Women United Flagler Chapter delivers $15,000 in donations

Palm Coast Observer
Neighbors

by: Cindy Dalecki

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Women United Flagler announced their organization recently allocated $5,000 in mini-grants to nine Flagler County nonprofit organizations, as well as $10,000 in food, scholarships, Dolly Parton Imagination Library support, and United Way’s general fund allocation.

“The grant applications we receive are reviewed by our funds allocation committee, then voted on, approved and allocated by board members,” said Linda Mahran, president of Women United Flagler. Agencies that support women and children in need in Flagler County and are a 501c3 are eligible. The next application process opens at the end of August 2021 and can be found on https://www.unitedwayvfc.org/women.

Allocations were made to the following:

AdventHealth Palm Coast Foundation’s Pink on Parade
Grace Community Food Pantry’s 12th Annual Feed Flagler 2020
Family Life Center’s Emergency Services
Family Life Center
Christmas Come True’s Emergency Services
Teens-In-Flight
WARM/SMA Healthcare’s WARM at VCS
Social Services of the Jewish Federation’s Jerry Doliner Food Bank - Food Brings Hope
Abundant Life Ministries Hope House Inc.’s A Christmas to Remember

Pictured below: Community Relations Advocate Gary Perkins, Finance Director Tammy Sanner, DV-CPI Advocate Janet Johnston, Sexual Assault Services Advocate Gina Pinner, Outreach Advocate Heather Tilghman, Economic Justice Advocate Lisa Edwards, United Way's Joanne Tavzel, Executive Director Trish Giaccone and Outreach Coordinator Candice Wilkie.