Local Grants Make Big Impact in Kentucky
Posted on 09/30/22
by The AARP Bulletin
The AARP Community Challenge program awarded six grants to Kentucky organizations this year for improvement projects.
- In Florence, a bicycle rack and bike repair station will be installed at Florence Christian Church for use by residents.
- In the Cincinnati metro area, the Campbell County Senior Center in Highland Heights will build two raised-bed planters and host gardening workshops.
- In the southeastern part of the state, a grant will pay for a 3D printer, pipe benders and a drill press for a program in Hazard that refurbishes used medical equipment and adapts toys to aid people with disabilities.
- In Louisville, a park being developed in the city’s underserved California neighborhood will get three fitness stations.
- In Beaver Dam, old wooden doors will be turned into works of art illustrating the city’s history and mounted downtown.
- Prevent Child Abuse Kentucky will offer intergenerational events around the state for grandparents and grandchildren.
