Approve $325,000 in grants for community programs and nonprofits
In Plain English
Richmond receives $80 million over 10 years from a community investment agreement with Chevron. The city set aside $6 million of this money to fund local nonprofits focused on youth and community programs. Staff requests approval to release $325,000 in grants for the upcoming year, which is half the original amount due to limited staffing capacity.
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