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Follow on Google News | Bethpage Federal Credit Union Launches Youth Empowerment Initiative"Difference Makers" Awards Financial Grants to Students Who Want to Make a Difference in their Local Communities
By: Bethpage Federal Credit Union Bethpage Cares will provide approximately 100 mini grants ranging from $250 to $5,000 to both individual students and student groups ranging from the 5th grade through undergraduate college, who share their desire to develop a project-focused program to benefit the local community. Bethpage's Difference Makers Committee will review all applications for grants, which are available now at https://www.bethpagefcu.com/ "Difference Makers is a new approach to grant making for Bethpage. Bethpage Cares is shifting gears to now support high-impact projects versus fundraisers that directly impact our communities," Examples of projects Bethpage Cares is looking to support include organizing a beach cleanup, planting a community garden, or starting an anti-bullying campaign at school. Both students and student groups such as afterschool clubs, honor societies, sports teams, and community groups, are encouraged to submit applications which will require a business plan, budget, timeline, and the community impact it will provide. "We want to effect change and know that there are many ambitious young people today that support our ambitions, but just need financial support. We are excited to invest in our children and continue to enrich the lives of people in our communities," Since 2002, Bethpage Federal Credit Union's Bethpage Cares program has helped Bethpage employees volunteer more than 4,000 hours annually, supporting dozens of charitable organizations throughout New York. Bethpage invests in the community through large sponsored events, volunteerism and charitable grants totaling over $2 million dollars annually. About Bethpage Federal Credit Union Information on Bethpage's robust portfolio of banking, borrowing, and investment services, visit www.lovebethpage.com or call 1-800- 628-7070. End
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