Foundation allocates $50K for pandemic response
March 23, 2020From Local Sources
The Dubois County Community Foundation has allocated $50,000 toward local response to the COVID-19 pandemic to address urgent and critical needs.
The foundation is also:
• Changing its grant process to an expedited, two-question process. If funds are awarded, the organization can expect to have funding in hand within 24 hours.
• Proactively supporting the frontline. Emergency agencies and funds will be deployed on a rolling basis.
• Remaining focused on long-term effects on the viability of nonprofits disproportionately impacted by the pandemic.
• Continuing additional funding allocations to be assessed as needs evolve and we better understand the priorities facing our community.
For more information, contact Clayton Boyles at 812.482.5295, clayton@dccommunityfoundation.org or visit dccommunityfoundation.org.
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