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Grand Traverse Regional Foundation Awards $300K in Grants for Local Needs

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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The Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation awarded about $300,000 in Community Fund grants to 21 organizations across five counties, including Grand Traverse County, Michigan. Steve Wade, Community Impact vice president, stated that housing and mental health are top priorities, noting that 43 percent of the grants supported housing-related efforts.

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Steve Wade emphasized that a lack of housing prevents the region from having a strong economic sector, stating that families need places to live in the community. The foundation's funding provides flexible support to local organizations working in areas of greatest need.

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Who's involved

  • Steve WadeCommunity Impact vice president who discussed regional housing needs
  • Grand Traverse CountyCounty in Michigan where housing needs are being addressed

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