Kittredge Mini-Grants fund diverse dreams  

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HCC students Hunter Foote and Heidi Martin-Coleman wrote detailed and persuasive applications that garnered each a Kittredge Mini Grant to further their entrepreneurial goals.

Hunter, a talented student and local performer who has played the violin since he was five, will use the grant to record, duplicate, and package a full-length CD of his music, a release his fans eagerly await.

Heidi, an RN and former developmental nurse specialist, has begun a career as a family oriented disabilities consultant, providing consultation, service coordination, and grant writing for people with disabilities and the non-profit organizations that serve them. The award will allow her to purchase office equipment that will enhance her business services.

Established by alumni Michael Kittredge ’73, the Kittredge Mini Grants support entrepreneurship and help HCC students take important next steps in achieving their goals.

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