4 Montgomery organizations receive $39,000 from Mid-South RC&D

Four Montgomery organizations received a $39,000 grant from the Mid-South RC&D during a celebration at Riverwalk Stadium. 

These organizations were Baptist Health, Medical Outreach Ministries, Montgomery County Commission, and Montgomery Education Foundation. The celebration was attended by Senator Will Barfoot and Rep. Chris Sells. 

Using the funds Baptist Health purchased 10 AED units to be distributed to different community hubs throughout the city, including Riverwalk Stadium. 

Medical Outreach Ministries purchased a new electrocardiograph machine with spirometry and treatment supplies. 

The Montgomery County Commission received two grants to pour new asphalt for the Enzor Park pickleball court and to assist the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office with their annual “Fall in love with Fishing” event. 

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The Montgomery Education Foundation received funds to support their MGM Reads program to provide students with a book package for five weeks during the summer.

The Mid-South RC&D also celebrated a project at the Montgomery Humane Society, with Alabama State Reps. Phillip Ensler and Kenyatte Hassell in attendance. The project reportedly helped to provide pet healthcare for 16 low-income families. 

"With the support of the Alabama State Legislature, Mid-South RC&D works with various organizations to improve the quality of life and economic well-being in Autauga, Bullock, Butler, Elmore, Lee, Lowndes, Macon, and Montgomery Counties," said a press release by Mid-South RC&D. "By working together, a positive impact is brought to Alabama’s communities, making the state a better place to live, work, and play." 

EDIT: This story has been updated with additional information.