Pictured left to right: Juanita V. Pierce, Project Coodinator for the Louise O. Newman Center of Learning; Dr. Chasity Bradford, Assistant Professor at Tuskegee University in Biology Department and project volunteer at Louise O. Newman Center of Learning; Dr. Robbie Slater, Principal of Wetumpka High School; Alicia Gowan Schneider, Chief Development Officer of the Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama; Rachel Pace, Director of Grants Administration at the McWane Science Center; and Cynthia Brown, Executive Director of the Heritage Training and Career Center.
Pictured left to right: Juanita V. Pierce, Project Coodinator for the Louise O. Newman Center of Learning; Dr. Chasity Bradford, Assistant Professor at Tuskegee University in Biology Department and project volunteer at Louise O. Newman Center of Learning; Dr. Robbie Slater, Principal of Wetumpka High School; Alicia Gowan Schneider, Chief Development Officer of the Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama; Rachel Pace, Director of Grants Administration at the McWane Science Center; and Cynthia Brown, Executive Director of the Heritage Training and Career Center.
A local foundation has once again distributed thousands of dollars in grants to programs in Elmore County run by schools and organizations with an aim to assist residents through difficult times with a number of adult services.
Last week the Central Alabama Community Foundation awarded $41,700 to a number of educational entities throughout the five counties that make up its area of reach: Autauga, Elmore, Lowndes, Macon and Montgomery.
