December Grants Strengthen FCC Programs and Services

Franklin Community Center is grateful to share the impact of three generous grants received in December that are helping to strengthen our programs and support the individuals and families we serve.

We extend our sincere thanks to the Adirondack Trust Company Community Fund for a $2,000 grant supporting our Project Lift program. This funding helps provide academic support and family engagement services to local students, strengthening their path toward success both in and out of the classroom.

We are also deeply grateful to the Alfred Z. Solomon Charitable Trust for a $7,000 grant in support of Project Lift. This generous investment helps sustain the program as a whole, including the dedicated staff who provide consistent guidance, academic support, and encouragement to students and families. Their support recognizes the importance of both the program and the people who make this work possible.

In addition, we thank the Vermont Mutual Insurance Group Charitable Giving Fund for a $6,000 grant benefiting Franklin Community Center’s Food Pantry. This contribution helps ensure our shelves remain stocked and allows us to continue providing reliable, nutritious food to neighbors facing food insecurity.

These investments reflect a shared commitment to strengthening our community, and we are deeply appreciative of each organization’s partnership and belief in FCC’s mission.