© 2024 University of Missouri - KBIA
Play Live Radio
Next Up:
0:00
0:00
0:00 0:00
Available On Air Stations

Greene County Commission Approves More CARES Act Relief Fund Allocations

Cash
401(K)2013
/
Flickr
Cash
Cash
Credit 401(K)2013 / Flickr
/
Flickr
Cash

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

Copyright 2021 KSMU. To see more, visit KSMU.

Tags
Michele Skalicky has worked at KSMU since the station occupied the old white house at National and Grand. She enjoys working on both the announcing side and in news and has been the recipient of statewide and national awards for news reporting. She likes to tell stories that make a difference. Michele enjoys outdoor activities, including hiking, camping and leisurely kayaking.