UPCOMING NEWS & EVENTS

● Donate Now for the Coronavirus Emergency Fund.

● REGISTER HERE for a Grant Information Session.

● 2020 Annual Meeting will be virtual! Mark your calendar for November 5!

● Get the Youth Council Application here

● DONATE for Connectivity for Middletown Youth - please reference Connectivity with your donation!

● Make a donation to the Cain Adkins Football Scholarship Fund here (Please note your gift with "Cain")

Coronavirus Emergency Fund

The Middletown Community Foundation is a nonprofit, community corporation created by and for the people of the greater Middletown area. We are here to help our donors make a positive impact on their community.

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Coronavirus Fund Recipients

Grant applications for Coronavirus Emergency Funds are accepted on a rolling basis and reviewed in a timely manner.  The following grants have been awarded through September 16, 2020:

Total raised to date: $145,000
Total number of grants to date: 19

Madison Local Schools - $5,000 for technology assistance to help students virtually connect to their schools

Downtown Middletown Inc - $20,000 for rent and utility assistance to 36 struggling Middletown businesses

Great Miami YMCA - $5,000 to assist with operating costs of daycare for children of first responders

Middletown City Schools - $5,000 to deploy laptops to the neediest K -12 students to enable virtual connection to their schools

Salvation Army - $5,000 for emergency food

Salvation Army - $5,000 for utility bill assistance

Feed the Hungry - $3,000 for distributing food in Middletown

Grace Baptist Church - $3,000 for the Enabled Food Pantry

Atrium Medical Center Foundation - $8,000 for a Rapid Testing Device for Covid-19

Hope House - $500 for cleaning and disinfecting supplies and PPE

Parachute: CASA - $2,000 to provide volunteers with online capabilities to remotely serve the children in their client base

Ohio Restaurant Association Education Foundation - $4,000 to help unemployed area restaurant employees pay for utilities, rent, food and gas – recipients must live within MCF’s region

Downtown Middletown Inc. - $2,500 for promotion of the downtown businesses

Monroe Local Schools - $4,858 for purchasing hotspots for families with no internet connection

Christ Church United Methodist - $5,000 to expand the SMILES Closets program to all Middletown elementary schools to meet the needs of children and families impacted by COVID-19

Salvation Army - $10,000 for food distribution in our region and the purchase of a commercial freezer to increase food storage capacity

4C for Children - $10,000 to assist with the cost of daycare to low income families in the Foundation’s geographic region

Middletown's' We Can Business Incubator - $1,500 to celebrate first responders in Middletown who have been working hard during the pandemic, by deliverying food and keychains to the first responders.

Middletown City Schools - $25,000 towards Connectivity for Youth Campaign to provide internet access/connectivity to 2000+ families living within Middletown.

TOTAL: $124,358

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