Distribution Committee Report

•   $35, 175 to Kids America, Inc, to Help Revitalize the Lake Park Softball Complex to improve player safety and fan experience

•   $19,641 to the Walhonding Valley Fire District to assist with the Purchase of MARCS Pagers and Chargers

•   $13,800 to the Three Rivers Fire District to assist with acquiring additional Dual Band, GS Unication Pagers

•   $8,234.60 to the City of Coshocton to assist with City Recreation Park Improvements- Ball Fields’ Dugout Roof Replacements

•   $5,000 to the Fuse Network dba Hopewell Industries to assist with the Paving Project at the new Hopewell Industries location

•   $4,7773.96 to the Coshocton County 4-H Advisory Committee to assist in Replacing Unsafe Tables at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds

•   $4,400 to Footlight Players to Improve Triple Locks Theatre Drainage and to Mitigate Water Damage Issues

•   $2,694 to Jackson Township Fire Department for Battery Powered Tools to Assist with Rescues

•   $2,000 to Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio to provide JA Programming in Coshocton County Schools

•   $1,500 to Coshocton County General Health District to assist with Staff Training to become Child Passenger Safety Technicians through the Ohio Buckles Buckeyes Program

•   $1,250 to Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Council, Inc. to provide assistance with providing Make Zone (STEM) Kits & Field Trips to the Make Zone for Girls in Coshocton County

•   $1,000 to Help Ohio dba Ohio Dyslexia Center to provide Audio & Specialty Print Books for Students

• $25,000 to Kno-Ho-Co- Ashland Community Action Commission to help renovate a Hickory Street building to serve as a Homeless Shelter
• $15,650 to the Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency for Camera Systems for CCTA Shuttles
• $10,000 to the Village of West Lafayette for the West Lafayette Police Department’s Canine Project
• $10,000 to the Roscoe Village Foundation for the Village’s Portable Stage Project
• $8,000 to the Coshocton County Handicapped Society for the installation of Aluminum Ramps for Homes in the county
• $5,000 to the Coshocton County Agricultural Society for their Sound System Upgrade Project
• $4,900 to Coshocton City Schools for a Mobile Recording Studio for Coshocton High School
• $4,000 to River View Local School District for River View High School’s Senior Project Program
• $3,902 to Kids America, Inc. to continue their Soccer Net Replacement Project with the Large Indoor Soccer Field
• $3,500 to the City of Coshocton for the 2021 Arbor Day Planting Project
• $2,500 to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio to provide Nights of Rest to Families from Coshocton County
• $2,141 to the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum to Secure the Wyeth Painting Exhibit and their 16th Century Violin Display
• $1,283 to Coshocton City Schools for the Student & Staff CPR Training Project
• $1,100 to the Harold W. McMillen Center for Health Education for the Digital Oral Health Curriculum at Coshocton County Head Start
• $500 to Coshocton Christian Tabernacle for the Coshocton Christian School’s Security System Project

• $27,214 to the Coshocton City Convention and Visitors Bureau for Coshocton County Promotion Essentials for 2021
• $22,424 to the Jackson Township Fire Department to Purchase New Pagers for Firefighters
• $20,000 to the Emergency Relief Fund at the Coshocton Port Authority to assist with small business Covid-19 relief efforts
• $20,000 to Echoing Hills Village, Inc. in order to sustain the Camping Program in light of the impact of Covid-19
• $15,000 to the West Lafayette United Methodist Church for Food Blessings Bags for Ridgewood Students in Need
• $10,000 to the Village of West Lafayette to Construct Restrooms at Water Works Park
• $10,000 to Kids America, Inc. to assist in Revitalizing Lake Park Softball Fields for Tournaments
• $9,000 to Coshocton City & County Park District for Tree Removal at Lake Park Pavilion
• $5,544 to Coshocton County Drug and Alcohol Council, Inc. to assist with The Flight School Children’s Behavioral Health Wing
• $5,000 to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for FCA & More
• $4,679 to Ridgewood Recreation Board for their Backstop & Fence Safety Project
• $4,000 to West Lafayette Volunteer Firemen’s Association for modern Vehicle Accident Rescue Equipment
• $3,000 to Footlight Players for Building Upkeep
• $3,000 to Women of Witness for Chestnut Crossing Learning Center Upgrades and Supplies
• $2,967 to Gentlebrook, Inc. for a Wheelchair Swing at Lafayette Meadows
• $2,650 to the Coshocton Community Choir, Inc. to Create New Workspace for Community Choir
• $2,500 to Kno-Ho-Co Ashland Community Action Commission to Sterilize Equipment for PPE & Patient Exam Supplies
• $2,409 to the Coshocton Public Library for their Foyer Digital Display Project
• $2,229.56 to First Step Family Violence Intervention Services, Inc. for a New Computer for the Executive Director

Six other grants of $2,000 each and one for $1,000 were also approved

• $15,935 to the Coshocton City and County Park District for Upgrades to the Softball Building and District Office Deck Replacement with Handicap Ramp and Designated  Parking
• $8,000 to the Coshocton Opportunity School for Chromebooks for Students without Computer Access at home
• $8,000 to the Village of Warsaw for Repairs, Resurfacing and Repainting of River View Community Pools at Warsaw Park
• $5,749 to the Roscoe Village Foundation, Inc. for Equipment to be used in an Archival Digitization and Storage Project for Historic Photographs and Documents
• $5,000 to River View Athletic Boosters for the Rental Fee for the River View Swim Team to utilize the CHS Pool
• $4,790 to the Muskingum Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America for additional Cleaning & Sanitation Supplies to help ensure Camper Safety During Covid-19 Pandemic
• $3,250 to Rural Action for the Greater Walhonding Conservation Alliance Project -outreach and education to Coshocton County residents about the Walhonding River and its diverse biology
• $1,644.44 to Coshocton City Schools for l O Automatic External Defibrillator (AED) Cabinets and First Aid Kits
• $1,500 to the Coshocton County Fatherhood Initiative to support Fathers’ Interactions with Families with Virtual All­County Breakfasts during the Covid-19 Pandemic

• $31,000 to the Clary Garden Foundation for a Stamped Concrete Pad and Landscape Design
• $10,000 to the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum for an Updated and Communicative Lobby Area
• $10,000 to Coshocton County Handicapped Society for materials for their Aluminum Ramp Project
• $5,000 to the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio to Provide Nights of Rest for Coshocton County Families
• $4,000 to Kids America, Inc. for Equipment for Tumbling Jump Start Project – Ages 3-12
• $3,997 to Friends of The Parks to Add/Repair Obstacles for The Indian Mud Run Obstacle Course
• $3,000 to West Lafayette Volunteer Firemens Association for Replacement of Obsolete Alert Pagers
• $2,500 to Humane Animal Treatment Association for Spay–Neuter Programs
• $2,018 to River View Local School District for Ozobot-Robotics/Coding Literacy for 8th Graders
• $2,000 to Kids America, Inc. for Summer Day Camp Program
• $1,000 to Coshocton City Schools for Leadership/Enrichment Activity for Jr. High Gifted Students

• $45,000 to the Block R Fund for lockers and furniture at the newly approved Ridgewood High School Fieldhouse
• $31,148to the Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency to implement a Deviated Fixed Route Shuttle Service
• $10,000 to Coshocton County Family & Children First Council for Bridges to Wellness Program startup costs
• $7,000 to Licking County Health Department for ongoing Dental Sealant Program to benefit Coshocton County students
• $1,000 to Feral Mountain to assist with a new building for their Cat Trap-Neuter-Return Program
• $500 to Women of Witness to set up Freedom Road Ministries Recovery Program

• $15,000 to the Coshocton City & County Park District for Replacement and Upgrades to HVAC Systems
• $6,718 to the Fellowship of Christian Athletes for Support of FCA Programs in Local Schools
• $5,000 to Coshocton is Blooming to support a Container Program and a City Entrance Project
• $4,000 to River View Local School District for Chromebooks at River View Junior High School
• $4,000 to Muscular Dystrophy Association to Send Two Local Children to MDA’s Summer Camp
• $3,550 to Muskingum Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America to help Make Scout Day at Roscoe Village Affordable for More Families
• $2,500 to Coshocton City & County Park District to provide support in erecting Tom Thompson Memorial at Lake Park
• $2,136 to Coshocton County Maternal & Child Health Center for New Computers for Child Health and Prenatal Clinics
• $2,000 to Coshocton County Agricultural Society for Poultry Barn Renovation at Coshocton County Fairgrounds
• $50,000 in support of the Coshocton City Schools’ new Fieldhouse Project, Phase 2 of the Stewart Field Renovation

• $15,000 to the Coshocton County EMS to allow for the purchase of a Chest Compression System
• $10,000 to the West Lafayette Volunteer Fireman’s Association for the purchase of Ergonomic Rescue Tools
• $10,000 to Kids America, Inc. to support plans for centralizing City Rec & updating Baseball and Softball Fields
• $10,000 to the Coshocton County Handicapped Society for the Purchase & Installation of Aluminum Ramps & Repairs
• $6,054 to Echoing Hills Village to replace old, wooden beds with new Metal Bunk Beds, Rails and Ladders
• $5,000 to Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio to provide Nights of Rest for Coshocton County Families
• $4,000 to Hopewell School to provide support in the purchase of an Eye Gaze Device & Compatible Computer Equipment
• $2,500 to First Step Family Violence Intervention Services to assist with Flooring Replacement at Hope House Shelter
• $2,500 to The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum to provide support in Beautifying Landscaping to meet Roscoe Village Standards
• $1,500 to the Coshocton County Fatherhood Initiative in order to Create a Family Friendly Event at Himebaugh Park
• $1,000 to Coshocton City Schools to provide support in Providing Enrichment Opportunities for Gifted 7th/8th Graders

• $46,000 to the Coshocton County Coordinated Transportation Agency to allow for the purchase of Software to Improve Public Transportation options throughout the county
• $12,500 to Coshocton Business Development Foundation to assist in Adding Security Cameras at Coshocton High School
• $10,400 to Kids America, Inc. to support plans for expanded Parking Lot Construction
• $5,000 to the Coshocton County Commissioners to assist with the purchase of Trash/Recycling Receptacles at County Buildings
• $4,500 to Coshocton is Blooming in support of an expansion of community floral displays to include Live Plants & Shrubs for Winter
• $3,600 to the Coshocton County Health Department and Maternal & Child Health Center to Provide for Childbirth Education Classes in Coshocton County

• $20,800 to the Pomerene Center for the Arts to enable the renovation of a garage into a functioning educational studio
• $18,000 to Our Town Coshocton for the establishment of a listing on the National Register of Historic Places
• $17,720 to Fellowship of Christian Athletes & More to extend FCA programming in Coshocton County Schools, 2018-2019
• $15,000 to Echoing Hills Village to assist with the purchase of a Transit Van to promote community integration
• $10,000 to River View Community Park – Village of Warsaw to assist in the repaving of the Basketball and Tennis Courts
• $8,000 to Coshocton County Comissioners to assist in the purchase of much needed equipment for the Sheriff’s Office.
• $7,500 to the United Way of Coshocton to provide support for the Imagination Library Free Book Program
• $7,500 to Coshocton City & County Park District to assist with the replacement of picnic shelter roofs at Lake Park
• $6,750 to the Coshocton Public Library to assist in obtaining new laptop computers and accessories for the computer lab
• $5,000 to Kids America to assist with their indoor playing field turf replacement project
• $5,000 to Sacred Heart School to assist with the campaign to obtain a new floor for the school cafeteria
• $4,000 to The Salvation Army to provide on-going support for the after-school MAXX program
• $3,632 to Coshocton County Drug & Alcohol Council to provide recovery clients with educational services through computer access
• $3,000 to Muskingum Valley Council, Boy Scouts of America to help subsidize Scout Day at Roscoe Village
• $3,000 to Precious Treasures Preschool & Child Care Center to assist with the purchase of an air conditioning unit
• 3 smaller grants totaling $5,500 to the Humane Animal Treatment Association, Coshocton County Agricultural Society and Coshocton County Humane Society were also approved.