The grant is intended to fund new initiatives or expand programs and services relating to significant community needs, not subsidize existing programs.
Junior League of Greenwich President-Elect Sue Rogers said, “We look to identify local groups on an annual basis that are making a difference in our community through innovative and high impact programs."
Past recipient organizations include Greenwich Library, YWCA of Greenwich, and YMCA of Greenwich.
Applications are due Dec. 4. The requests will be reviewed/approved by the Junior League of Greenwich Board of Directors and the Junior League membership, and presented in the spring of 2016.
The grant application can be found on the Junior League of Greenwich website at www.jlgreenwich.org.
Last year’s recipient was the Safe Rides Program, an initiative designed to save the lives of teens that may be in a vulnerable position by being in need of a safe form of transportation home. It is run by a partnership between the Greenwich Youth Services Coordinator and the First Selectman’s Youth Commission, with support from the Greenwich Police Department.
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