Navigate Affordable Housing Partners, a locally-headquartered nonprofit, has awarded more than $2.9 million to Alabama nonprofits as part of an initiative to serve social services programs.
Several nonprofits located in the city of Birmingham were given grant funds, for a total of about $1.5 million:
- Collat Jewish Family Services — $100,000
- Community Care Development Network — $100,000
- ELI Thrive — $100,000
- One Place Metro Alabama Family Justice Center — $100,000
- One Roof — $100,000
- Woodlawn United — $100,000
- UAB Live HealthSmart Alabama — $100,000
- Magic City Harvest — $85,334
- Hearts In Hands, Inc. — $82,000
- Daniel Payne College Legacy Village Foundation — $75,000
- Travelers Aid of Greater Birmingham — $75,000
- Titusville Development Corporation — $70,000
- Bundles of Hope Diaper Bank — $50,000
- Forge Breast Cancer Survivor Center — $50,000
- Help 2 Others — $50,000
- Hispanic and Immigrant Center of Alabama — $50,000
- Renew Birmingham — $50,000
- Serving You Ministries — $50,000
- Changed Lives — $47,000
- Women Under Construction Network — $37,900
- Holy Family Cristo Rey Catholic High School — $36,017
The chosen nonprofits represent a wide range of charitable categories, from maternal health and infant care to water quality and food accessibility.
See all 43 Alabama grants
The total amount of funding provided to nonprofits in Alabama is $2.9 million — the most out of the four states in which Navigate operates. About $5 million was awarded in total among Alabama, Mississippi, Connecticut and Virginia.
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