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Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) of Central County United Way Will Place an Estimated 170 Volunteers Throughout the Service Area. Some of the Service Activities Will Include Food Pantries, Meal Delivery, Water Conservation and Education Programs and Public Safety. the Primary Focus Area of RSVP of Central County United Way Will Be Healthy Futures. at the End of the Three Year Grant Cycle We Plan on Placing a Total of 64 Volunteers in a Food Pantry Support and Food Delivery Station. at the End of This Three Year Cycle, We Anticipate That We Will Provide Food From Our Food Bank Stations to Well Over 10,000 Individuals. in Addition, We Foresee That We Will Have Volunteers That Will Be Able to Deliver Over 1,500 Meals to Homebound Seniors and Individuals With a Disability. the CNCS Federal Investment Is $61,410 and Will Be Supplemented With at Least a 30% Match of $26,318, Through Non Federal Resources.
Committed
$190,771
Paid out
$36.2K
19%
Committed, not yet paid
$154.6K
81%
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