This foundation concentrates its giving on child- and family-focused programs in the Parkersburg, WV area, prioritizing direct service providers that support abused or vulnerable children, youth development, and therapeutic/rehabilitative services. Grants often fund staff salaries, programmatic operating support, and targeted projects (holiday assistance, after-school scholarships, museum exhibits with educational aims). The foundation appears locally focused and pragmatic, supporting organizations that deliver hands-on services and infrastructure rather than broad policy work.
Henry Logan Children's Home Inc C/o Wesbanco Trust Department centers its recent giving on children’s services in the Parkersburg area, with repeated support for child advocacy, therapeutic services, after-school help, and programs for youth with special needs. A clear pattern in the grant list is operating support for organizations that work directly with vulnerable children and teens, including salaries for family advocates, therapists, and program staff. The foundation also backs practical enrichment and relief efforts: holiday assistance for teens, scholarships for after-school participation, food support for children, and program equipment or facility repairs. Several grantees appear more than once, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. Boys and Girls Club of Wv received support for the Christmas Remembered program and pool-related repairs in multiple years. Wood County Society was funded for therapy staff and related devices, while Voices for Childrencasa received repeated help with director costs and travel. The grants show a preference for organizations that deliver hands-on services to children, adolescents, and families in local settings, rather than broad policy work. Even the cultural grants have a child-centered purpose, such as the museum exhibit and the library project tied to young readers.
Child advocacy is a recurring theme. In 2025, the foundation gave $35,000 to North Star Child Advocacy Center for the salary of one family advocate/forensic interviewer so children have a safe interview environment. Related support also went to Children’s Listening Place in 2023 for salary and benefits tied to a data entry administrator/family advocate. Therapeutic services are another clear line of giving. Wood County Society received $33,800 in 2023 to subsidize salaries for occupational and physical therapists, a speech therapist, and speech-language pathologists, followed by $28,500 in 2025 for certified speech-language pathologists and technology/devices. The foundation also supports youth development and inclusion. The Arc of the Mid-ohio Valley received grants in 2023, 2024, and 2025 for an inclusive summer day program providing therapeutic recreation, socialization, and community involvement for students with special needs. In workforce-oriented youth programming, Sw Resources received funding for vocational training and eventual placement for ages 16-21.
$191K
$3.2M
$260K
$223K
Most grants fall between $7K and $25K, with a median of $14K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$14K
75th Percentile
$25K
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Concentrated, moderately-sized grants to a small set of local organizations with several repeat grantees; funding is often unrestricted program support or personnel salary funding rather than large capital campaigns.
Notable grantees: Boys and Girls Club of WV, Voices for Children (CASA), Wood County Society (therapy services), Children's Museum of the Mid-Ohio Valley (Children's Museum of the Move Inc), North Star Child Advocacy Center
Typical gifts sit in a modest local range: p25 is $7,117, median is $14,350, and p75 is $25,266. The recent record shows repeat awards to the same organizations across multiple years, especially for operating costs and program support, which points to ongoing relationships rather than scattered one-off grants. The funder is not making grants to individuals and is not using program-related investments. The pattern is highly pragmatic: staff salaries, scholarships, equipment, food support, and facility repairs appear often, with relatively few large capital-style awards.
Giving is overwhelmingly local and concentrated in West Virginia, with 96% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. Parkersburg is the dominant recipient city across the list, alongside a smaller number of grants to Hurricane, Washington, Vienna, and one Ashburn, Virginia award. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 45 grants in the United States and no international grants in the recent sample.
The recent grants cluster around children’s services, including child advocacy centers, CASA support, therapeutic services, after-school programs, inclusive recreation, food support, and youth assistance. Grants also fund practical needs like staff salaries, scholarships, equipment, and facility repairs.
Yes. Several grantees appear in multiple years, including Boys and Girls Club of Wv, Wood County Society, Voices for Childrencasa, The Arc of the Mid-ohio Valley, and Parkersburg Art Center. That pattern suggests ongoing relationships.
The grant-size distribution is fairly tight for a local funder: p25 is $7,117, median is $14,350, and p75 is $25,266. Recent awards range from small program grants around $7,000 to larger commitments above $60,000.
The foundation gives primarily in West Virginia, with 96% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. Parkersburg appears most often, but grants also reached Hurricane, Washington, Vienna, and Ashburn, Virginia.
Many awards cover operating costs such as salaries, travel, and registration. Others fund scholarships, food assistance, program equipment, and facility repairs or upgrades, including pool work, air handling, and museum or library projects.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NORTH STAR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $35,000 | 2026 | P 106 86 1 |
| VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA | PARKERSBURG, WV | $30,515 | 2026 | HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825 |
| BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV | PARKERSBURG, WV | $27,500 | 2026 | TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS. |
| THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $20,000 | 2026 | FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. |
| CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF THE MOVE INC | PARKERSBURG, WV | $15,000 | 2026 | TO FUND BENOULLI POPPER FOR BALL FACTORY EXHIBIT TO HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUSTRY IN THE AREA, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSEUMS FOR ALL. |
| PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $15,000 | 2026 | FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON. |
| PARKERSBURG ART CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $10,900 | 2026 | FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS |
| CIRCLES CAMPAIGN OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $10,078 | 2026 | SALARY AND EXPENSES OF $12,000, YOUTH ACTIVITY FUNDS & CLASS PROJECTS SUPPLIES $3,000 TO EQUIP ADULTS AND KIDS FROM POVERTY. |
| WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $10,000 | 2026 | SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES |
| GRAND CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST | VIENNA, WV | $7,500 | 2026 | FUNDING TO HELP OFFSET THE COST OF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE THAT HELPS FAMILIES HAVE A CHOICE IN SELECTING ITEMS FOR THEIR KIDS. |
| LUNCH-SAK | WASHINGTON, WV | $5,000 | 2026 | TO HELP PROVIDE NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AGES 1-18. |
| PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $4,500 | 2026 | TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK. |
| NORTH STAR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $35,000 | 2025 | .TO PAY THE SALARY OF ONE FAMILY ADVOCATE/FORENSIC INTERVIWER SO CHILDERN HAVE A SAFE INTERVIEW ENVIROMENT |
| VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA | PARKERSBURG, WV | $30,300 | 2025 | HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825 |
| WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $28,500 | 2025 | SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES |
| THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $20,000 | 2025 | FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. |
| MISSION WEST VIRGINIA | HURRICANE, WV | $20,000 | 2025 | TO EXPAND BRIDGE PROGRA IN WOOD COUNTY BY ASSISTING WITH PERSONNEL, PROGRAM, AND INDIRECT EXPENSES. |
| PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $10,000 | 2025 | FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON. |
| LUNCH-SAK | WASHINGTON, WV | $10,000 | 2025 | TO HELP PROVIDE NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AGES 1-18. |
| WESTBROOK RESPITE PROGRAM | PARKERSBURG, WV | $10,000 | 2025 | TO HELP SUPPORT RESPITE PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AND FOOD PROVISIONS. |
| PARKERSBURG ART CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $9,450 | 2025 | FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS |
| BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV | PARKERSBURG, WV | $7,500 | 2025 | TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS. |
| PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND | PARKERSBURG, WV | $6,499 | 2025 | HELP COVER COST OF SUMMER BAND CAMP, UNIFORM RENTAL & CARE, EQUIPMENT RENTAL & INSTRUCTION. |
| GRAND CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST | VIENNA, WV | $5,000 | 2025 | FUNDING TO HELP OFFSET THE COST OF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE THAT HELPS FAMILIES HAVE A CHOICE IN SELECTING ITEMS FOR THEIR KIDS. |
| STOUT MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH | PARKERSBURG, WV | $5,000 | 2025 | TO PROVIDE WEEKEND FOOD FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AT MADISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD MID-OHIO VALLEY CAREER CONNECTIONS | TH STREET BOX, WV | $5,000 | 2025 | TO FUND WELLNESS WEDNESDAY INCLUDES 3 WELLNESS ACTIVITY STATIONS, WORKSHOPS, HYGEINE BAGS, WATER BOTTLES AND SNACKS |
| PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $4,500 | 2025 | TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK. |
| CIRCLES CAMPAIGN OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $3,922 | 2025 | SALARY AND EXPENSES OF $12,000, YOUTH ACTIVITY FUNDS & CLASS PROJECTS SUPPLIES $3,000 TO EQUIP ADULTS AND KIDS FROM POVERTY. |
| CAMP KNO KOMA | MORGANTOWN, WV | $1,200 | 2025 | DONATION IN MEMORY OF MICHELLE DAILEY |
| WOOD COUNTY JR HISTORICAL & PRESERVATION SOCIETY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $1,000 | 2025 | TO EDUCATE LOCAL KIDS ABOUT STATE HISTORY AND TO FUND TRAVEL TO HISTORICAL SITES AND EVENTS. |
| CENTENNIAL CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN PIONEERS | PARKERSBURG, WV | $1,000 | 2025 | TO HAVE CHILDERN ENJOY THE LOCAL MUSEUM. |
| BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV | PARKERSBURG, WV | $47,500 | 2024 | TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS. |
| VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA | PARKERSBURG, WV | $30,675 | 2024 | HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825 |
| THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $20,000 | 2024 | FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. |
| SW RESOURCES | PARKERSBURG, WV | $20,000 | 2024 | TO PROVIDE VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND EVENTUAL PLACEMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS AGES 16-21 TO JOIN THE WORK FORCE |
| PARKERSBURG ART CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $17,710 | 2024 | FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS |
| COMMUNITY RESOURCES INC | PARKERSBURG, WV | $13,700 | 2024 | TO HELP FEED THE COMMUNITY THROUGH THRIVE FOOD PANTRY $4,000 FOR FOOD AND $2,000 FOR CLEANING AND AND HYGEINE ITEMS. TO PURCHASE PLAY ITEMS $6,000, ORGANIZING EUIPMENT $700, AND ESSENTIALS $1,000 FOR THE BRIGHT BENINNINGS PROGRAM. |
| PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $12,150 | 2024 | FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON. |
| WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $9,500 | 2024 | SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES |
| GFWC PARKERSBURG COUNTRY CLUB | PARKERSBURG, WV | $5,625 | 2024 | FUND SNUGGLE BUG READING CLUB AND PROVIDE CANVAS BAG, FLASHLIGHT, BLANKETS, FLASHLIGHTS, AND BOOKS FOR 200 STUDENTS |
| STOUT MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH | PARKERSBURG, WV | $5,000 | 2024 | TO PROVIDE WEEKEND FOOD FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AT MADISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL |
| PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $4,500 | 2024 | TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK. |
| CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF THE MOVE INC | PARKERSBURG, WV | $61,900 | 2023 | TO FUND BENOULLI POPPER FOR BALL FACTORY EXHIBIT TO HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUSTRY IN THE AREA, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSEUMS FOR ALL. |
| BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV | PARKERSBURG, WV | $57,500 | 2023 | TO CONTINUE THE XMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, AND TO REPLACE THE AIR HANDLER AT THE SWIMMING POOL. |
| WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $33,800 | 2023 | SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYISCAL THERAPISTS & ASSISTANTS AND ONE SPEECH THERAPIST, AND 5 SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS. |
| YMCA OF PARKERSBURG | PARKERSBURG, WV | $29,290 | 2023 | TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHOPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR AFTER SCHOOL & OUT OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN. |
| VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA | PARKERSBURG, WV | $27,021 | 2023 | HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $22,800, OFFICE RENT OF $2,346 & TRAVEL OF $400, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $875 |
| THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY | PARKERSBURG, WV | $20,000 | 2023 | TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION, SOCIALIZATION & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FOR STUDENTS IN INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM. |
| PARKERSBURG ART CENTER | PARKERSBURG, WV | $17,110 | 2023 | TO FUND ART O RAMA, AND TO SUPPORT SUMMER CAMP CREATION & CAMP CREATIVITY CRAFT PACKS - COVERS SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS. |
| SW RESOURCES | PARKERSBURG, WV | $15,000 | 2023 | TO PURCHASE COMPUTER LAB EQUIPMENT TO TEACH ATTENDEES IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT & IN PERSON & VIRTUAL ATTENDEES. |
NORTH STAR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
$35,000P 106 86 1
VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA
$30,515HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV
$27,500TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS.
THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$20,000FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.
TO FUND BENOULLI POPPER FOR BALL FACTORY EXHIBIT TO HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUSTRY IN THE AREA, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSEUMS FOR ALL.
PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
$15,000FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON.
PARKERSBURG ART CENTER
$10,900FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS
CIRCLES CAMPAIGN OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$10,078SALARY AND EXPENSES OF $12,000, YOUTH ACTIVITY FUNDS & CLASS PROJECTS SUPPLIES $3,000 TO EQUIP ADULTS AND KIDS FROM POVERTY.
WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY
$10,000SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES
GRAND CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
$7,500FUNDING TO HELP OFFSET THE COST OF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE THAT HELPS FAMILIES HAVE A CHOICE IN SELECTING ITEMS FOR THEIR KIDS.
LUNCH-SAK
$5,000TO HELP PROVIDE NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AGES 1-18.
PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY
$4,500TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK.
NORTH STAR CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER
$35,000.TO PAY THE SALARY OF ONE FAMILY ADVOCATE/FORENSIC INTERVIWER SO CHILDERN HAVE A SAFE INTERVIEW ENVIROMENT
VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA
$30,300HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825
WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY
$28,500SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES
THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$20,000FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.
TO EXPAND BRIDGE PROGRA IN WOOD COUNTY BY ASSISTING WITH PERSONNEL, PROGRAM, AND INDIRECT EXPENSES.
PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
$10,000FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON.
LUNCH-SAK
$10,000TO HELP PROVIDE NUTRITIOUS FOOD FOR CHILDREN IN THE COMMUNITY AGES 1-18.
WESTBROOK RESPITE PROGRAM
$10,000TO HELP SUPPORT RESPITE PROGRAM ACTIVITIES AND FOOD PROVISIONS.
PARKERSBURG ART CENTER
$9,450FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV
$7,500TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS.
PARKERSBURG SOUTH HIGH SCHOOL BAND
$6,499HELP COVER COST OF SUMMER BAND CAMP, UNIFORM RENTAL & CARE, EQUIPMENT RENTAL & INSTRUCTION.
GRAND CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
$5,000FUNDING TO HELP OFFSET THE COST OF ANNUAL CHRISTMAS STORE THAT HELPS FAMILIES HAVE A CHOICE IN SELECTING ITEMS FOR THEIR KIDS.
STOUT MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
$5,000TO PROVIDE WEEKEND FOOD FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AT MADISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT BOARD MID-OHIO VALLEY CAREER CONNECTIONS
$5,000TO FUND WELLNESS WEDNESDAY INCLUDES 3 WELLNESS ACTIVITY STATIONS, WORKSHOPS, HYGEINE BAGS, WATER BOTTLES AND SNACKS
PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY
$4,500TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK.
CIRCLES CAMPAIGN OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$3,922SALARY AND EXPENSES OF $12,000, YOUTH ACTIVITY FUNDS & CLASS PROJECTS SUPPLIES $3,000 TO EQUIP ADULTS AND KIDS FROM POVERTY.
CAMP KNO KOMA
$1,200DONATION IN MEMORY OF MICHELLE DAILEY
WOOD COUNTY JR HISTORICAL & PRESERVATION SOCIETY
$1,000TO EDUCATE LOCAL KIDS ABOUT STATE HISTORY AND TO FUND TRAVEL TO HISTORICAL SITES AND EVENTS.
CENTENNIAL CHAPTER DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN PIONEERS
$1,000TO HAVE CHILDERN ENJOY THE LOCAL MUSEUM.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV
$47,500TO FUND CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, A TEEN ONLY HOLIDAY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR AGES 13 - 18. TO PRESSURE WASH WALLS, DRAINING AND REPAINTING POOL, REFILLING POOL, AND REFINISHING BLEACHERS.
VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA
$30,675HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $28,600, TRAVEL OF $650, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $825
THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$20,000FOR INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION AND SOCIALIZATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS.
SW RESOURCES
$20,000TO PROVIDE VOCATIONAL TRAINING AND EVENTUAL PLACEMENT FOR INDIVIDUALS AGES 16-21 TO JOIN THE WORK FORCE
PARKERSBURG ART CENTER
$17,710FOR ART PARTIES AND ART-O-RAMA AND ADMINISTRATION/PLANNING/PREPARATION FOR BOTH PROGRAMS. TO HELP FUND CAM CREATIVITY SUMMER PROGRAM BY COVERING SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS
TO HELP FEED THE COMMUNITY THROUGH THRIVE FOOD PANTRY $4,000 FOR FOOD AND $2,000 FOR CLEANING AND AND HYGEINE ITEMS. TO PURCHASE PLAY ITEMS $6,000, ORGANIZING EUIPMENT $700, AND ESSENTIALS $1,000 FOR THE BRIGHT BENINNINGS PROGRAM.
PARKERSBURG AND WOOD COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
$12,150FUNDING TO PURCHASE A CHAINSAW WOOD CARVING & PAINTED MURAL FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE YOUNG READERS ROOM AT EMERSON.
WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY
$9,500SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR CERTIFIED SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS $8,000 & $1,500 FOR TECHNOLOGY/DEVICES
GFWC PARKERSBURG COUNTRY CLUB
$5,625FUND SNUGGLE BUG READING CLUB AND PROVIDE CANVAS BAG, FLASHLIGHT, BLANKETS, FLASHLIGHTS, AND BOOKS FOR 200 STUDENTS
STOUT MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
$5,000TO PROVIDE WEEKEND FOOD FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AT MADISON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
PARKERSBURG RECREATION FISHING DERBY
$4,500TO PURCHASE 1,000 POUNDS OF TROUT VIA MOUNTAINEER TROUT FARM TO BE DIVIDED BETWEEN 2 PONDS, CITY PARK AND SOUTHWOOD PARK.
TO FUND BENOULLI POPPER FOR BALL FACTORY EXHIBIT TO HIGHLIGHT THE IMPORTANCE OF INDUSTRY IN THE AREA, AND TO PARTICIPATE IN MUSEUMS FOR ALL.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF WV
$57,500TO CONTINUE THE XMAS REMEMBERED PROGRAM, AND TO REPLACE THE AIR HANDLER AT THE SWIMMING POOL.
WOOD COUNTY SOCIETY
$33,800SUBSIDIZE SALARIES FOR OCCUPATIONAL AND PHYISCAL THERAPISTS & ASSISTANTS AND ONE SPEECH THERAPIST, AND 5 SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGISTS.
TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHOPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR AFTER SCHOOL & OUT OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN.
VOICES FOR CHILDRENCASA
$27,021HELP W/DIRECTOR SALARY OF $22,800, OFFICE RENT OF $2,346 & TRAVEL OF $400, REGISTRATION $600, AND HOTELS OF $875
THE ARC OF THE MID-OHIO VALLEY
$20,000TO PROVIDE THERAPUTIC RECREATION, SOCIALIZATION & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FOR STUDENTS IN INCLUSIVE SUMMER DAY PROGRAM.
PARKERSBURG ART CENTER
$17,110TO FUND ART O RAMA, AND TO SUPPORT SUMMER CAMP CREATION & CAMP CREATIVITY CRAFT PACKS - COVERS SCHOLARSHIPS, STAFF, SNACKS, AND MATERIALS.
SW RESOURCES
$15,000TO PURCHASE COMPUTER LAB EQUIPMENT TO TEACH ATTENDEES IN A CONTROLLED ENVIRONMENT & IN PERSON & VIRTUAL ATTENDEES.