Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance
The Purpose of This Project Is to Help Pay for Services and Recreational Gear for the Local Library (partner to This Agreement) to Start a Recreational Program That Will Allow the Public to Go to the Library and Check Out Recreational Gear and Also Provide Training to Adults and Children on How to Use the Gear to Enable the Public to Do More Activities Within the National Forest. the Intent Is to Educate People and Get More People Outdoors and Enjoy the Surrounding National Forest.funds Will Be Utilized to Purchase Approximately 200 Gear Items to Include: Camping Gear, Hiking Gear, Backpacks, Kayaks,helmets, and Fishing Gear. the Library Will House and Store the Equipment and Manage the Program.
Committed
$30,000
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