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Akron Community Foundation announced quarterly grants and distributions totaling $4,735,503, benefiting hundreds of nonprofits in our community and beyond. Grants approved this quarter include:
Health & Human Services grants totaling $812,750
Grants included in this round of funding will support programs that meet the basic needs of area residents, including those that address mental health, substance use disorders, housing and more. A $5,000 grant to Beacon Charitable Pharmacy will help provide free and reduced-price medication for residents who are uninsured and lack the ability to obtain medicine. Last year, the nonprofit also launched a mobile pharmacy to help bring equitable health care access to the neighborhoods that need it most. Learn more.
Bath Community Fund grants totaling $50,000
The fund has now distributed more than $300,000 since it began awarding grants in 2016. Grants benefit nonprofit organizations serving the Bath community, including Greenleaf Family Center, which received a grant to continue providing counseling to Revere Local School District students at risk of losing services due to financial hardship. Learn more.
Millennium Fund for Children grants totaling $60,200
The Millennium Fund for Children awarded grants to 35 nonprofits throughout the Greater Akron area. Established in 1999 as a partnership of the Akron Beacon Journal and Akron Community Foundation, the fund has awarded nearly 700 grants in total to programs that meet children’s basic needs, teach important life skills, enrich students’ lives through visual and performing arts, and much more. Learn more.
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