Grants Offered to Aid Women’s Programs
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Applications for grants to support programs for girls and women in Ventura County are being accepted by the Ventura County Community Foundation.
This year’s focus for the Women’s Legacy Fund will be programs to improve self-esteem, promote options for girls and women, reduce family violence and teen pregnancy, and strengthen parenting skills.
The 1996 Women’s Legacy Fund will distribute $24,000 in grants to nonprofit community-based organizations.
The parceling of one-year grants of up to $8,000 per agency will begin on June 15.
Proposals must be received by 5 p.m. May 16 at the Ventura County Community Foundation, 1355 Del Norte Road, Camarillo.
For applications or more information, call the foundation at 988-0196.
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