Friday, September 4

FUNDHOLDER HIGHLIGHT:
The John Andrew and Debi Carlson Memorial Fund was created to honor a life defined by generosity, compassion and a commitment to helping others.

John and Debi quietly supported family, friends, coworkers and their community - often without anyone knowing. Today, their giving continues after John's passing through this fund which supports the Student Emergency Fund at Chippewa Valley Technical College, providing scholarships for local high school graduates who plan to study electrical and mechanical technology at a Wisconsin technical college, like John.

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Thursday, September 3

HEALTHY CHIPPEWA COUNTY FUND
Grant Recipient: Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Chippewa County

"This grant is an investment in our community's most vulnerable residents. It will allow us to deliver not only nutritious meals but also compassion, wellness checks, and the support people need to age safely and independently at home."
~ Kayla Colbenson, Nutrition & Transportation Programs Supervisor, Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Chippewa County

Learn more about the Healthy Chippewa County Fund here: https://bit.ly/HCCFunds

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Tuesday, September 1

Grant opportunities now open!!
Community Needs Grants and Northwestern Bank Mini-Grants open September 1 and close October 8 at 4pm.

Community Needs Grant Opportunity: Each year, Community Needs Grants are awarded to charitable organizations serving Chippewa County.
Learn more here: https://www.yourlegacyforever.org/grants/community-needs.phtml

Northwestern Bank Mini-Grant Opportunity: School mini-grants are available to 3rd through 8th grade educators to support innovative learning and motivational classroom activities or service-learning projects.
Learn more here: https://www.yourlegacyforever.org/grants/northwestern-mini-grants.phtml

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