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Horizon Community Funds awards four new Community Impact Fund grants totaling nearly $50k


Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky has announced the first grant recipients awarded through its Community Impact Fund. Four nonprofits serving Northern Kentucky will receive their full grant requests, for a total of nearly $50,000.

The following nonprofits have been funded for the 2019 round:

• DCCH Center for Children and Families ($10,000): Targeted Case Management Services to Keep Low-Income, At-Risk Children with Their Families

• Kenton County Public Library ($14,700): Ready to Code

• Legal Aid of the Bluegrass ($15,000): Project HOPE (Housing Opportunities for People Everywhere)

• Rose Garden Center for Hope and Healing ($9,500): Hope for Hispanic Health
 
Horizon Community Funds received 80 letters of interest from a broad range of community organizations for its inaugural grant cycle.

“We are pleased to announce awards to these four high impact programs,” said Council of Trustee member Jim Votruba. “The grant review process included a special emphasis on proposals that emphasized innovation, acceleration, and leveraging with other community resources.”
 
“We believe our community will be stronger, more caring and inclusive, and better able to support bright futures for all as a result of these investments. This is why Horizon Community Funds exists.” 
 
The next round of Community Impact Fund grants will be available in early 2020.
 
“Northern Kentuckians can come together for the common good through our Community Impact Fund,” said Horizon Community Funds President Nancy Grayson. “Through this fund, gifts of all sizes are multiplied to serve our community’s ever-changing needs and create lasting, positive impact.”
 


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