2022 Community & Educational Grant Awards

Paris Junior College Educational Grants

 

 

$51,500

Other Educational Grants

$13,000

CitySquare Paris:

·      Expand Shower and Laundry Facilities by Installing New ADA Compliant Shower and Bathroom in Former Church Building

 

$10,000

North Lamar ISD:

·      Training for NL Students to Expand Health Science Curriculum

 

$5,000

Paris-Lamar County Health District:

·      Blood Pressure Cuffs, Hypertension Education and Diabetes Kits

·      Mental Health Assistance

·      Fecal Immunochemical Tests

 

$14,000

United Way of Lamar County:

·      Rent and Utility Assistance

 

$10,000

Texas Ramp Project:

·      Materials for Ramps in the Red River Valley Service Area

 

$10,000

White Rose Ranch Retreat:

·      Vet Costs for Therapy Horses

 

$2,000

Tailored Rides:

·      First Aid Supplies for Humans

·      Wheelchair Ramp for Barn Maintenance of Healthcare for Therapy Horses

 

$3,580

Red River Valley DSS:

·      CPR/1st Aid/AED Practices and Training

·      Restock First Aid Supplies and AED Pads

·      Speech and Occupational Therapy Items

 

$6,870

Cultiv8Community:

·      CPR & AED Training for 10

·      AED Defibrillator Package

 

$2,000

 

Children’s Advocacy Center:

·      SANE (Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner) Nurse Part Time Salary/Retainer Fee

·      SANE Coordinator Training

 

$10,500

 

TOTAL GIVING for 2022 $138,450

2021 Community & Educational Grant Awards

Children’s Advocacy Center: The CAC employs a SANE (Sexual
Assault Nurse Examiner) who
assists with trauma and helps
insure the well-being of their
clients. 
$9,500.00
CitySquare Paris: These monies
have been dedicated to the creation of a Director’s position which will
provide leadership, support and
coordination for poverty
eradication in the Red River Valley.
$10,000.00
Crockett Care Closet: The Crockett Care Closet is stocked with
necessities to address students’
basic health needs on a weekly and as-needed basis.  
$4,500.00
King’s Daughters After Hours
Prescription Program: Patients
who lack resources to purchase
their medications have received
assistance.  
$5,000.00
King’s Daughters $5,000.00
Rotary Club of Paris United: In its 11th year of service, the Healthy
Smiles Community Service Dental
Project has been provided funds
for crucial supplies and equipment to foster children’s preventative
dental health.
$3,000.00
Safe T $3,000.00
Texas Ramp Project: The Kiwanis Club of Paris continues to acquire materials used in their
longstanding ramp building project for those in need. 
 $10,000.00
United Way of Lamar County:
Foundation funds have helped support the Getting Ahead Program
which focuses on financial literacy for those living in poverty.  
$2,500.00
Tailored Rides $6,000.00
Educational Grants: Funds have
assisted students to pay for their
educations in various Health
Occupation fields. 
 $8,000.00
PJC Educational Grants $35,000
   
   
   
2021 TOTAL $103,500.00

2020 Community & Educational Grant Awards

Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC):
The CAC employs a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) who assists with
trauma and helps insure the well-being of their clients.
$7,500
CitySquare Paris:
Funds provided much-needed food bags for children affected by the Pandemic.
$5,000
Crockett Care Closet:
The Crockett Care Closet provided food, clothing, personal items and other basic
needs for families and children impacted by the Covid-19 outbreak.
$5,000
King’s Daughters After Hours
Prescription Program: Patients who lack resources to purchase their medications have received assistance.  
$5,000
Tailored Rides Equine Assisted Therapy:
Funds restocked first aid supplies, provided Pandemic supplies for volunteers
and students and provided for health care and maintenance of therapy horses.
$5,500
SAFE-T Crisis Center:
SAFE-T was able to provide free eye exams, prescription eye glasses,
prescriptions/medications, doctor visits and other essential care needed for local
victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
$8,000
Paris Lamar County Health District:
These funds addressed a host of public health needs in the community, including
medical equipment, mental health assistance, prescriptions and a FREE Health
Clinic.
$14,000
Red River Valley Down Syndrome Society:
Sensory items for students with disabilities were purchased. These items provide
students with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to
“calm” their senses when they become overstimulated.
 $5,000
Lamar County Human Resources Council Horizon House:
These funds provided housing residents with prescription medications, nutrition
education classes, drug screening and COVID-19 testing.
$4,500
Texas Ramp Project:
The Kiwanis Club of Paris continues to acquire materials used in their
longstanding ramp building project for those in need.
$8,406
United Way of Lamar County: Foundation funds helped support housing instability and specifically addressed
utility needs for those affected by Pandemic. 
 $2,500
Educational Grants:
Funds assisted students to pay for their educations in various Health Occupation
Fields.
$65,500
   
   
   
2021 TOTAL $135,906

2019 Community & Educational Grants Awarded

Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC):

The CAC employs a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) who assists with trauma and helps insure the well-being of their clients. These funds covered CAC’s SANE Nurse for the 2019 and 2020 years.

$15,000

CitySquare Paris:

An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and first aid cabinet were purchased for the CitySquare location.

$1,500

Crockett Care Closet:

The Crockett Care Closet received assistance with stocking necessities to support students’ basic health, medical and hygiene needs, on a weekly and as-needed basis.

$3,000

Excel Christian Academy:

Funds provided first aid supplies, cold & flu preparedness, hydration, along with pharmacy and health room furnishings.

$1,000

King’s Daughters After Hours Prescription Program:

Patients who lack resources to purchase their medications have received prescription assistance by receiving medical prescription vouchers.

$7,500

Tailored Rides Equine Assisted Therapy:

Funds restocked first aid supplies, renewed first aid certification of volunteers, and allowed for health care and maintenance of therapy horses.

$5,000

SAFE-T Crisis Center:

Prescription co-pays for up to $50 per client housed in the shelter and eye exams and glasses for clients were made accessible.

$5,000

Paris Lamar County Health District:

These funds addressed a host of public health needs in the community, including medical equipment, mental health assistance, prescriptions and a FREE Health Clinic.

$10,000

Red River Valley Down Syndrome Society:

Updated first aid kits, upgraded digital thermometers, ice packs and safety seatbelt harnesses were purchased.

$1,500

Rotary Club of Paris United:

The Healthy Smiles Community Service Dental Project has been provided funds for crucial supplies and equipment to foster children’s preventative dental health.

$3,000

Texas Ramp Project:

The Kiwanis Club of Paris continues to acquire materials used in their longstanding ramp building project for those in need.

$9,500

United Way of Lamar County:

Foundation funds helped support the Getting Ahead Program which focuses on financial literacy for those living in poverty.

$5,000

Educational Grants:

Funds assisted students to pay for their educations in various Health Occupation Fields.

$72,800

TOTAL AWARDS

$139,800

2018 Community & Educational Grant Awards

Ark-Tex Council of Governments: The Paris Metro Service provides
rides for people to reach important destinations, including medical
appointments.  
$5,000.00
Children’s Advocacy Center: The CAC employs a SANE (Sexual
Assault Nurse Examiner) who
assists with trauma and helps
insure the well-being of their
clients.  
$7,500.00
CitySquare Paris: These monies
have been dedicated to the creation of a Director’s position which will
provide leadership, support and
coordination for poverty
eradication in the Red River Valley.
$10,000.00
Crockett Care Closet: The Crockett Care Closet is stocked with
necessities to address students’
basic health needs on a weekly and as-needed basis.  
$2,500.00
Excel Christian Academy: These
funds have created a sick room for students. Additional purchases
have included emergency kits, an
automated external defibrillator
and cold/flu prevention
medications.  
$5,000.00
King’s Daughters After Hours
Prescription Program: Patients
who lack resources to purchase
their medications have received
assistance.  
$7,500.00
New Hope Center of Paris: Foundation funds assist with medical
prescriptions, and appointments,
smoking cessation products, drug
testing and over the counter
medications.  
$3,000.00
Paris Apothecary: Funds have
been provided to assist those in
need in the purchases of medical
prescriptions.  
$142.23
Paris Lamar County Health
District: These funds address a
host of public health needs in the
community, including medical
equipment, prescriptions and a
FREE Health Clinic.  
$10,000.00
Red River Valley Down Syndrome Society: Three AEDs have been
purchased along with medical
supplies and first aid kits. In
addition all the staff has received
CPR/First Aid/ and Medical
Training.  
$6,325.00
Rotary Club of Paris United: In its 11th year of service, the Healthy
Smiles Community Service Dental
Project has been provided funds
for crucial supplies and equipment to foster children’s preventative
dental health.  
$3,000.00
Texas Dream Center: Medical
supplies have been purchased for
those seeking assistance through
the Texas Dream Center’s services.  
$5,000.00
Texas Ramp Project: The Kiwanis Club of Paris continues to acquire materials used in their
longstanding ramp building project for those in need.  
$10,000.00
United Way of Lamar County:
Foundation funds have helped support the Getting Ahead Program
which focuses on financial literacy for those living in poverty.  
$2,500.00
Educational Grants: Funds have
assisted students to pay for their
educations in various Health
Occupation fields.  
$62,500.00
2018 TOTAL $138,323.71