The Sustainable Finger Lakes Neighborhood Mini-Grants program recently awarded the Dundee Library $450 to create a collection of basic medical equipment. These tools will be useful to lend out to patients for use at their homes.
This, alongside other local and regional grants, has contributed to the library’s mission of improving community needs, especially for residents who live in underserved and rural areas. Awarding this grant to the Dundee Library in Yates County was made possible due to the newest chapter of the Neighborhood Mini-Grant Program: the Seneca and Keuka Watersheds, which was sponsored by Visions Federal Credit Union, AES, and the Park Foundation. Read the full article at Fingerlakesdailynews.com
