United Way of St. Johns County Announces Phase 41 Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program Funds
United Way of St. Johns County is pleased to announce that $37,503.00 in federal funds has been awarded to St. Johns County through Phase 41 of the Emergency Food and Shelter National Board Program.
A local board made up of county, city, and human services agencies along with United Way of St. Johns County will determine how funds are to be distributed among emergency food and shelter programs in the local service area. The board is responsible for recommending agencies to receive funds in this cycle and, as well as, funds awarded in future cycles.
Under the terms of the grant from the National Board, local organizations, whether nonprofit or government, may apply. To receive funds, the organization must conduct an annual audit, practice non-discrimination and have demonstrated the capability to deliver emergency food and shelter programs. Examples of how program funds can be used include the following: food (served meals or groceries), lodging in a mass shelter or hotel, one month’s rent or mortgage payment, one month’s utility bill and/or equipment necessary to feed or shelter people.
Qualifying programs are urged to apply or obtain additional information by contacting Patty Isola at United Way of St. Johns County. Contant Patty by email at patty.isola@unitedway-sjc.org or call 904-829-9721. To learn more about United Way of St. Johns County, visit www.unitedway-sjc.org.
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About United Way of St. Johns County:
United Way of St. Johns County (UWSJC) is a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to improving lives and creating lasting change in the community. Through strategic initiatives, partnerships, and community engagement, UWSJC focuses on promoting health, education, and financial stability for all residents. Guided by passionate leaders, UWSJC remains committed to building a brighter future for individuals and families in St. Johns and Putnam counties.