Washington County Community Foundation Donors Award over $27K

  

Grants totaling over $27,000.00 were awarded to several organizations serving Washington County by donors of the Washington County Community Foundation for the Spring 2018 grant cycle.  Grants are awarded from the Foundation’s Touch Tomorrow funds.

The Campbellsburg ballfields will be a safer place due to a $2,005.95 grant to purchase an AED machine.  Many people will be trained on the use of the AED and it will be housed at the ballfield.

A $6,000.00 grant has been awarded to Awareness Washington County.  They will use the funds to repair the lights on the walking trail as well as installing infrared security cameras for the trail.

Blue River Services is updating their software and will be receiving a $2000.00 grant to assist in offsetting the cost for that.

United Way 211 is the recipient of a $1,532.87 grant to continue 211 referral service in Washington County. 

Lifeskills prevention programming will be coming to Washington County fifth graders with a $3,198.00 grant to Our Place Drug and Alcohol Education Services. 

Pied Piper Productions is receiving a $2,450.00 grant for the royalties, sets, and advertising for four performances of “Godspell”. 

A $10,100.00 grant has been awarded to the Washington County Family YMCA for their high-quality full-day preschool program being implemented at Bradie Shrum Elementary School. 

Washington County Community Foundation is a nonprofit public charity established in 1993 to serve donors, award grants, and provide leadership to improve Washington County forever

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