Board of Trustees
Judy A. Budi
President
Robert A. Yeck
Vice President
Richard L. Carr
Secretary
Paul W. Heintz
Treasurer
Karen W. Borgert
Robert E. Daley
John W. Lohbeck
Sharon A. Lowry
Jeffrey A. Winwood
Ex Officio
Dale Berry
C. Mark Kingseed
Emeritus
Sally D. Beals
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Posted 10/26/11
Foundation Awards Grants to Three Community Non Profits
Adults with mental disorders and the hungry, along with history buffs, will benefit from the fall 2011 round of grants by the Centerville-Washington Foundation, according to an announcement by the foundation’s board of trustees. The list of grants awarded includes:
* $1,500 to Friends of the Castle, a non-profit group that supports a social center that serves adults with mental disorders. Currently celebrating its 18th anniversary, the Castle provides transportation and a warm, friendly atmosphere — games, music, field trips and a nutritious lunch — for an average of 45 people a day. The grant will go towards the purchase of a commercial stove for the kitchen.
* $500 to Cross Creek Community Church to expand its Feeding Friends food pantry. The pantry serves 35 – 40 families a month, providing them with food for a week. The grant will go towards the purchase of a utility cart to help move food from the church to clients’ cars, and a refrigerator.
* $500 to the Centerville-Washington Township Historical Society to help pay for the second edition of its 1977 publication, A Sense of Place. The book chronicles the rich history of Centerville and Washington Township. The second edition will include updated information and will add color photographs to the black and white photos from the first edition.
“Eight grant applications were received during the fall cycle,” said Judy Budi, chair of the foundation’s board of trustees and its grant committee. “Three of the grant applications were for feeding the hungry and needy while the rest came from organizations that contribute significantly to the quality of life in our community. We would like to have funded them all.”
An affiliate of The Dayton Foundation, the Centerville-Washington Foundation has been highly successful in helping people through grants and in helping donors find the best ways of contributing to worthy causes.
The Foundation’s grant programs have helped children, seniors, and at-risk populations, as well as provided support to local arts and humanities, conservation and environment, education, health and social service organizations.
The next grant award cycle is in March 2012.
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