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City Of Largo Gets Grant For Seniors Living In Mobile Homes
The Pinellas Community Foundation recently announced the establishment of its newest $10M donor-advised fund.
The City of Largo recently applied for a grant from the Pinellas Community Foundation (PCF) and was awarded a $7,500 donor-funded grant from Senior Citizens Services, Inc. (SCS). The Community Development Department will use the grant to purchase and install wheelchair lifts for seniors living in mobile homes under a new pilot project called Accessing Home.
The PCF recently announced the establishment of its newest $10 million donor-advised fund by the Senior Citizens Services, Inc. (SCS). SCS is a local 501(s)(3) nonprofit organization, founded in 1960, which recently decided to enlist the services of the Pinellas Community Foundation to administer its grant program for the benefit of seniors 55+ in Pinellas County.
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This new fund brings together two foundations passionately committed to addressing the needs of older adults in Pinellas County in three key areas: housing, wellness and senior support services. Having served Pinellas County for nearly a half-century, the PCF brings extensive grant management expertise to this exciting new partnership. Currently, PCF provides donor-funded grants to more than 130 non-profit organizations in Pinellas County.
If you or someone you know is interested in getting on the waiting list for a wheelchair lift, please call 727-586-7489 x7314. Partnering with PCF and SCS, the City is making a positive impact on the lives of senior residents utilizing donor-funded grants.
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