The United Way of Licking County received a $50,000 grant from Microsoft to provide project management training to vulnerable populations, helping them boost their income potential and achieve financial independence. The Gener8tor program, typically costing $3,500 per person, is now available for free and runs until June 27. This initiative has garnered high interest and quick enrollment. Deb Dingus, the executive director of United Way, emphasized the program’s potential to enhance employability and drive economic growth. The latest ALICE report indicates that 37% of households in Licking County are financially insecure. For more details, read the full story here.