HISEVILLE — The Family Resource Center at Hiseville Elementary School received a $3500 grant to support Hiseville families impacted by tornado damage. The funds will benefit the families based on individual needs.
Stephanie Decker, the Family Resource Coordinator commented, “We are so grateful to be able to offer this grant to those who have suffered loss.”
The FRYSC Strong for Kentucky Fund was developed by the Family Resource and Youth Services Coalition of Kentucky, Inc. (FRYSCKy) following the devastating tornadoes of December 10-11, 2021.
Donations have been collected from individuals,corporations, and foundations. To date, the largest donor has been the Community Foundation of West Kentucky, which is supporting FRYSCKy through their Disaster Assistance for Families and Children Fund.
FRYSCKy is the non-profit membership and advocacy organization for Kentucky’s 850+ Family Resource and Youth Services Center (FRYSC) coordinators, who are based in schools in every county across the Commonwealth. The FRYSC program is the largest school-based family support network in the United States.
Questions about the fund, the ongoing relief effort, or the FRYSC program, can be directed to Michael Jones in the FRYSCKy office atfryscky.office@gmail.comor 859-333-4209
