Technology is great, until it’s not. Fortunately for the Idaho Hispanic Community Center in Nampa, it had a helping hand in improving the audiovisual deficiencies in its multipurpose room.
AARP — a 501©(3) nonprofit — awarded the community center, known as IH2C, a total of $21,000 in grants. Of the total, $15,000 was from a “national” AARP community challenge grant program. AARP Idaho provided the city of Nampa another $6,000 grant to supplement additional technology, according to Amy Bowman, Nampa’s director of communications.
The community challenge grant program awards “fund quick-action projects that help communities become more livable by improving public places, transportation, housing, digital connections, and more,” AARP states…