MARTINSVILLE – The Harvest Foundation Board of Directors awarded 13 grants totaling $22.3 million at its Thursday meeting.
“Working with our grantees throughout the year and seeing the amazing results from their efforts have been extraordinary,” said Allyson Rothrock, president of The Harvest Foundation. “The projects approved by The Harvest Foundation Board of Directors vary from education, workforce training and credentialing support to health care and community asset building. Each year, we strive to discover and cultivate exceptional programs that benefit all citizens in Martinsville-Henry County.”
This year, The Harvest Foundation “Grants for Growth” treewill tell the story of how the foundation’s latest grant awards interconnect and work to elevate Martinsville-Henry County and its citizenry. Each announced grant takes the shape of a leaf on the tree that represents our community and the hardworking, capable people that make it a wonderful place to live and support a family. Additional information about the grant will appear by hovering over and/or clicking the leaf on the tree.
Detailed information about each grant will be released throughout the next few weeks. Stay tuned on Harvest Foundation’s social media (facebook.com/harvest.foundation.mhc) and website (theharvestfoundation.org) for more information and grant reveals.
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