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The PORT established the South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) to develop equity-based partnerships and provide resources and support in historically underserved near-airport communities. The PORT hopes to support communities most deeply impacted by the current economic crisis with projects in PORT-related industries, including aviation, maritime, construction trades, and green career industries.

Thank you for your interest in applying for a Cecil County VLT Local Community Grant. Funds requested through this application are limited to nonprofit and not-for-profit organizations and state, county and local government agencies located within or specifically serving Cecil County, Maryland for purposes outlined in the application under “Section II Program Purpose Areas.”

Funds from the opioid settlements are subject to the requirements listed in Exhibit E to the National Opioid Settlement Agreements.The Napa County Health and Human Services Agency (hereafter “County”) is issuing this Request for Proposals (RFP) from qualified organizations to provide opioid remediation programs and services. The County intends to fund as many projects as possible to maximize the impact of these funds throughout the community.

Wegman’s will, to address “charitable and philanthropic and educational purposes which will make for the welfare of the Rochester and Monroe County community... particularly giving assistance in the case of the aged, whether institutionalized or not, and to character-building agencies...and in developing through educational work and otherwise, better relationships between capital and labor.”Through the fund, grants ranging from $1,500 to $10,000,

The South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) Environmental Grants Program builds off the successful Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund Small Matching Grants Program. The Port invites community organizations, chambers of commerce, service organizations, community, youth, or athletic associations, or other similar associations to submit grant applications.

Established in 1991, the Community Foundation Boulder Countyaims to nurture and activate the ideas, generosity, and leadership of the community to galvanize resources and support equitable solutions for all who live/work in Boulder County, Colorado.The foundation has issued a request for proposals for the 15 Forever Fund, which was established at the foundation to promote civic engagement and leadership among Boulder County youth.

The South King County Community Impact Fund (SKCCIF) Environmental Grants Program builds off the successful Airport Community Ecology (ACE) Fund Small Matching Grants Program. The Port invites community organizations, chambers of commerce, service organizations, community, youth, or athletic associations, or other similar associations to submit grant applications.