Ten Redding-based organizations are the recipients of City of Redding ARPA grants designated for the nonprofit sector. The City of Redding Nonprofit ARPA Fund was established in 2022 to benefit nonprofits who provide substantial services within the City of Redding and have been negatively impacted by the pandemic. Funding comes from the Federal American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
Grant recipients include:
Children’s Legacy Center
Support onboarding of new clinicians providing mental health services for children
$80,000.00
Empire Hotel Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center
General operating support
$80,000.00
Exodus Farms Ministry
General operating support
$20,000.00
FaithWorks Community Coalition Inc.
General operating support
$50,000.00
Girls Inc. of the Northern Sacramento Valley
General operating support
$25,000.00
Hill Country Community Clinic
General operating support for Center of Hope
$80,000.00
One SAFE Place
General operating support
$80,000.00
Pathways to Hope for Children
Support two Americorps case managers for Family Resource Center and Redding Teen Center
$75,000.00
Planned Parenthood Northern California
General operating support
$80,000.00
Shasta Family YMCA
Support financial assistance & Y Club programs and general operating support
$80,000.00
“Many nonprofits are continuing to experience pandemic-related struggles including decreased fundraising revenues, increased costs and staffing issues,” said Community Foundation CEO Kerry Caranci. “The community-based grant review panel prioritized nonprofits offering critical social services – including healthcare, childcare, and children’s crisis services and shelter. We are grateful the City of Redding allocated precious federal funds to support our local nonprofits and we hope those who are able support their favorite nonprofits on North State Giving Tuesday.”
