POET Biorefining in Laddonia awarded $3,000 to five organizations through the 2021 Never Satisfied Community Grant Program.
The Bowling Green Rural Fire Association received $1,000 to purchase …
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POET Biorefining in Laddonia awarded $3,000 to five organizations through the 2021 Never Satisfied Community Grant Program.
The Bowling Green Rural Fire Association received $1,000 to purchase Grain Bin Rescue Equipment. Anne’s Anchor was awarded $500 to purchase curriculum on financial planning, goal setting, education and relationships.
Farber Community Betterment, Inc. received $500 to update and improve the playground and baseball field area at Sportsman Park in Farber. Mexico Public Schools received $500 to develop and implement The Audrain County Trauma Coalition which provides training and resource networking to create a safer community.
The Community R-6 Elementary School was awarded $500 to purchase science curriculum for students.
“At POET, we strive to give back to our communities,” said Steve Murphy, POET Biorefining – Laddonia General Manager. “These organizations work hard to make their communities better places to live, which aligns with POET’s mission and values. We’re happy to be able to help them achieve their goals.”
Through the Never Satisfied Community Grant Program, individuals and organizations were invited to apply for funding for projects aimed at changing their community for the better. For more information, visit poet.com/neversatisfied.
