Sandy Springs has recently granted $160,000 in funding to support non-profit arts and recreation programs that are specifically aimed at serving underserved and low-income communities.
Horizons Atlanta has been awarded $15,000 to continue supporting first graders participating in the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School’s summer learning program. The Northside Youth Organization will get $15,000 to use on scholarships for children, covering registration fees and necessary sports equipment for a selected sport. Additionally, the Healthy Youth USA Foundation will get $15,000 to continue its summer camp program catering to elementary-age children.
Horizons Atlanta will also get $25,000 to provide support to a new group of rising first graders in the Holy Innocents' Episcopal School summer learning program. Catalyst Sports is getting $25,000 to offer river programming for disabled individuals, and Sandy Springs Youth Sports is getting $25,000 to cover registration fees and sports equipment for new youth sports camps and clinics, aimed at providing free opportunities for local youth. Promotional Products such as branded sports equipment allow businesses to promote local youth programs while promoting their brands.
Los Niños Primero has been awarded $25,000 to offer paddle, swim, and wilderness discovery sessions to low-income families in the Latino community in partnership with Paddle4Tomorrow, Chattahoochee Riverkeeper, Chattahoochee Nature Center, and Solidarity Sandy Springs. The Healthy Youth USA Foundation will also expect to receive $25,000 to provide scholarships for summer camp programs.
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