Dear Hero Fund America Supporters, It’s that simple: double your donation this week & continue to support our tireless efforts on behalf of our Fire, EMS & Law Enforcement Agencies. We have been challenged to a $5,000 match through September 22. Follow this link: https://www.givemv.org/organizations/hero-fund-america-fund We thank you!
Starting Monday, September 16 we will begin a week long $5,000 matching campaign supporting the Hero Fund America Fund. Every dollar donated will be matched 1:1.
The Hero Fund America Fund at the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties recently awarded over $20,000 to 17 first-responder organizations across the United States.
Have you dreamed of making history? Of course, we all have. And now we have a chance to be a part of Mohawk Valley's day of giving.
Our 2024 grant round is open through 6/30 to Fire, EMS & Law Enforcement Agencies in the U.S. The fund provides grants to benefit the education, training, life-saving equipment and mental health needs of first responders.
The 2024 grant round will open on June 1. Fire, EMS & Law Enforcement Agencies may apply for up to $2,000 in funding. Applicants must meet the following eligibility criteria: Program or project will directly support the education, training, lifesaving equipment & mental health needs of first responders, all grant funds must be used for...
June 7-9, 2024. We are grateful the event has sold out. We will be posting sponsorship opportunities soon!
Whether it’s our time, resources, or love — both as individuals and a community — we have the capacity to create meaning for ourselves and positively impact the lives of those around us.
Hero Fund America friends & family: Help us raise $5,000 between 9/13-9/30 and the upmobiity foundation https://www.givemv.org will match us dollar for dollar. Imagine, $5,000 turns into $10,000 supporting our #firstresponders! Donations may be made only through the www.givemv.org site only.
The Hero Fund America Fund at the Community Foundation of Herkimer and Oneida Counties recently awarded $20,000 to 16 first-responder organizations across the country.