<div>Four local organizations in three counties receive grants from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Agency announced on Friday. WHEDA and Governor Tony Evers said that $2 million was headed to 59 organizations across the state that provide transitional housing, shelter, and low-income housing.Locally, Habitat for Humanity of the Greater La Crosse Region receives $11,000. According to information from the state, the funds are going toward “affordable housing development including new homes, infrastructure, neighborhood gardens, and energy efficient systems.”Two organizations in Sparta are recipients of grant funding. Family Promise of the Great Rivers, Inc. gets $50,000. The money is slated for repairs, replacement, and installation of HVAC and HVAC units throughout its building, a new roof, and to paint the exterior of the building.Sojourners Journey, Inc. is using the $27,600 its receiving for new windows and wrapping, HVAC replacement, new flooring, deck materials, a car port, and new appliances. In Trempealeau County, Osseo Housing, Inc. is taking the $26,250 in grants to replace seven furnaces, upgrade its electrical systems, replace eight AC units, and clean duct work to improve its fire alarm systems.</div>

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Four local organizations in three counties receive grants from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Agency announced on Friday. WHEDA and Governor Tony Evers said that $2 million was headed to 59 organizations across the state that provide transitional housing, shelter, and low-income housing. Locally, Habitat for Humanity of the...

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Four local organizations in three counties receive grants from the Wisconsin Housing and Economic Development Agency announced on Friday. WHEDA and Governo

Local organizations benefit from WHEDA grants

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