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Henderson Fiscal Court approves $135,000 in nonprofit allocations

Henderson County Fiscal Court · April 28, 2026
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Summary

The court accepted the City/County Allocation Team's recommendations distributing $135,000 to local nonprofits, reducing several requests; the list of organizations and recommended amounts was presented by Chairman Jack Brewer and accepted by unanimous voice vote.

Chairman Jack Brewer presented the City/County Allocation Team’s recommended distribution of $135,000 in county grant funds to local nonprofit programs at the April 28 Henderson County Fiscal Court meeting.

The allocations team, organized by United Way and evaluated independently, recommended partial awards for many applicants. Examples in the minutes include a $3,000 recommendation for Audubon Kids Zone (requested $15,000), $11,000 for Henderson Christian Community Outreach (requested $15,000), $8,000 for Harbor House Christian Men's Shelter (requested $15,000), and $6,000 for CASA of Midwest Kentucky (requested $10,000). The full recommended list was read into the record and totals $135,000.

Magistrate Tompkins moved to accept the allocations recommendations and Magistrate Starks seconded; a voice vote recorded all in favor and the court accepted the distribution.

The minutes list multiple organizations and recommended amounts; agencies that received $0 in the recommendation include Chapel Hill Church and Spottsville Community Volunteer Fire Department, per the allocations list presented to the court.