Five local volunteer organizations and initiatives will each receive a portion of a $47,000 investment from the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT), to support important community-based projects throughout 2025. After a call for applications in August, the following recipients were selected through the EDT\u2019s grassroots funding program. \u2022 Project Skate, who will receive $3,098 for lighting upgrades at the Six Nations Skate Park. \u2022 Tewateweyenhstha, who will receive $5,800 for their \u201cRevitalizing Mohawk Language\u201d program. \u2022 The Haudenosaunee Sports Development Group, who will receive $10,650 to host their \u201cDedwaye:na \u2013 Let\u2019s Work Together, Help Each Other\u201d gathering. \u2022 The Six Nations Agricultural Society, who will retroactively receive $12,510 for Kids Day at the Six Nations Fall Fair. \u2022 Kawenni\u0301:io\/Gawe\u0328ni\u0301:yo School, who will receive $15,000 for… <\/p>\n
Five local volunteer organizations and initiatives will each receive a portion of a $47,000 investment from the Six Nations of the Grand River Economic Development Trust (EDT), to support important community-based projects throughout 2025. After a call for applications in August, the following recipients were selected through the EDT\u2019s grassroots funding program. \u2022 Project Skate, who will receive $3,098 for lighting upgrades at the Six Nations Skate Park. \u2022 Tewateweyenhstha, who will receive $5,800 for their \u201cRevitalizing Mohawk Language\u201d program. \u2022 The Haudenosaunee Sports Development Group, who will receive $10,650 to host their \u201cDedwaye:na \u2013 Let\u2019s Work Together, Help Each Other\u201d gathering. \u2022 The Six Nations Agricultural Society, who will retroactively receive $12,510 for Kids Day at the Six Nations Fall Fair. \u2022 Kawenni\u0301:io\/Gawe\u0328ni\u0301:yo School, who will receive $15,000 for... <\/p>\n