Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission Announces $58,295 Federal Grant

MARION COUNTY – Ohio Heartland Community Action Commission, the local administrative agent for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program, has announced that Marion County will receive $58,295 in federal funding from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) this year to supplement emergency food and shelter programs.

Local agencies that provide such services and want to apply for funding from the county’s program board will need to submit an application by Friday May 15, 3:00pm.

To be eligible, an agency must be a private voluntary nonprofit or a unit of government with a DUNS number and FEIN; have an accounting system; practice nondiscrimination; have demonstrated a capability to deliver emergency food or shelter programs; and have a voluntary board, if organized as a private voluntary organization.

The local board will review the applications, determine where the funds would have the most influence and recommend that the money be distributed accordingly.

For an application or details, call OHCAC 1183 Bellefontaine Ave Marion, OH 43302, 740-383-2154.


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