Ten area nonprofits have been awarded a total of about $333,000 in Greater Toledo Community Foundation grants to better serve those in need.

The Stranahan Supporting Organization of the Greater Toledo Community Foundation recently awarded grants totaling $332,628, with the recipients and the corresponding amounts and supported projects as follows:

• Bittersweet Farms: $20,000 for the agricultural-based vocational program for adults with autism.
• Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo: $49,628 for the Growing Futures Together project.
• Catholic Charities: $25,000 for the Opportunity Kitchen.
• Cherry Street Mission Ministries: $12,000 to help cover staffing costs of temporary kitchen personnel.
• Hope Toledo: $50,000 for the Pre-K Initiative.
• Lucas Housing Services Corp.: $31,000 for the Bridge to Independence and Success program.
• Partners In Education: $50,000 for the College & Career Ready, Set, Go program at Washington Local Schools.
• Pathway, Inc.: $50,000 for the Sisters United program.
• Toledo School for the Arts: $25,000 for the Overland Solar Sculpture Garden Project.
• TutorSmart Greater Toledo: $20,000 for tutoring services.

First Published November 10, 2020, 10:49 p.m.