Honey Creek Wind Community Grants Support Eight Local Organizations
Eight Crawford County community organizations have been named the latest recipients of funds from the Honey Creek Wind Community Grant Program. The program aims to benefit groups and organizations working to improve their communities in four distinct areas: building healthy communities, community and economic development, environmental sustainability, and promoting education. Throughout the development of Honey Creek Wind, Apex Clean Energy has supported dozens of community organizations, events, and causes, through the program, with total grants and donations exceeding $185,000.
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Honey Creek Wind Community Grant Program Now Accepting Applications for Fall 2022 Grant Cycle
The Honey Creek Wind Community Grant Program is now accepting applications for the Fall 2022 grant cycle.
So far, Honey Creek Wind has provided over $165,000 in support for local causes and community organizations throughout its development. Our community grant program allows us to focus our support on organizations working to improve Crawford County communities and strengthen their region.
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Honey Creek Wind on WQEL Radio - 8/10/22
Public Engagement Manager Brian O'Shea, Senior Development Manager Nate Pedder, and Honey Creek Wind landowner David Crum sat down with Will Beard from WQEL Radio on Wednesday August 10, 2022 to talk about the Honey Creek Wind project, answer questions, and highlight the benefits the project would bring to Crawford County.
Honey Creek Wind Awards Community Grants
Honey Creek Wind and Apex Clean Energy are excited to award another round of grants to Crawford County organizations. These funds support organizations and projects related to community development, the environment, education, and health & recreation in and around Crawford County.
Projects Inc. has been awarded a grant of $8,745. The funding will be used to purchase and plant 53 more trees around the Crawford County fairgrounds. This will provide shade for 4-H youth and the thousands of visitors to the county fair each year. The fairgrounds also holds other various events throughout the year which means even more guests to the fairgrounds will be benefiting from the shade provided by these trees. Projects, Inc is a 501(c)3 non-profit support organization of The Community Foundation for Crawford County and dedicated to being instrumental in making various community ideas around Crawford County become a reality. For more information, visit cfcrawford.networkforgood.com/projects/60784-projects-inc.
Acres of Adventure has been awarded a grant of $10,000 to help fund restroom facilities at their learning and activity site in Crawford County. Acres of Adventure is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that works to create positive conversations about today’s agriculture, connect guests with opportunities to experience the outdoors, and cultivate personal development through farming, sustainability, and natural resources. For more information, visit acresofadventureohio.com.
Lykens Township Volunteer Fire Department has been awarded a grant of $4,550 to fully fund a G1 Rescue Air II system. The G1 Rescue Air II system is a breathing air bottle and connections that can be rapidly deployed in case of an emergency. If a firefighter runs out of air, or their SCBA (self-contained breathing apparatus) should fail before he or she is able to exit the hazardous air conditions, this G1 system can be deployed. This is a quick way to get extra air to someone who may be trapped or in a compromised situation. For more information, visit facebook.com/LykensVFD.
The Honey Creek Wind team works hard to be strong community partner. Supporting organizations like this through our community grant program is one way that we can contribute to pressing community needs, help enrich lives, and make a meaningful impact at the local level.