Across Vermont, thoughtful community members have converted the "Little Free Library" in their yards to a "Little Free Food Pantry". We absolutely love this display of community resilience and engagement.
Black River Innovation Campus has joined forces with The Edgar May Health and Recreation Center to roll out a virtual "Spring Break" resource for kids and families featuring digital, fitness,...
Read more about "Virtual "Spring Break""The Vermont Community Foundation has announced $447,500 in grants from its VT COVID-19 Response Fund to support activities and events that re-engage Vermonters, particularly youth, in community events during summer 2021.
Read more about "The Vermont Community Foundation Announces $447,500 in VT COVID-19 Response Grants to Support Summer Activities for Youth and Adults "Before the coronavirus pandemic, a reliable connection to the internet was essential for many of us. Flash forward to now, a reliable connection to the internet means access to healthcare, education, employment, customers, grocery delivery—essential for basic needs and income. Still, in Vermont, about 70,000 households and businesses either do not have internet connection or inconsistent, dated dial-up access.
Read more about "The VT COVID-19 Response Fund Recovery Initiatives: A Q+A on Rural Connectivity "
