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Foundation commits more than $70,000 in funds to organizations in five states
STRONGSVILLE, Ohio–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The Union Home Mortgage Foundation, a charitable organization whose mission is to equip families with the tools and resources to achieve economic self-sufficiency, has announced its grant recipients for the first quarter of 2021. The list includes 11 recipients across five states and includes three new, nonprofit partners.
Through this cycle, the Foundation is providing support to organizations making critical contributions to communities in the areas of financial literacy, education, career readiness and housing in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Texas, and Louisiana. The grants total $70,500 and will help these organizations develop permanent solutions to improve the financial health of families and individuals. The UHM Foundation is proud to partner with several nonprofit organizations for the first time in 2021, including Smart Development Inc., Home Repair Services of
Habitat for Humanity Breaks Ground on Home Build in St. Louis in Partnership with Concrete Strategies, Clayco and the Construction Career Development Initiative
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With the support of Geotechnology, Inc. and the St. Louis Job Corps Center, the partners poured foundations for two new homes ST. LOUIS (PRWEB) April 21, 2021 Habitat for Humanity’s broke ground on a new home build Monday, bringing together a collaborative team led by Concrete Strategies, part of the Clayco enterprise, and workforce diversity nonprofit Construction Career Development Initiative (CCDI). The four-day build will take place at 3429 and 3427 Park Avenue, and each day the site will be staffed with twelve skilled Clayco and CCDI volunteers. The volunteers will be pouring foundations for two homes in St. Louis’s Gate District neighborhood and helping to support minority representation in construction.
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Missouri schools join forces to help military children
Lengthy separations from a parent serving in the military. Heightened anxiety about the safety of their mom or dad in uniform. Frequent moves from one town to the next and leaving familiar things behind. Overlaps in school curriculum and graduation requirement differences. Watching a military parent return home with an injury, or an invisible one like depression or post-traumatic stress. The grief of losing loved ones in combat. These are some of the realities that take a toll on young military hearts every day.
Navigating these challenges takes a village. Some Missouri schools have joined forces with families in the Armed Services to help provide military students with a softer academic landing.
Advanced Manufacturing Industry Partnership Names Sean Kelley New Executive Director prweb.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from prweb.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.