Operation Round Up Grants Awarded in Oct. 2018

The Operation Round Up Foundation awarded $41,488 in October to benefit member communities.

Pathways of Central Ohio computers for 211 Crisis Hotline.
Danville Local Schools towards playground renovation.
Muskingum Valley ESC for iPads for student use.
Save A Warrior for a renovation at Warrior Village.
Licking County ESC for Chromebooks for student use.
Larry Miller Inter. School for supplies for learning space.
St. Francis Boy Scout Troop 4008 for tents for camping.
Granville Arts Boosters towards sound equipment.
United Way of Licking Co. for a telephone system.
Heath Athletic Boosters towards synthetic turf.
Genesis Community Ambulance towards heart monitors.
Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland for equipment.
Croton UMC Boy Scout Troop 4025 towards a trailer.

Over $3 Million Donated to Member Communities!

Programs of all types are eligible for Round Up grants, as long as the funds are not used for utility bills and the organization is non-political and non-controversial in nature. Usually the funds are disbursed to groups who demonstrate a need that benefits not only them, but the overall community as well.

Do you know an organization who could benefit from an Operation Round Up Grant? Application materials need to be received ten days prior to the meeting date for consideration at that meeting, except in November when the application materials need to be received by November 17, 2018 for early disbursement before the Holidays. The meeting dates for 2018 are as follows: February 6, April 3, June 5, August 7, October 9, and December 11.

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Operation Round Up Grants Awarded in Oct. 2018

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Over $3 Million Donated to Member Communities!