships

Southeastern Indiana Racing Circuit Starts June 27 in Rushville

Five races this summer will support local cross country programs.

On Air

Your Hometown Radio Station playing
Miranda Lambert - Famous in a Small Town

Alabama Down Home - EAGLE ONLY NO INTRO IMAGING 5:50
Maren Morris I Could Use a Love Song 5:47
Jeannie C. Riley Harper Valley PTA 5:44
Easton Corbin A Little More Country Than That 5:40