Community Foundation of Monroe County Grants

    From Community Foundation of Monroe County

    The Community Foundation for Monroe County envisions a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. They commit to excellence in stewardship, promoting local impact through philanthropy, building community partnerships, encouraging inclusion, and creating a lasting legacy. This approach intends to support integrity, transparency, and significant, positive changes in Monroe County.

    Type of Support

    Overview

    The grant program by the Community Foundation focuses on initiatives in education, health & well-being, and community enrichment. The education initiative aims to increase postsecondary achievement to 60% by 2025, by fostering a culture that values education and supports academic improvement for all students. The health & well-being initiative seeks to enhance public health and offer programs for the physical and mental well-being of Monroe County residents, addressing specific challenges like high opioid mortality rates. The community enrichment initiative aims to improve community infrastructure, arts, entertainment, and cultural experiences in underserved areas. These efforts collectively strive for a holistic improvement in the quality of life within Monroe County.

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