Several area entities will receive support from the latest announced grants from the Legacy Foundation of Kentuckiana.
The foundation announced last week the approval of 23 grants totaling $2.35 million “to support charitable programs that foster healthier communities in the Louisville area, focused particularly on the needs of vulnerable populations.” The foundation says the grants reaffirm its commitment to strengthening local health and well-being by addressing pressing regional challenges.
Among the area organizations that are receiving funding are:
-Bethany Haven in Nelson County, which will receive $75,000 for the construction of a comprehensive day shelter.
-ECTC Foundation, which will receive $100,000 to support ECTC’s Allied Health programming in Hardin and Nelson counties.
-Home of the Innocents, which will receive $250,000 to support the “We’ll be the Change” campaign to build a Complex Care Center to support children and young adults in Bullitt, Hardin, and Nelson counties.
-Hosparus Health, which will receive $250,000 for the new Hosparus Health Inpatient Care Center, serving Bullitt and Hardin counties.
Learn more about the Legacy Foundation of Kentuckiana and other grant recipients at www.legacyfoundationky.org.