GREEN BAY, WI (WTAQ) – Six Green Bay-area organizations have received grants in order to impact low-income families.
The Greater Green Bay Community Foundation, with the Stand Together Foundation, awarded $472,250 to six non-profits to go towards self-sufficiency programs, which help local families reach work, education, and stable housing goals.
Those non-profit programs include:
- Bay Area Workforce Development Board – Transitions to Success Collaboration
- Community Benefit Tree – Green Bay Resource Center
- Ecumenical Partnership for Housing – Prevention Initiative
- Forward Service Corporation in Green Bay – Transportation Alliance for New Solutions (TrANS) Construction Training Program
- Golden House – Safe Home for Victims Program
- UW-Extension Brown County – Rent Smart Program
“We’re a group of community-minded individuals committed to creating better communities today, tomorrow and for generations,” says Tom Selk, president of the Stand Together Foundation. “Our mission is to work collaboratively with nonprofit agencies by funding lasting solutions for those in need in our community. The expertise of the Greater Green Bay Community Foundation allows us to make the greatest impact with our funds.”
