THE HARVEST FOUNDATION AWARDS $26,600 IN PROJECT HOPE GRANTS
MARTINSVILLE, VA — The Harvest Foundation has awarded a total of $26,600 to three local organizations through its Project Hope initiative, supporting community-based programs across Martinsville and Henry County.
The grants were announced during a celebration held October 8 at Piedmont Arts in Martinsville.
The funding will support three projects:
$12,600 – For the Children Partners in Prevention Coalition: The Wisdom From The Hive program will bring generations together through storytelling, shared experiences, and community discussions.
$8,000 – The Blueprint Impact Foundation: The Community Camp program will teach youth and families practical life skills, including financial literacy, cooking, gardening, and community service.
$6,000 – Tau Omicron Que School Foundation: The Dine and Converse initiative will encourage 20 local families to strengthen relationships through shared meals and meaningful conversations.
India Brown, program officer at The Harvest Foundation, emphasized that Project Hope focuses on empowering residents to develop solutions that benefit their own communities.
Since launching in 2022, Project Hope has awarded $299,787 to support 29 projects and programs throughout Martinsville-Henry County.
The initiative continues to invest in local ideas that promote stronger families, community involvement, and lasting positive change.
For more information, visit https://theharvestfoundation.org/project-hope.
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