Applications open for Legacy Fund grants

Leavenworth, WALocal News

Nonprofit organizations serving Cashmere, Chelan Valley, Upper Valley, and Wenatchee Valley can now apply for Legacy Fund grants, as announced by the Community Foundation of North Central Washington. The application process aims to empower local nonprofits to enhance their services and effectively address community needs. Interested organizations can find specific application details on the Community Foundation's official website. This funding initiative is crucial for local nonprofits, enabling them to strengthen community ties and improve overall quality of life. Historical data shows that similar grants have significantly impacted community development in the region.

Nonprofits often rely on such funding to implement programs that cater to local challenges. The Legacy Fund grants are a vital resource for fostering growth and resilience in these communities. Interested applicants are encouraged to act promptly to ensure they meet the application deadline.

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