Hamilton County Community Foundation wins $375,000 Civic Hub grant to boost civic engagement in northern Hamilton County
Hamilton County Community Foundation was awarded $375,000 through a 2026 Civic Hub grant from the Trust for Civic Life, the foundation announced Sept. 24, 2026. The funding is intended to expand leadership opportunities, create spaces for community dialogue and support resident-led projects in northern Hamilton County.
Hamilton County Community Foundation (HCCF) announced on Sept. 24, 2026, that it received a $375,000 Civic Hub grant from the Trust for Civic Life to support efforts to strengthen civic engagement, with a particular focus on northern Hamilton County.
The grant will fund work to expand access to local leadership opportunities, create more spaces for community dialogue, and back resident-led efforts to address local challenges, according to the announcement from The Reporter. The foundation said the funding will allow it to invest more deliberately in northern communities.
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