Federal grant · project grant (b)
Nye Communities Coalitions Mission Is to Join Agencies, Organizations, and Individuals Together in a Cooperative and Collaborative Effort to Grow Healthy Organizations, People, and Environments (hope). This Project Aligns With CNCS Priority Areas of Economic Opportunity and Healthy Futures. Low Income Community Members in Nye, Lyon, Esmeralda, Lincoln, Storey and Mineral Counties Will Benefit From This Project as They Receive Job Training, Develop Employment Skills, and Alleviate Long Term Hunger. the Four Vista Members Will Build Capacity and Help Community Members Out of Poverty Over the Next Two Years by Strengthening Partnerships, Increasing Financial Resources, Improving Technology Use, and Improving Volunteer Recruitment and Management Systems.
Committed
$295,192
Paid out
$172.0K
58%
Committed, not yet paid
$123.2K
42%
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