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Vigo County Education Gets $200K Boost!
19 Jun
Summary
- Community Foundation awarded $200,250 to eight organizations.
- Grants target literacy, STEM, and workforce readiness.
- Terre Haute Children's Museum received $100,000 for a new exhibit.
The Wabash Valley Community Foundation recently distributed $200,250 through its Education Pillar grants to eight organizations within Vigo County. This marks the initial grant cycle under the foundation's revamped competitive process.
The awarded funds will bolster a variety of educational programs. These initiatives aim to enhance learning experiences, prepare individuals for the workforce, improve reading skills, and provide essential support for students and families.
Key recipients include the Terre Haute Children's Museum, which was granted $100,000 to develop a drone control activity center. Wabash Valley Goodwill Industries received $25,000 for a learning lab focused on industry certifications.
Other funded projects span financial literacy, S.T.E.A.M. coding, and even athletic equipment for middle schools. The grants reflect a commitment to lifelong learning, from early childhood literacy to professional development.
