Award $6.7 million annually to 37 youth organizations for 2025-2027
$6,734,835
In Plain English
Richmond voters approved Kids First in 2018, requiring the city to set aside 3% of its general fund for youth programs. The oversight board recommends funding 37 nonprofits and public agencies that serve Richmond children and youth. If approved, grants run for 3 years starting January 2025.
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Approve consent calendar
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