The following agencies have either been awarded full or partial funding for the capital grant requests listed below their names.
Aurora Historical Society: Their mission is to give the past a future by collecting, preserving, interpreting, and presenting the rich, diverse history of Aurora and the surrounding area.
They are receiving funding for the Tanner House restoration project.
Corbella Clinic: Their mission is to be the first step for women facing unplanned pregnancies, educating and equipping them to make healthy, life-affirming decisions.
They are receiving funding to add a second medical room.
Elderday Center, Inc.: Their mission is to provide quality day services and promote independence for older adults and providing support and education for their caregivers.
They are receiving funding to update office technology and install a communications system.
Elgin Youth Symphony Orchestra: Their mission is to create a community of young musicians, enriching their lives and the lives of their families, schools, communities and beyond, through the study and performance of excellent music.
They are receiving funding to purchase woodwind and percussion instruments and a storage cabinet.
Equine Dreams, Inc.: Their mission is to improve independence and quality of life for individuals living with special needs.
They are receiving funding to purchase a vital piece of farm equipment.
Fox Valley Music Consortium: Their mission is to provide fine musical performances for people of all ages and educational opportunities for youth.
They are receiving funding to purchase percussion instruments.
Geneva Historical Society: Their mission is to preserve and share Geneva’s evolving story while inspiring and engaging the community.
They are receiving funding to add dehumidification and additional security cameras to the museum.
Girl Scouts of Northern Illinois: Their mission is to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place.
They are receiving funding for a high-tech MakerSpace at Camp Dean.
Loaves & Fishes Community Services: Their mission is to provide healthy food and impactful programs to promote self-sufficiency.
They are receiving funding for new flooring at their hub located in Aurora.
Plum Landing: Their mission is to provide a secure environment for active, mature adults who want to live independently, where individualism is encouraged and respected.
They are receiving funding for their outside railing replacement project.
Three Fires Council, Boy Scouts of America: Their mission is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law.
They are receiving funding for their St. Charles scout service center enhancement.
Valley Sheltered Workshop: Their mission is to provide adults with developmental disabilities a safe and supportive environment to help them achieve purposeful lives through the development of work skills.
They are receiving funding to upgrade their technology.
World Relief Chicagoland: Their mission is to help refugees and other immigrants in vulnerable situations as they rebuild their lives in the United States.
They are receiving funding for new technology to connect immigrants and refugees to a brighter future.
