Covington to give two nonprofits a short window to supply missing grant data
Council and the Human Services Commission agreed to allow Storehouse and Kent Youth and Family Services a limited supplemental period (one to two weeks) to submit missing revenue information, and directed staff to draft a standardized application policy for future funding cycles.
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The Covington City Council and the Human Services Commission agreed to let two nonprofit applicants submit missing revenue information before final funding recommendations are made, saying a brief, defined window is fairer than immediately disqualifying organizations with incomplete forms.
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