Wilmington Expands Human Services Grants to Empower Local Nonprofits(Highlights funding and community impact.)

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Oct 20
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In Wilmington, NC, the city is now accepting applications for its Human Services Grant program, aiming to strengthen support for local service-organizations. The funding opens two tiers: an Impact Fund (up to 2 major awards) and a Human Services Fund (up to 20 awards) for direct service providers working in areas like housing & neighborhoods, transportation & infrastructure, safety, organizational excellence, and economic development & cultural vibrancy. Eligible groups include those serving older adults (55+), youth/young adults (<24), individuals experiencing housing insecurity, persons with disabilities, or survivors of domestic violence or child abuse.

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