You could win a Neighborhood Assist grant like Reidland Middle did

State Farm is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year by making its Neighborhood Assist grant program bigger than ever.

This year, the program will award one hundred grants of $25,000 to nonprofit organizations for neighborhood improvement projects. 

Last year, two Kentucky organizations each won a $25,000 prize. Reidland Middle School for their 21st Century Learners after-school program, and  Puzzle Pieces in Owensboro to help serve the growing autism population in western Kentucky.

The public can begin submitting their favorite causes on February 16. A review committee will narrow the field of 4,000 entries to the top 200 finalists.

The public will then have a chance to vote ten times a day, every day for ten days, from April 27 through May 6. The 100 causes that receive the most votes will each win a grant. Winners will be announced on June 7.





Photo: Reidland Middle School 21st Century Learners, courtesy of State Farm.