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'The Magic Flute' at The Glimmerglass Festival. (Karli Cadel).

Community Foundation
of Otsego County
announces awards for Helios Care,
Family Planning of South Central NY
and The Glimmerglass Festival

Staff Report • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com 

The Community Foundation for Otsego County announced several major awards this week and also announced that it continues to seek proposals from nonprofits operating in Otsego County for its 2021 Awards Cycle, according to a media release.

The group has funding of up to $200,000 to build the capacity of the local nonprofit sector to address issues identified in the CFOC Community Survey, such as addressing food insecurity and promoting affordable housing, economic development, internet access, and other key community priorities the survey revealed. Awards may be requested in any amount. Awards of $10,000 or less are reviewed by the group's Initiatives Committee and approved by the Executive Committee, while requests exceeding $10,000 are considered in a special category and require the additional approval of the full board.

Special grants have been given to Helios Care for $10,000, Family Planning of South Central New York for $7,250 and The Glimmerglass Festival for $10,000.

"Our goal for 2021 awards is to build the capacity of nonprofits to advance their work on key issues, like meeting basic human needs, promoting economic development and job creation, and other key issues identified in our community survey," said Harry Levine, CFOC board chair, in a media release. "We encourage nonprofits to apply for awards so together we can make a significant improvement in the quality of life for all who call Otsego County home."

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