Meet and Greet planned for February 13 at Kingdom Life Church (SAVANNAH, GA) Healthy Savannah’s Faith and Health Coalition has announced it will host a Meet and Greet at 6 p.m. on Monday, February 13 for those interested in contributing …
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Individual organizational grants of $500 to $1000 are available to applicable projects, events or programs that include COVID and flu awareness activities. (SAVANNAH, GA) Healthy Savannah has announced it is offering grant funding to support 2023 health ministry or faith-based …
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$7000 in funding distributed to faith community partners for projects, events and programs that include COVID/FLU awareness activities. (SAVANNAH, GA) Healthy Savannah is providing $7000 in grant funding to support six Back-to-School and other community events planned by faith community …
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$7000 is available for applicable projects, events and programs that include COVID/FLU awareness activities. (SAVANNAH, GA) Healthy Savannah has announced it is offering grant funding to support Back-to-School and other community events organized by its faith community partners. Funds are …
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(SAVANNAH, GA) Healthy Savannah and the YMCA of Coastal Georgia are partnering with historically Black churches across the Savannah area to help raise awareness of the COVID-19 and flu vaccines.
“It’s vitally important that people have access to the vaccine, and to straight answers to their questions about COVID-19,” said Nichele Hoskins, communication manager at Healthy Savannah. “By partnering with several faith-based communities, Healthy Savannah continues to help get information and vaccine to Black and Hispanic people who continue to be hard hit by the virus.”
Community events to be held in October and November include a cooking class, a food festival, and community concerts. They share the common theme of helping bring people together safely to celebrate, remember, dispel myths, and express solidarity and hope during the coronavirus pandemic.
