SitemapLocal nonprofits focused on health and human services, education, economic development and social services received more than $2 million from The Youngstown Foundation in the second quarter of this year, announced the foundation’s Distribution Committee.
Of the total grants awarded, $1,274,000 came from The Youngstown Foundation’s Unrestricted Fund. The monies went to nonprofits that provide “invaluable support designed to improve the quality of life for local residents,” according to a release. Those nonprofits include Associated Neighborhood Centers, Coleman Professional Services, Home For Good, Junior Achievement of Mahoning Valley, Millcreek Children’s Center, Northeast Ohio Adoption Services, Oh Wow! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children’s Center for Science and Technology, Salvation Army, United Way of Youngstown and the Mahoning Valley, Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. and the City of Youngstown Amphitheater Park Fund.
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