WHO WILL BE AWARDED THE
PENNY HARVEST GRANTS?
W. Broad Elementary talks with The open Shelter
The Penny Harvest leaders across the city have been hard at work interviewing non-profit agencies that address the concerns they have within their communities. Organizations that deal with the homeless, the hungry, animals, crime, abuse, and many others have answered questions posed by the children in order for them to make an informed choice as to whom they will donate their ‘harvest’. Forty-seven schools have raised $50,125 to give back to their community through the Penny Harvest. The schools have some very important choices to make in the next couple of weeks as they need to decide which organizations will be awarded the Penny Harvest grants.
Many worthy non-profits organization will benefit from the children’s important choices this spring.
In addition, the entire Columbus community will benefit by the formation of a new generation of Philanthropist who care about challenging concerns in our city.
Olde Orchard interview Pets without Parents |
Colerain Elementary and Mid-Ohio Food Bank
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