Operation Round Up Supports Our Communities

Grants were awarded to the following nonprofit organizations: 

• 4-H Lee County Commissioners - $1,000 for high school students to attend 4-H Congress. 
• Baptist Children’s Home (Moore) - $2,300 to provide necessities for children in foster care. 
• Buddy BackPack of Harnett County - $2,300 to provide food for children living in low income homes. 
• Deep River Park Association (Chatham) - $2,300 for playground equipment. 
• Five N Two Food Pantry (Harnett) - $2,300 for fuel and truck maintenance. 
• H3: Health Healing Hope Medicine (Lee) - $2,300 for medication and healthcare.
• Habitat for Humanity (Sanford) - $2,300 for electrical items used in building homes for low income families. 
• HAVEN of Lee County - $3,000 for playground equipment and supplies to create a child-friendly environment at the shelter.
• Johnston-Lee-Harnett Comm. Action - $1,000 in rental assistance for clients who are housing-insecure. 
• Lemon Springs Volunteer Fire Department (Lee) - $2,300 for fire engine tools.  
• Partnership for Children/Families (Moore) - $2,300 for summer reading stations. 
• Spout Springs Emergency Services (Harnett) - $2,300 for a fire blanket.
• Temple Theater (Lee) - $2,300 for student scholarships. 
• The CARE Group (Moore) - $2,300 for their “Tuesday’s Child” program. 
• Warren Williams School (Lee) - $2,300 for stability chairs for children with special needs.