Recent Grants
These are the grants awarded by Ashland County Community Foundation within the past year. To learn more about our grants, or to apply for a grant, visit our grants page.
Community Grants
In Spring 2025, thirty-five organizations serving the Ashland County community received grants totaling $232,959.
ACCESS received a grant to support the renovation of the agency’s new Maple Street building into apartments.
Advocates for Families, CASA Program received a grant to support volunteers with legal resources and gift certificates to offset their fuel costs.
Appleseed Community Mental Health Center received a grant for the purchase of electronic healthcare record automation and AI solutions software.
Ashland All Sports Boosters received a grant to purchase and install a Charitable Gaming Machine at Buffalo Wild Wings to support the Booster Club.
Ashland Area Amateur Radio Club received a grant for a radio communications system to be installed at Ashland University to serve as a regional and county resource.
Ashland Balloonfest, Inc. received a grant to cover the costs of ground displays, equipment and travel related to a kite show at Ashland Balloonfest’s 35th anniversary event.
Ashland Christian Health Center received a grant to purchase a laptop computer for its providers.
Ashland County Cancer Association received a grant for technological upgrades.
Ashland County Community Academy received a grant to purchase a passenger vehicle to transport students.
Ashland County Council on Aging received a grant to support Social Senior Society at the Meadows at Pheasant Run condo development, to benefit the social and mental well-being of residents.
Ashland Family YMCA received a grant to support the Ashland Family YMCA’s Myers Field Campaign.
Ashland First Church of the Brethren received a grant for gutter, downspout and fascia replacement on its roof.
Ashland High School Boys and Girls Track received a grant to purchase additional team uniforms, as well as stop watches and resistance bands for the growing team.
Ashland Soil and Water Conservation District received a grant to develop additional parking and improve accessibility/safety at Hazel Willis Woods.
Ashland Special Needs Ministry received a grant for its summer picnic, and equipment to further assist families in Ashland County impacted by special needs.
Ashland Symphony Orchestra received a grant to fund “Coffee Around the World,” a concert featuring music from coffee-producing countries, in collaboration with Goldberry Roasting Company.
Catholic Charities Corporation – Ashland County received a grant to expand the Golden-Centers’ Pen Pal program by serving additional older adults and students across Ashland County.
Clear Creek Township received a grant to fund replacement doors for the second floor of Savannah Town Hall.
Explore Ashland received a grant to develop a new, user-friendly website with updated content, improved navigation, and mobile-friendly capabilities.
Firelands Ambulance Service Volunteer Association received a grant to fund extrication tools needed for the EMS Rescue Truck.
Fostering Family Ministries received a grant to provide ongoing support to families through family coaching and family weekend day camp.
Loudonville Athletic Boosters received a grant for equipment upgrades to the Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted School District’s fitness room.
Loudonville FFA Alumni & Supporters received a grant to buy materials to build vendor stalls for an annual Christmas Market in the village.
Mohican Historical Society Inc. received a grant for improvements to the Copus Hill Site, which includes installing exhibit panels, constructing a fence and improving the site’s walkway.
Nankin Community Church received a grant to support a painting project at the church.
North Central State College Foundation received a grant to implement a program for Ashland employers to prepare their employees to take positions requiring Supervision, Leadership and Excel training, and to provide leadership skills to newly promoted supervisors.
Nuhop Center for Experiential Learning received a grant to expand emotional and behavioral support at Camp Nuhop with the addition of new staff.
Park Street Brethren Preschool received a grant to support construction of its new playground.
Pathfinder Farms received a grant for start-up funding for its Fields of Grace program.
RePlay for Kids received a grant to supply adapted toys to Ashland libraries for loans and for programming, as well as to make adapted toys available for residents through the RePlay@Home program.
Sullivan Fire and Rescue Association received a grant to provide first-aid training to township residents, and to maximize the ability of volunteer first responders to serve residents quickly and efficiently.
The American Red Cross Chapter of Heartland, Stark, Muskingum Lakes received a grant to fund the operation of blood drives in Ashland County.
The Salvation Army received a grant for professional development courses for Learning Zone teachers, and to purchase curriculum for STEM courses taught in the Learning Zone.
Trinity Lutheran Church received a grant to support the Trinity Lutheran Church Broadway Revue.
United Church Residences of Ashland Ohio Inc. (Mill Run Place) received a grant for new flooring on the third-floor hallways to reduce the fall risk and cleaning costs, as well as improve the living environment.
In Fall 2025, thirty-five organizations serving the Ashland County community received grants totaling $281,617.
A Kid Again received a grant to support cost-free adventures for families raising children with life-threatening conditions.
ACCESS received a grant for furnishings and small repairs to open a safe, welcoming place for women and families.
Advocates for Families received a grant to renovate the basement for both a youth area and a meeting room to meet with individuals and their families in a confidential environment.
Appleseed Community Mental Health Center received a grant to renovate a newly acquired building for the expansion of mental health services, and to upgrade the fire alarm system at the main office.
Ashland Christian Health Center received a grant to fund new flooring in the basement bathroom and storage areas.
Ashland City Schools received a grant to support expansion and modernization in the Music department.
Ashland County Cancer Association received a grant to fund the purchase of ergonomic office chairs, gift cards for volunteers, and tables for its rummage sale and other events.
Ashland County Historical Society received a grant for “Bringing History to Life in Ashland County.”
Ashland Main Street received a grant to purchase and install wayfinding signs on Claremont Avenue and I-71.
Ashland Pregnancy Care Center received a grant to support “Reach Her First” — online, around-the-clock access to life-affirming care from nurses for pregnant women in crisis.
Ashland Special Needs Ministry received a grant to support “Night to Shine,” which celebrates community members with special needs, and to support meal preparation for families as part of ASNM’s respite program.
Ashland Symphony Orchestra received a grant for office upgrades and an orchestral arrangement.
Ashland University received a grant to support STEM and art enhancement for the Homeschool and Classical Learning Center at AU.
Ashland Youth Baseball Association received a grant for baseball and softball training aids and equipment.
Associated Charities received a grant to help fund a walk-in freezer for their warehouse.
Coleman Health Services received a grant to provide tailored employment services and transportation aid to support Ashland County residents.
Five Stones Community Church received a grant for supplies and equipment to promote and expand the impact of their community meal/hospitality program.
Flying Horse Farms received a grant to fund programming for campers during the 2026 camp season.
Heartland Technical Education Center received a grant for adult diploma assistance.
Jeromesville Community Fire District received a grant to support the purchase of weight training equipment.
Loudonville Agricultural Society Inc. received a grant to fund flooring for their Fair Office.
Loudonville Nazarene Church received a grant to pave the church’s parking lot and driveway.
Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee received a grant to fund royalties to produce two musicals and one play.
Loudonville United Methodist Church received a grant to renovate an existing office into a handicapped bathroom.
Ohio Bereavement Collaborative received a grant for a pilot program that offers free peer-based grief support groups for grieving children and their caregivers.
Pleasant Hill Outdoor Camp received a grant to support the purchase of Outdoor World Sport – Playland Ninja Rig.
Rape Crisis Domestic Violence Safe Haven (Appleseed) received a grant to repaint the exterior of the Safe Haven Shelter, to install synthetic turf in the outdoor play area, and to purchase landscaping supplies to provide a welcoming and trauma-informed environment for survivors and their children.
Runyan Memorial received a grant to purchase wreaths to be laid at the headstones of local veterans buried in Ashland cemetery.
The Salvation Army received a grant to purchase a 12-passenger van for transporting kids, picking up food pantry items, pulling a trailer, moving theater sets, hauling Club STUNT and Drone Soccer equipment, and moving equipment to and from storage.
Third Street Family Health Services received a grant to improve the parking lot at the Ashland Health and Wellness Location.
United Church Residences of Ashland Ohio Inc. (Mill Run Place) received a grant to replace exterior doors to improve safety, accessibility, energy efficiency and security for residents.
United Methodist Church of Savannah Ohio received a grant to repair the ceiling of the church sanctuary.
Additionally, three organizations received Community Grant distributions in recognition of Hazel Myers Spreng. They include Ashland Public Library, First United Methodist Church and United Way of Ashland County
Women's Fund Grants
In 2025, 13 organizations serving Ashland County women were awarded Women’s Fund Grants totaling $39,827.
Acts 4 Love received a grant to provide cancer capes for kids.
Appleseed Community Mental Health Center received a grant to fund a healthy eating cooking class for adults with mental health needs.
Ashland Christian Health Center received a grant to provide mammograms and gynecological care for women in need who are uninsured or underinsured.
Ashland Special Needs Ministry received a grant to fund a Moms’ Getaway for mothers of children with disabilities.
Firelands Ambulance Service Volunteer Association received a grant to purchase neonatal, pediatric and obstetric-specific simulation equipment for use in training EMS volunteers.
Mission to Amish People received a grant to support a career development program, and enhance security features for young women new to English-speaking life, enabling them to successfully transition and thrive in their new community.
North Central State College Foundation received a grant to implement an Ashland County Feeding Roots Project for NC State students and their families to ease the burden of hunger, and allow them to focus on their educational goals.
Rape Crisis Domestic Violence Safe Haven/Appleseed received a grant for installing access controls, and installing/configuring an intercom system that is compatible with the current phone system, in order to improve the safety and security of those at the shelter.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio received a grant to fund a home-away-from-home for Ashland County families with children requiring medical care in central Ohio hospitals.
The Salvation Army received a grant to fund Summer Day Camp Before and After Care Scholarships for low-income families.
United Church Residences of Ashland Ohio Inc. (Mill Run Place) received a grant to fund basic needs – such as cleaning supplies, personal care items and food – for the low-income, older adult residents who are struggling to afford these critical care items due to inflation.
The following organizations were awarded proactive grants from the Women’s Fund to help with programming: Acts 4 Love and Foundations Community Childcare.
IMPACT Youth Grants
In 2025, nineteen organizations serving Ashland County youth were awarded IMPACT Youth Grants totaling $25,000.
Appleseed Community Mental Health Center received a grant to support Empowering Youth through Positive Messages.
Ashland Bookcase Project received a grant for bookcase materials, new children’s books and reading buddies.
Ashland Brethren In Christ Church received a grant to help with supplies for Vacation Bible School 2025.
Ashland City Schools received a grant to support start-up costs for Ashland Arrows Care Closet at Ashland Middle School.
Ashland County Community Academy received a grant for items for ACCA News Media Program.
Ashland County Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse received a grant for supplies for Summer Youth Prevention Education Camp.
Ashland County Farm Bureau received a grant for a third-grade farm tour.
Ashland County Women of Achievement received a grant for local high school students to hear a motivational speaker.
Ashland Public Library received a grant to support Color Our World-Summer Mural Project.
Ashland Symphony Orchestra received a grant to support the music for Paddington Bear’s First Concert.
Foundations Community Childcare received a grant to support its Summer Enrichment Program.
Loudonville Church Women received a grant for electronic school supplies and accessories.
Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee received a grant for art equipment for The Ohio Theatre Arts Alive Art and Drama Camp(s) programs 2025.
Pathfinder Farms received a grant for hybrid work and life skills program support.
Rape Crisis Domestic Violence Safe Haven/Appleseed received a grant for tablets for youth in the shelter to access resources and connect with family members.
Replay for Kids received a grant to support a toy adapting workshop with Ashland public schools and the Hillsdale FFA program.
The following organizations were awarded proactive grants: Ashland High School Lunch Bunch, Ashland Special Needs Ministry and Ashland City Schools Arrow to Arrow Mentoring.
Teacher Mini-Grants
In the spring of 2025, Ashland City Schools Foundation and Ashland County Community Foundation awarded 20 mini-grants totaling $4,968 from ACSF and $15,713 from ACCF.
The following schools received grants from one or both foundations:
Ashland City Schools Foundation
- Tina Anderson, Reagan Elementary School, received a grant for “Hatching Ideas for STEM Education.”
- Brian Baker, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Social Studies 3D Printer.”
- Erin Baughman, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “Making Taft’s Cafeteria Accessible for All Students.”
- Cameron Dedrick, Ashland City Schools, received a grant for “Drawing With Steve! ACS Visual Arts Show Artist-in-Residence.”
Ashland City Schools Foundation and Ashland County Community Foundation
- BreAnn Fennell, Reagan Elementary School, received a grant for “Read and Ride in Third Grade.”
Ashland County Community Foundation
- Carly Black, Hillsdale High School, received a grant for “Mini Mic Mentor Program.”
- Kathy Blackford, St. Edward School, received a grant for “Strengthening Physical Sciences Laboratory Experiences for Students.”
- Rachel Burgett, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “We Can Hear You!”
- Timothy Houston, Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center, received a grant for “Community Outreach for Cyber Security.”
- Marty Kral, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Media Arts Disconnect/Reconnect.”
- Angela Layton, Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village School District, received a grant for “The Writer’s World.”
- Faith Lutz, Mapleton High School, received a grant for “High School Drama Production Equipment.”
- Emily Olewiler, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “Bringing Clay to Taft.”
- Kerry Reisinger, Mapleton High School, received a grant for “From Page to Pod: Innovating ELA Instruction.”
- John Royski, Mapleton Local Schools, received a grant for “Tuning with Precision: Empowering Musicianship through the Tuner Caddy.”
- Rachael Schmidt, Ashland Middle School, received a grant for “Inspiring Lifelong Readers.”
- Matt Sloan, Hillsdale Middle School, received a grant for “Middle School Modellers.”
- Megan Slomkowski, St. Edward School, received a grant for “Sensory Space.”
- Sara Sral, Hillsdale Local Schools, received a grant for “Raising Awareness, Spreading Kindness, and Applying Acceptance.”
- Kristin Strong, St. Edward School, received a grant for “Fidget Busters Focus Fixers Club.”
In Fall 2025, Ashland City Schools Foundation and Ashland County Community Foundation awarded 28 mini-grants totaling $6,050 from ACSF and $21,826 from ACCF.
The following teachers received grants from one or both foundations:
Ashland City Schools Foundation
- Madalynn Kingan, Edison Elementary School, received a grant for “Sensory Library.”
- Anastasia Neiding, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “The Inclusive Bean.”
- Elizabeth Webb, Reagan Elementary School, received a grant for “Every student CAN participate in physical education.”
Ashland City Schools Foundation and Ashland County Community Foundation
- Marty Kral, Ashland City Schools, received a grant for “Ashland Large Group Music Clinic.”
- Olivia Plank, Taft Intermediate School, “Updating Classroom Technology.”
- Bekah Sparr, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “From You to Them: A Journey Through History.”
- David Thompson, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Financial Freedom and Independence.”
Ashland County Community Foundation
- Zane Aleman, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Ashland High School Jazz Mouthpieces.”
- Carly Black, Hillsdale High School, received a grant for “Everybody Can Be a Reader at Hillsdale.”
- Kathy Blackford, St. Edward School, received a grant for “Colorful Science – Enhancing Student Learning through Better Notetaking and Reference Materials.”
- Nella Blackford, St. Edward School, received a grant for “NJHS Goes Local-Caring for our Community.”
- Cameron Dedrick, Ashland City Schools, received a grant for ”Focusing on Media Arts.”
- Cara Dziak, Ashland Christian School, received a grant for “The Manhasset Project.”
- Jennifer Ediger, Reagan Elementary, received a grant for “Explore & Learn through Play.”
- BreAnn Fennell, Reagan Elementary School, “Learning is Wild: Let’s Go to the Zoo!”
- Abby Helbling, Ashland Middle School, received a grant for “Keys for Success, part 1.”
- Nichole Helenthal, Ashland County Community Academy, received a grant for “CBI Marketplace: Building Skills for the Future.”
- Elizabeth Mangan, Mapleton Local Schools, received a grant for “Flexible Foundations: Supporting Focus and Comfort in Special Education.”
- Jessica Murawski, Hillsdale Local Schools, “Outdoor Concert Opportunities.”
- Joe Ortiz, Mapleton Middle School, received a grant for “From Minerals to Mountains.”
- Brooke Power, Hillsdale Local Schools, received a grant for “Snap and Lego Robots.”
- Julianne Schneeg, St. Edward School, received a grant for “Finance-Free Field Trips.”
- Andrea Soergel, Ashland Christian School, received a grant for “Growing a Crop of Readers with Great Books.”
- Andrew Tabler, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Ashland High School Velocity-Based Training.”
- Rebecca Taylor, Taft Intermediate School, received a grant for “Flexible seating for students with disabilities leads to greater success in the classroom.”
- Paula Thomas, Ashland High School, received a grant for “Snorkl AI.”
- Chelsea Uselton, Ashland City Schools, received a grant for “AMS PBIS Arrow Store.”
- Mitch Young, Mapleton Middle School, received a grant for “Focus & Flow: A Flexible Learning Environment.”
Strategic Grants
While most of our grants are awarded in response to grant applications or at the direction of donors, we also make grants proactively when possible. We use unrestricted funds to make these strategic grants based on needs and opportunities in our community.
During the 2024-25 fiscal year, 19 Strategic Grants were awarded to support opportunities and meet needs that fall outside our annual grant cycles.
Ashland Chautauqua Breaking Barriers event series
Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce Chamber Mini-Grants Program
Ashland Christian Health Center Emergency building repairs
ACCF Women’s Fund Funding for Freedom from Selfishness Award recipients to select grantees
Foundations Community Childcare, Inc. General Support
Adaptive Sports Ohio Grant of Gratitude
IMPACT Youth Grants Program To grant to Associated Charities for fire victims
Ashland Pregnancy Care Center Agency Fund Matching grant
Ashland Rotary Service Foundation Leadership Ashland Class Project
Ashland Family YMCA Myers Field Campaign
Associated Charities Pass through grant
Ohio Bereavement Collaborative Seed money for start-up of new non-profit
Ashland City Schools Foundation Funding for Project Pavise
Operating Fund Summer Fellowship Program
Ashland County Council on Aging The Empowered Caregiver program
Ashland Pickleball Association Pavillions at Brookside West courts
The Salvation Army Drone Soccer Program
Tracy and Lanie Hartge Family Charitable Fund Honoring Lanie Hartge’s 20th work anniversary
Donor-Advised Fund Grants
During the 2024-2025 fiscal year, our donors used distributions from their Donor-Advised Funds to make grants to the following organizations, charitable funds and causes.
| ACCESS |
| ACCF Community Grants Program |
| ACCF Teacher Mini-Grants Program |
| ACCF Women’s Fund |
| Advocates for Families |
| Alpha Phi Foundation |
| Annette Hruby Charitable Fund |
| Appleseed Community Mental Health Center |
| Ashbrook Center |
| Ashland Area Economic Development Fund, Inc. |
| Ashland Brookside Golf Course |
| Ashland Christian Health Center |
| Ashland Christian School |
| Ashland City Schools |
| Ashland City Schools Foundation Non-Endowed Operating Fund |
| Ashland City Schools PTO |
| Ashland County Agricultural Society |
| Ashland County Airport Authority |
| Ashland County Cancer Association |
| Ashland County Dog Shelter |
| Ashland County Historical Society |
| Ashland County Park District |
| Ashland County Residential Services |
| Ashland County Sheriff’s Office |
| Ashland County Sports Hall of Fame |
| Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center |
| Ashland Dickey Church of the Brethren |
| Ashland Family YMCA |
| Ashland High School |
| Ashland Main Street |
| Ashland Pregnancy Care Center |
| Ashland Public Library |
| Ashland Regional Ballet |
| Ashland Rotary Service Foundation |
| Ashland Schine’s Theatre Agency Fund |
| Ashland Schine’s Theatre Organization |
| Ashland Soil & Water Conservation District |
| Ashland Special Needs Ministry |
| Ashland Symphony Orchestra |
| Ashland Theological Seminary |
| Ashland University |
| Ashland University, Study Abroad Program |
| Ashland Youth Baseball Association |
| Ashland Youth Football League |
| Associated Charities |
| Barbara Lamson Miller Scholarship Fund |
| Barbara Lamson Miller Teacher Scholarship |
| Brethren Care Foundation |
| Camp Bethany – Lakeville, Ohio |
| Cape Fear Young Life |
| Catholic Charities Corporation – Ashland County |
| Catify Cafe & Adoptions, Inc. |
| Christ United Methodist Church |
| City of Ashland |
| City of Ashland Parks and Recreation |
| City of Ashland Police Dept. – Police Donations for Community Outreach |
| City of Ashland, Division of Fire |
| City of Ashland, Guy C. Myers Memorial Band Shell |
| City of Ashland, Mayor’s Office |
| City of Ashland, Pickleball Association |
| City of Naples |
| Crestview Youth Cheerleading League |
| Cyber Sports Limited |
| Cypress Church |
| Dr. Lucille G. Ford Memorial Fund, fbo Ashland University – Dauch College of Business and Economics, for Academics |
| Dr. Lucille G. Ford Memorial Fund, for the benefit of Ashland University |
| Essex County Community Foundation |
| Firelands Ambulance Service Volunteer Association |
| Fostering Family Ministries |
| Friends World Ministries |
| Gene and Janice Yeater Educational Scholarship |
| Hands Together, Inc. |
| Hayesville & Jeromesville Alumni Associations Scholarship |
| Hillsdale High School Fine Arts Department |
| IMPACT Youth Grants Program |
| Jack Miller Fund, fbo Mansfield Christian School Athlete of the Year Award |
| James and Kristi Cutright Family Scholarship Fund |
| Jeff and Becky McFarlin Family Charitable Fund |
| Jeff and Deb Hawks Family Charitable Fund |
| John T. ‘Jack’ Miller Outstanding AHS Senior Male Athlete Scholarship Fund, in honor of Stu Martin, Bully Rader, Bud Plank and Brother Bob ‘Bulldog’ Miller |
| Joy of Living Camp |
| Junior Achievement of North Central Ohio |
| Kelleys Island EMS |
| Ken Huot Leadership Fund |
| LifeWise Academy |
| LifeWise Academy – Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village |
| Linwood Christian Life |
| Lions District 13-B Philanthropic Fund |
| Living Waters Outreach Ministry |
| Loudonville FFA Alumni & Supporters |
| Loudonville Helping Hands |
| Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee |
| Loudonville-Perrysville Schools Athletics |
| Love On A Mission |
| Lucas Area Historical Society |
| Mansfield Area Y |
| Mapleton Athletic Boosters |
| Mapleton Local School District |
| Max L. and Marilyn Harshman Childcare Tuition Assistance Fund |
| Mercury One Inc. |
| Minnesota Colorectal Cancer Research Foundation |
| Mohican Area Community Fund |
| Mohican Historical Society, Inc. |
| No Pawz Left Behind |
| North Central State College Foundation |
| North Naples Church |
| Nuhop Center for Experiential Learning |
| Ohio Bird Sanctuary |
| Ohio University (non-scholarships) |
| OhioHealth Foundation |
| Olive Tree Christian Fellowship |
| Park Street Brethren Church |
| Park Street Brethren Preschool |
| Parkinson’s Foundation |
| Pathfinder Farms |
| Pathfinder Farms Agency Fund |
| Pelotonia |
| Rape Crisis Domestic Violence Safe Haven (Appleseed) |
| Reliant Mission |
| RePlay for Kids |
| Robert and Joyce Stokes Family Scholarship |
| Ronald McDonald House Charities of Central Ohio |
| Samaritan’s Purse |
| Shop with a Cop |
| St. Dominic School |
| St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital |
| St. Mary of the Snows Catholic Church |
| Stone Evangelical Lutheran Church |
| Team Focus |
| The Brethren Church (National Office) |
| The Cat House Feline Sanctuary, Inc. |
| The Chapel at Seaside |
| THE Foundation |
| The Mansfield Playhouse |
| The McConnell Foundation |
| The NRA Foundation, Inc. |
| The Ohio State University Foundation |
| The Salvation Army |
| The Society for Handicapped Citizens of Medina County, Inc |
| The Visual Bucket List Foundation |
| The YMCA of North Central Ohio |
| Transformation Network |
| Trinity Lutheran Church |
| Trinity Lutheran Church, Montessori Good Shepherd |
| Tunnel to Towers Foundation |
| Turning Point USA |
| Ultimate Veteran Adventures Foundation Inc. |
| United Way of Ashland County |
| Valley Strong Disaster Relief, Inc. |
| Women’s Fund Childcare Initiative Wounded Warrior Project |