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A Longview nonprofit's small donations added up to three Chihuly sculptures

The Good Day Longview teamFrom the Nov. 6 edition · 1 min read · 3 sources

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If you've wondered how Longview landed three sculptures, the answer is a lot of small steps. A Longview nonprofit spent more than a decade raising money through coloring contests, documentary screenings and small donations. Soon, the Longview Public Library will join sites around the U.S. hosting glass art by the world-renowned Washington state artist.

Another local group is giving money away. If your nonprofit provides health care services, the is accepting applications for its 2027 grant program. This year it awarded more than $586,000 to 10 local nonprofits.

  • Applications due: Jan. 31
  • Decisions expected: April
  • Who can apply: nonprofits with current 501(c)(3) status
  • Where to apply: thehealthcarefoundation.org

The foundation awarded 10 nonprofits more than $586,000 this year

$586,000+
awarded to local nonprofits this year
10
local nonprofits that received grants

Grants go to organizations promoting physical and mental health and access to care within the Longview hospital service area.

$17 million+in grants distributed by the foundation to date

The foundation is now in its 43rd year.

Sources: Longview Daily News, Classic Hits 100.7 KLOG

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