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Town Tip Thursday – December 21st
Front Royal Women’s Resource Center is CALLING ALL DREAMERS! Do you have a dream to transform your life, but could use a financial boost to make it happen?
Watch this video to learn more about Dare to Dream.
Do you want to continue training in a career path, purchase materials to grow your business, or start a new organization, but currently lack the funds? If you are a woman in Warren County apply for a Dare to Dream Grant from the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center. These grants of up to $1,000 provide women with an opportunity to continue moving forward with their goals.
Click here to download the application: Dare-to-Dream-Application-2018
The 2018 Dare to Dream Grant campaign begins Wednesday, November 1, 2017 and runs through Friday, January 12, 2018. Applications are available at Samuels Public Library and at the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center Office (27 Cloud Street, Front Royal, VA). Please mail your application to FRWRC, PO Box 1748, Front Royal, VA 22630. You can also apply using the Online Application. If you have a dream or know someone in your life who has a dream and needs a financial boost to make it happen, this is your opportunity. Grants run up to $1,000.
Dare To Dream Enrichment Grant Description – Presented by the Front Royal Women’s Resource Center
PURPOSE OF THE GRANTS
These annual grants provide women with an opportunity to take a bold step forward in their lives or support the momentum if they are already on their way. Past recipients have used their grants to go to school or start a business. They have purchased computers, attended beauty school, created nonprofits and attended training programs along with many other projects. Here is the link for Past Funded Projects.
ELIGIBILITY
Women residing in Warren County and ages 18 years and older are eligible for funding through this grant. Applicants may not be enrolled in high school.
Front Royal Women’s Resource Center http://frwrc.org
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