This Valparaiso Non Profit Is A Finalist For An Impact100 Grant
In a remarkable show of community support, Impact100 Northwest Florida is set to award a total of $400,000 in grants to local nonprofits at their highly anticipated Annual Meeting on Sunday, November 5. The event, scheduled to take place from 2 – 5 pm, will unfold at the Island Resort, located at 1500 Miracle Strip Parkway SE, Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548.
The Annual Meeting offers an extraordinary opportunity for Impact100 members to directly impact their community. During the event, representatives from nine local organizations will present brief but impactful pitches, with members voting to determine which four will be awarded $100,000 grants.
The finalists and their respective projects span across five categories, showcasing a diverse range of initiatives aimed at enhancing the community:
NWF Heritage Museum Buggys Valparaiso for Restoration
Advocates for The Northwest Florida Heritage Museum successfully lobbied the Valparaiso City Commission to ask for $5,000 in Tourism Development Tax Dollars to restore a historic buggy that is on display in the museum.
Want to learn more about the History of Niceville? These Three Spots Make It Easy!
Mitchener, along with Niceville City Manager Lannie Corbin, unveiled one of three new Florida State Historical Markers on the city’s southwest side, bordering Boggy Bayou.
Niceville to Unveil Historical Markers
The City of Niceville announced September 9th it will dedicate and unveil three Florida historical heritage markers at 10am on Oct 6, 2022 in Niceville’s Lion’s Park.
