Elgin Nonprofits Get $718K In Coronavirus Relief From Kane County

ELGIN, IL — Ten Elgin nonprofits are set to share about $718,000 in federal coronavirus-relief funding passed on by Kane County.

The Kane County Board recently approved about $3.05 million in relief for 32 nonprofits, with nearly a quarter of that going to nonprofits in Elgin.

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Habitat for Humanity of Northern Fox Valley will receive $174,000, while PADS of Elgin will get $116,000 to support its mission to provide shelter, food and other necessities to homeless people in the area.

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The Kane County Board allocated $95,120 to Food for Greater Elgin, a food pantry that serves more than 1,200 households in the region.

The Boys and Girls Club of Elgin will receive $93,100.

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Other Elgin nonprofits to receive CARES Act funding include: Greater Elgin Family Care Center ($74,700); Community Crisis Center ($42,700); Gospel Justice Initiative ($42,000); Well Child Center ($39,360); Summit School ($28,500); and the Family Service Association of Greater Elgin ($12,100).

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