The Gloucester Community Foundation recently announced it will be distributing $114,350 in grant funding to local nonprofit organizations throughout Gloucester County.
Made possible by donor funds, GCF will provide its 2023 Community Impact grants to 24 organizations. Community Impact grants are awarded through a competitive process and support local nonprofits whose strategies align with the GCF’s four focus areas: community vibrancy, economic prosperity, educational success and health and wellness.
“Our grants process is always centered on how we can create a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. Throughout our community, charitable organizations and volunteers are expanding existing services or developing new ones to meet the needs of children, seniors, persons with disabilities, and other vulnerable groups, while also improving our quality of life in Gloucester,” said Robert G. Crockett, chair of GCF’s local advisory board.
GCF was established in 2000 to preserve ...
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