The Greene County Commission has approved CARES Act Relief Fund grants for 53 more organizations. Allocations that were approved Thursday total $2,663,377.20.
They include:
Education
- The Steeler Seaburn Memorial Scholarship Fund - $8,000 for scholarships for underserved.
- Summit Prep School - $7,000 for swivel cameras for classroom.
- St. Joseph Catholic Academy - $35,264 for building operations.
- Infinity Academy - $18,000 for payroll, rent, utilities, insurance and supplies.
Education total: $68,264.00
Nonprofit/Community organizations
- Community Partnership of the Ozarks - $376,762.80 for crisis intervention services, community centered transportation hub, O’Reilly Center for Hope and hotel shelter for homeless.
- SeniorAge - $90,222.75 for masks, hand sanitizer stations, single serve paper products, janitorial, air purifying system & client transportation assistance.
- The Arc of the Ozarks - $15,071.13 for PPE supplies.
- Greene County Ag & Mechanical Society - $100,000 for staffing.
- Springfield Symphony - $13,604.41 for payroll & streaming equipment.
- Doula Foundation - $80,355.95 for staffing, virtual contact and supplies.
- Discovery Center - $380,535.35 for emergency childcare program payroll and food.
- Council of Churches - $57,178 for food for the unsheltered.
- Shrine Building Association - $50,636.92 for utilities and repairs.
- History Museum of the Ozarks - $7,921.85 for laptops and supplies.
- Lutheran Family Services - $100,000 for direct client assistance.
- Springfield Faith Assembly of God - $13,207.49 for payroll, livestream, food, cleaning and housing assistance.
- Springfield Regional Arts Council - $14,857.33 for leaning, sanitization and Zoom license.
- Kids of Creation Preschool - $21,816 for PPE, supplies, Tablets and streaming.
- Care to Learn - $17,372.44 for payroll.
- Greater Springfield Dental Foundation - $25,000 for oral health grants.
- Gloria Deo Academy - $20,708.28 for PPE, Plexiglas, virtual & outdoor classrooms.
Nonprofit/community organizations total: $1,385,250.70
Taxpayer supported entities
- Willard Fire District - $54,000 for breathable air compressor.
- Greene County Sheriff’s Office - $443,173.41 for technology, medical staffing, testing, air scrubbers and full body scan.
- Logan Rogersville Fire District - $4,684.92 for payroll
Taxpayer supported entities total: $501,858.33
Small Businesses
- Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce - $536,660.89 for technology.
- Minorities in Business - $15,000 for payroll and webinar series.
- Greek Belly - $10,000 for payroll.
- Boz's Berry Farm, LLC - $10,000 for product/parking/seating improvements.
- Rio Contracting, LLC - $10,000 for payroll.
- Wickman Gardens - $6,929.32 for outdoor kiosk.
- KIM Commerce, LLC - $5,000 for operations.
- Village Pottery Café, LLC - $5,000 for supplies.
- The Complex, LLC - $5,000 for payroll.
- Pepe Productions - $5,000 for operations.
- Lost Signal Brewing - $5,000 for payroll.
- Michelle Hutton Loving Real Estate - $5,000 for payroll.
- Before My Time Antiques - $5,000 for operations.
- Lindbergs - $5,000 for product.
- 5 Pound Apparel - $5,000 for inventory.
- Queen City Beauty Spa LLC - $5,000 for cleaning.
- dellabeautyplus - $5,000 for operations.
- St. Michaels - $5,000 for payroll.
- Tax & Financial Advisors, LLC - $5,000 for payroll.
- Law Office of Sativa Boatman-Sloan - $5,000 for payroll.
- College Street Café - $5,000 for building maintenance and marketing.
- Jamerson Door Inc. - $5,000 for payroll.
- Davalon, LLC - $5,000 for payroll and operations.
- dz9nr, LLC - $5,000 for new product development.
- Cheston Doran - $5,000 for operations.
- Catering Creations - $5,000 for rent/loan.
- Samuel Cedars Weddings - $5,000 for rent, supplies and labor.
- Family Resolution Mediation - $5,000 for supplies.
- Obrey Production - $4,413.96 for camera equipment.
Small business total: $703,004.17
A 30-member volunteer group, the CARES Act Citizens Advisory Committee, meets in subcommittees to review applications by categories. The subcommittee recommendations are taken to the full Advisory Council for a vote and then sent to the Greene County Commission for approval.
Learn more here.
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