COVID-19 Community Response Fund Continues to Disperse Funds County-Wide

More than $1,199,000 has been distributed out to 35 local charitable nonprofits. Grants from the fund have focused on rent, utilities, food, baby needs, pets, and senior support assistance.  Weekly distributions of funds have already been made to the following organizations:

• 211
• The Buggy Bunch
• Camp Haven
• CareBag
• CareNet Pregnancy Center
• ChildCare Scholarships
• Children’s Home Society
• Economic Opportunities Council
• Food Pantry of IRC
• For the Love of Paws
• Freedom Journey
• Gifford Youth Orchestra
• Gift Cards
• Halo No-Kill Rescue
• Heal the Healers
• Health Mart and Whole Family Pharmacy
• Healthy Start Coalition
• Hibiscus Children’s Center
• Hope for Families Center
• Humane Society of IRC
• Moonshot Moment
• Prescriptions (TCCH, VNA, Whole Family, CCIRC)
• RCMA
• Salvation Army of IRC
• Senior Resource Association
• St. Helens/ UP
• The Source
• Treasure Coast Food Bank
• Treasure Coast Homeless Services Council
• Tykes and Teens
• United Against Poverty
• Veteran’s Council of IRC

If You Haven’t Done So Already, Here’s How You Can Help

1. Make 2020 charitable distributions from donor advised funds to local charities now.
2. Make a gift to the United Way’s COVID-19 Community Response Fund now.
3. Make a significant gift to save or sustain a specific charitable organization, especially one serving vulnerable individuals and families.