Applications Due December 8, 2017
The Junior League of Greenwich (JLG) is now accepting applications for its Community Grant Award. The Community Grant is given to one or more community organizations and is intended to fund new initiatives or expand programs and services relating to significant community needs. The deadline for receipt of completed applications is DECEMBER 8, 2017 and will be presented to the recipient in the Spring 2018. For more information, please call the JLG office 203-869-1979 or email the Junior League at [email protected]. Applications can be downloaded from the website www.jlgreenwich.org under ABOUT, COMMUNITY GRANT AWARD.
Last year, the Junior League of Greenwich presented the Community Grant Award to Abilis, Inc. The grant was utilized to launch a new activities program, “Cooking and Crafts” for children with disabilities in the 4th-8th grade level. There is a gap in Saturday morning programming options for children with special needs. Most children have sports and other activities, while children with special needs do not have that opportunity. The Junior League of Greenwich grant enabled Abilis to fill this gap.
The Junior League of Greenwich (JLG) is now accepting applications for its Community Grant Award. The Community Grant is given to one or more community organizations and is intended to fund new initiatives or expand programs and services relating to significant community needs. The deadline for receipt of completed applications is DECEMBER 8, 2017 and will be presented to the recipient in the Spring 2018. For more information, please call the JLG office 203-869-1979 or email the Junior League at [email protected]. Applications can be downloaded from the website www.jlgreenwich.org under ABOUT, COMMUNITY GRANT AWARD.
Last year, the Junior League of Greenwich presented the Community Grant Award to Abilis, Inc. The grant was utilized to launch a new activities program, “Cooking and Crafts” for children with disabilities in the 4th-8th grade level. There is a gap in Saturday morning programming options for children with special needs. Most children have sports and other activities, while children with special needs do not have that opportunity. The Junior League of Greenwich grant enabled Abilis to fill this gap.
