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November 17, 2017 By EWVCF

News and Updates from our Affiliates!

The Hampshire County Community Foundation awarded $3,645 in grants through its competitive grants program.  Recipients include:

  • Augusta Rescue Squad – $822 to purchase new CPR manikins for training
  • Slanesville Volunteer Fire and Rescue Company – $822 for rescue equipment
  • Catholic Community Services – $500 to provide school supplies for students in need
  • Romney Parks and Recreation – $500 for a family 5k run/walk during the Peach Festival
  • The River House – $500 for their Art for All program
  • Hope in the Darkness Project – $100 for books and materials for outreach work for youth at the Chick Buckbee Juvenile Detention Facility
  • Christ Community Church – $350 for their school backpack programs and Augusta and Slanesville Elementary Schools

You can learn more about the stories behind the funds that made these grants possible in this newsletter.

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