Cabarrus County nonprofits receive $192,000 in community funding

More than $192,000 in awards were given to Cabarrus County nonprofit organizations.

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The Cabarrus County Community Foundation distributed the grants, our partners at the Independent Tribune reported.

The foundation awarded grants to 27 nonprofits ranging from $1,500 to $15,000.

The grants will fund programs that invest in the Cabarrus County community.

The 2025 fellows included:

• Academic Learning Center – $6,000

• ApSeed Early Childhood Education – $4,000

• Baptist Children’s Homes of North Carolina – $1,500

• Big Brothers and Big Sisters of the Central Carolinas – $5,000

• Cabarrus Cooperative Christian Ministry – $8,500

• Cabarrus County Education Foundation – $4,500

• Cabarrus Meals on Wheels, Inc. – $5,000

• Cabarrus Partnership for Children – $5,000

• North Carolina Central Council – $5,000

• Classroom Center – $5,000

• Coltrane LIFE Center – $10,000

• North Carolina Communities in Schools – $3,750

• The Puente Hispano – $10,000

• Girl Scouts, Hornets’ Nest Council – $5,000

• Habitat for Humanity Cabarrus County – $10,000

• Junior Achievement of Central Carolinas, Inc. – $2,000

• Concord Junior Charity League – $8,000

• Opportunity house – $10,000

• Current Age Ministries – $8,000

• Metrolina Second Harvest Food Bank – $3,000

• The Lantern Project – $7,500

• The Salvation Army of Cabarrus and Stanly Counties – $10,000

• The STUDIO – $15,000

• Eagle Wings Ranch $8,000

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