CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Ten nonprofits in Mecklenburg County will receive a total of more than $437,000 in the last round of grants from the Critical Need Response Fund, a local collaborative effort.
The fund, a four-month emergency-relief initiative launched last December, has awarded a total of $2.5 million to nonprofits in Mecklenburg County.
Among the latest donations to the fund are $10,000 from the Jimmie Johnson Foundation, $5,000 from the NASCAR Foundation and $25,000 from the Presbyterian Hospital Foundation.
The following nonprofits will receive grants:
* Loaves and Fishes, $125,000
* The Salvation Army Center of Hope, $75,000
* Second Harvest Food Bank, $50,000
* Crisis Assistance Ministry, $50,000
* Hope Haven, $39,264
* Uptown Shelter, $36,770
* Friendship Trays, $35,527
* Urban Restoration, $10,000
* Nexus Urban Serve, $8,500
* Charlotte Rescue Mission, $7,000
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