The Southern Pike Solar Community Grant Program has announced its Quarter 3 community grant recipients, recognizing a diverse group of community organizations making a positive impact across Noble County, Indiana. These grants are part of Southern Pike Solar’s ongoing commitment to supporting education, environmental stewardship, community development, and quality of life throughout the region.
This quarter’s grant recipients include: Loving Benjamin, America 250 IN Noble County, Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center, Visit Noble County, Stillwater Hospice, Community Foundation of Noble County, August Hills Learning, Recreation and Community Center, The Apple Tree Center, Lighthouse Childcare and Learning Service, Noble Early Learning, Historic Downtown Kendallville, Thrive Noble County, Noble House Ministries, Boys & Girls Club and Freedom Festival in Avilla.
“We’re proud to partner with these local organizations that make Noble County such a vibrant and caring community,” said Megan Stites, Community Relations Manager for Southern Pike Solar. “The projects supported this quarter reflect our shared values of sustainability, education, and community connection.”
Southern Pike Solar will accept grant applications for the fourth quarter of the Community Grant Program until December 15, 2025. Applicants can apply at www.southernpikesolar.com/grant-program. Those who have applied before are encouraged to reapply each quarter.
