The United Way of the Bradford Area has announced the recipients of its second quarter Impact Funds, providing crucial support to local organizations dedicated to community service. This funding initiative is part of a quarterly program designed to assist qualifying 501(c)3 organizations in Bradford, Smethport, and Port Allegany.

Supporting Local Initiatives

Among the beneficiaries of this round of funding are several organizations that play a vital role in the community. The A Partnership in Housing’s Work Essentials Program, Meals on Wheels’ Steam Table, and Destinations Bradford’s Gas Cards initiative are just a few of the programs receiving support. Additionally, Emanual Lutheran Church’s Foster Closet, Landmark Society’s Cook Farm School Program, Bradford Library’s Summer Reading Program, Port Allegany Community Service’s Food Pantry, and Church of the Ascension’s Food Pantry Hygiene Items initiative have been awarded funds.

These grants, capped at $1,500 per request, are instrumental in helping these organizations continue their valuable work. The funds are allocated based on the availability and are intended to support projects that align with the United Way’s mission of community betterment.

Looking Ahead

The third quarterly round of funding will open on July 1st, with submissions due by August 3rd. Organizations interested in applying for these grants can find more information and application forms on the United Way of the Bradford Area’s website at uwbanews.com. For further inquiries, the United Way office can be contacted at 814-368-6181 or via email at [email protected].

This initiative underscores the importance of community support and the role of local organizations in fostering a strong and resilient community. By providing these funds, the United Way of the Bradford Area continues to demonstrate its commitment to uplifting the local community and supporting programs that make a difference in the lives of residents.

Original reporting: WESB (Bradford) — read the source article.