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Future For Oneonta Foundation

Offers Mini-Grants To Non-Profits

ONEONTA – Citing the “unprecedented” COVID-19 crisis, the Future for Oneonta Foundation has opened applications for mini-grants to non-profits who have been impacted by the shutdowns.

“It is our hope to help the Oneonta community through this most difficult time,” the foundation said in a press release sent this evening.

In order to get funding, non-profits in the city and town of Oneonta need to demonstrate how Covid-19 has adversely impacted their organization and how the grant will mitigate the effects of the crisis. Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis for the entire time of the crisis.

For more information and an application, visit the FOF website.

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