Central Kentucky youth programs receive Toyota workforce grants
Toyota Kentucky awarded $1.4 million to Central Kentucky nonprofits supporting STEM, mentoring and job training for future workers. Toyota Kentucky has awarded $1.4 million in grants to nonprofit groups across Central Kentucky, aiming to train the future workforce. The grants support hands-on STEM learning, mentoring, job training, and career placement programs that give students and job seekers the skills, experience and chances they need to succeed. Four organizations receiving $40,000 grants each focus on workforce skills, STEM education, and community strength. The recipients include Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass, AMEN House, Jubilee Jobs of Lexington, and Kentucky FIRST Robotics. Toyota Kentucky has invested over $166 million in charitable efforts throughout the Commonwealth since its inception in 1986.
Published : 6 hours ago by Deborah Harbsmeier in Business Tech Auto
GEORGETOWN, Ky. — Toyota Kentucky is helping nonprofits that work with young people with grants in hopes of training the future workforce.
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