Camp Fire Central Coast announced it was the recipient of the New York Life Foundation grant for local programs that benefit the youth in SLO and Santa Barbara counties. The grant will aid Camp Fire’s efforts in middle school programs, with more than $1 million allotted for a three-year investment.
“New York Life Foundation’s investment will help our council expand middle school programming and improve data collection to better track youth success in Camp Fire programs,” Camp Fire Executive Director Kenneth Miles said in a statement. “Local programs for middle schoolers include Teens in Action and InterACTION.”
More information about Camp Fire Central Coast is available at campfirecentralcoast.org and New York Life Foundation at newyorklifefoundation.org.
This article appears in Jun 9-16, 2016.
