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Warren County Parks and Recreation GROW Scholarship receive donation from local realtor
The Warren County Parks and Recreation GROW Scholarship received a donation from local Realtor Jen Avery, and her buyer Melinda Clark, yesterday. The contribution was part of a commission donation program that Avery offers to clients who elect to participate. Melinda designated the GROW Scholarship to be recipient from her recent closed sale.
The GROW Scholarship is a new program put in place to help provide funding for children in our community who might need assistance paying fees associated with activities offered through Warren County Parks & Recreation. For more information, contact Nikki Lewis at 540.635.1021 or email nlewis@warrencountyva.net.
*Funds for the GROW account will be used solely for children whose families cannot afford for them to participate in our youth sports and activities.
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