HCCF Responds to COVID-19
Hendricks County is wrestling with difficult issues now and will experience new challenges in the weeks and months ahead as our community deals with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) that has spread across the globe. Thanks to additional seed funding from the Duke Energy Foundation and Hendricks Power Cooperative, the Community Foundation has launched the All In, Hendricks County Rapid Response Fund to support nonprofit organizations that serve communities most directly impacted by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Since March 20, 2020, funds of the Community Foundation along with the All In, Hendricks County Rapid Response Fund have made grants supporting our community's COVID response totaling over $126,000 to the following organizations:
Support the All In, Hendricks County Rapid Response Fund
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Your gift is important to helping us meet continuing, growing, and new needs each week in our community. Thank you.
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Thank you for supporting the All In, Hendricks County Rapid Response Fund. Remember, this was a bulk order, so shirts will be delivered the week of May 3 to the address you indicated.
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Health Partners
Community Resources
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All In, Hendricks CountyVisit Hendricks County
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Avon Chamber of Commerce
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Business ResourcesLevel Two Coworking
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Community ResourcesWYRZ Radio
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COVID-19 Economic Survival GuideFamily Promise of Hendricks County
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Level Two Coworking
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Hendricks County Resource GuideHendricks County Health Partnership
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HendricksJobs.comHendricks County Economic Development Partnership
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How to Spend Your Stimulus Check (When You Are Broke...Or Close)Family Promise of Hendricks County
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Resources for Right NowHendricks College Network
Nonprofit Resources
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COVID-19 Affected Business and Employee Resource GuideSenator Mike Braun
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COVID-19 ResourcesNonprofit Hub
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COVID-19 Resources for NonprofitsNetwork for Good
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Crisis Response ToolkitAly Sterling Philanthropy
