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O'BRIEN County Community Foundation Awards Local Grants
Foundation: O'Brien County Community Foundation, Siouxland Community Foundation
The O'Brien County Community Foundation (OBCCF) awarded grants to totaling over $106,000 to nonprofit organizations and units of local government.
Residents can see the benefits in a wide range of projects, " says Charlene Elyea, Advisory Chair.
The following grants were awarded by the OBCCF: $7,000.00 for the Archer Fire Department.
$3,000 for the Granville Fire and EMS Association.
$2,500 for the Grant Township Trustees.
$1,990 for the Paullina Fire Department and $5,500.
for the Primghar Community Building.
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