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The United Way of Brown County announced Monday that its board of directors has approved the distribution of more than $2.9 million to 50 health and human services programs operated by 26 agencies for 2002.
The total includes $2.46 million from general contributions and another $457,954 in donor designations to specific agencies. Funds were distributed in four general areas - children and families, health and wellness, basic needs and self-sufficiency, and youth development.
The agencies receiving grants, with the amounts:
Adolescent Parenting Coalition (House of Hope), $36,787
AIDS Resources Center of Wisconsin, $62,546
American Foundation of Counseling, $60,310
American Red Cross (blood, disaster, transportation and youth services), $191,569
Bay Lakes Council Boy Scouts, $122,463
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Northeastern Wisconsin, $127,764
Boys & Girls Club, $203,802
Brown County Association of Retarded Citizens (Citizen Advocacy, Positive Parenting, Respite Care), $112,868
Catholic Charities (counseling, financial information services), $134,623
Children's Service Society (counseling, Teen Mentor, Options for Families), $127,238
Encompass Child Care, $197,871
Family Services (Coming Home Project, counseling, Crisis Center, Healthy Families, Sexual Assault Center), $363,232
Family Violence Center, $157,576
Fort Howard/Jefferson Neighborhood Resource Center, $25,810
Girl Scouts of Lac Baie Council Inc., $78,008
Hmong Association of Green Bay, $88,627
Legal Services of Northeastern Wisconsin Inc., $55,857
Literacy Council of Brown County, $82,037
Lutheran Social Services, $35,466
NEW Community Clinic, $141,860
New Community Shelter, $73,806
NEW Curative Rehabilitation Inc. (Alzheimer's Insiders, Life Skills-Literacy, mental health clinic, therapy services), $110,561
Oneida Child Care, Norbert Hill Center, $17,456
Salvation Army (emergency assistance, senior citizens, youth day camp), $201,498
Self-Help (Project Focus), $56,977
Volunteer Center, $52,185
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