Huber Announces 2024 Impact Your Community Funding Recipients

J.M. Huber Corporation selected 15 projects for its Huber Helps 2024 Impact Your Community (IYC) program that in total will receive more than $550,000 worth of funding.

The annual IYC program supports projects around the world that can benefit a community for multiple years or generations, offering the Company the opportunity to leave a lasting legacy in local communities where Huber sites operate.

Employees from locations around the world advocated for causes that they believed Huber could help, submitting 59 applications for IYC funding. Projects were evaluated on a variety of criteria including having a robust governance structure and financial model, creating a long-term positive impact in a community, and providing opportunities for Huber’s employees to participate in volunteerism when appropriate.

Please join us in congratulating the 2024 IYC Recipients.

Buttercup STEAM (Atlanta, Georgia)

Mission: To reduce the gender and racial gap in technology professions by inspiring girls and girls of color with an adventurous and memorable introduction to coding and engineering.

Concrete Jungle (Atlanta, Georgia)

Mission: To forage, farm, and support food access across Georgia.

Fairmount Elementary School (Fairmount, Georgia)

Mission: To create nurturing relationships and provide meaningful learning experiences that push all students toward grade level and beyond.

Fly Therapy Vol’Ale aps (Asti, Italy)

Mission: To help people with disabilities experience the sense of lightness and freedom offered by the experience of flying in an aircraft.

Goshen Valley (Atlanta, Georgia)

Mission: To provide hope and healing to foster youth and vulnerable families through relational, trauma-responsive services to cultivate personal healing and generational change.

Isaiah 117 House (Rhea and Bledsoe, Tennessee)

Mission: To reduce trauma for children awaiting placement for a foster home, lighten the load for child welfare services and ease the transition for foster families.

Mississippi Food Network, Inc. (Jackson, Mississippi)

Mission: To change lives by fighting hunger today and feeding hope for a healthier tomorrow.

Mobile Loaves & Fishes (Austin, Texas)

Mission: To provide affordable, permanent housing and a supportive community for men and women who are coming out of chronic homelessness.

PathStone (Hanover, Pennsylvania)

Mission: To build family and individual self-sufficiency by strengthening farmworkers.

Residential Construction Workforce Partnership (Rhode Island, United States)

Mission: To provide residential construction trade training for those interested in a professional career in the shelter industry.

National Center for Healthy Veterans (Altavista, Virginia)

Mission: To help Veterans navigate the challenges of trauma and transition to achieve their full potential and contribute to every facet of American society.

Tate Elementary School (Tate, Georgia)

Mission: To empower students, faculty, and administration to become enthusiastic readers, skillful researchers, ethical users, and critical thinkers.

The Well (Easton, Maine)

Mission: To be a safe haven for the youth in our communities by offering food, shelter, warmth and offer resources to support their growth and development.

Young Black Leadership Alliance (Charlotte, North Carolina)

Mission: To develop young Black leaders who are committed to making a significant impact in their communities and beyond.

YouthZone (Rifle, Colorado)

Mission: To provide comprehensive assessment and advocacy to inspire healthy relationships between youth, families, and communities.