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The Central Kentucky Community Foundation on Thursday announced the recipients of more than $185,000 in grant funding through the foundation’s Granted Program.
“Granted is our annual competitive grant opportunity for nonprofits that serve our nine-county region to apply for funding for various areas to help carry out their missions,” said CKCF President and CEO Davette Swiney.
24 grants were awarded to 22 different organizations in what the foundation says was the biggest year yet for the Granted Program.
“The thing I love about Granted is it’s open to any organization serving our region, so it’s not specific for education or healthcare or human services,” Swiney said. “It’s open to any organization, so with that we’ve got a wide variety of missions and causes that organizations support.”
The Granted Program announcement coincides with National Community Foundation Week, which culminates Saturday with National Philanthropy Day. Find the list of recipients and more information by visiting www.ckcf4people.org.
As the weather turns colder, Friends of Hardin County Animal Shelter is helping area residents who care for outdoor or community cats. FOHCAS says for the fourth year the organization will be offering free winter cat shelters. The shelters are made of sturdy styrofoam donated by Eurotrol and filled with straw to help outdoor cats get out of the cold. “These are for cats who live outdoors, who may be feral, or […]
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