United Way of Ross County has awarded immediate impact grants to the Chillicothe City Schools and Elizabeth’s Hope. According to an announcement, the grants are aimed at supporting initiatives that benefit students and families in the community.
The grant for Chillicothe City Schools will fund a generator to ensure reliable backup power for essential operations and emergency preparedness. This investment aims to enhance safety measures and provide uninterrupted learning environments for students.
Elizabeth’s Hope, a nonprofit organization that assists new and expectant mothers, will use its grant to supply essential resources such as diapers and formula. This support is intended to help families facing challenges during pregnancy and early parenthood.
“These grants directly address urgent needs within our community,” said Andrea Williams, CEO & president at United Way of Ross County. “By securing funding for infrastructure improvements and essential supplies, we are strengthening local organizations and empowering them to continue their impactful work.”
The United Way of Ross County collaborates with 17 local nonprofits to focus on education, financial stability and health. These grants highlight a commitment to fostering local partnerships. Residents can support these initiatives through donations, volunteer efforts or advocacy, according to the announcement.