Accept $1 million state grant for youth programs over 5 years
$1,000,000
Resolution Resolution No. 93-19
In Plain English
The state awarded Richmond a $1 million Youth Reinvestment Grant to fund community programs from 2019-2023. The city will distribute this money to local nonprofits that work with young people. If approved, these organizations can begin providing services like mentoring, job training, and after-school programs.
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