Buhl Regional Health Foundation Awards $553,817 in Grants
Nine community non-profit agencies were awarded grants totaling $553,817 from the Buhl Regional Health Foundation this fall.
The agencies will use the grants for health-related programs in the Foundation’s service area. Agencies, their programs, and grant awards are:
—Adventures in Training with a Purpose, Specialized Training for Vulnerable Populations: $50,000
— Building Blocks Child Center, Gross Motor Expansion: $22,500
—Children’s Advocacy Center of Lawrence County, Nurse-Family Partnership Program: $66,225
—City Rescue Mission, Telemedicine Rooms: $10,000
—Inspiring Minds, Grocery Store Project: $5,000
—SV Catholic School System, KCHS Future Nurses of America Club: $2,500
—UPMC Horizon, Victoria Advanced Birthing Simulator for UPMC Horizon: $97,592
—Valley Shenango Economic Development Corporation, Urban Agriculture Entrepreneurial Innovation Center (UAEIC): $250,000
—West Hill Ministries, Oakland Avenue Location: $50,000
The next grant cycle will open for Letter of Inquiry submission on November 29, 2021. Click here for more information.
The Buhl Regional Health Foundation is committed to improving the health and well-being of the neighbors we serve. We support the important work of non-profit agencies who strive to meet the needs of residents impacted by health-related needs in the greater Sharon regional area. We do this by listening, partnering, and providing resources.
