Foellinger Foundation Details Grants

Stevens International is moving to Fort Wayne from Columbia City.

The Fort Wayne-based Foellinger Foundation has announced more than $1.3 million in grants for area nonprofits. The funding includes more than $600,000 for Brightpoint, which provides programs and resources to impoverished communities and families.

The recipients are:

Brightpoint (4-yr. operating, 1-yr. capacity building, and 1-yr. limited capital)
$604,920

Cornerstone Youth Center (3-yr. operating, 1-yr. capacity building, and 1-yr. limited capital)
$324,900

Community Harvest Food Bank (1-yr. operating)
$40,000

Community Transportation Network (1-yr. operating)
$40,000

East Wayne Street Center (1-yr. operating)
$65,000

Fort Wayne Society of St. Vincent DePaul (3-yr. operating)
 $45,000

Fort Wayne Urban League (1-yr. program)
$10,000

Girl Scouts of Northern Indiana-Michiana (2-yr. program)
$50,000

Homebound Meals (2-yr. operating)
$22,500

Interfaith Hospitality Network (2-yr. operating)
$70,000

The Learning Community (1-yr. operating)
$25,000

Neighborlink Fort Wayne (3-yr. operating)
$67,500