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(KMZA)--Organizers say the Nemaha County STEP Foundation's first annual STEP UP Match Day was a hugh success.
216 gifts totaling $48,089 were given during the event on Friday, with donations taken both in-person and on-line.
The purpose of the Match Day was to help area non-profits raise monies for their funds. Each fund is eligible for a dollar to dollar match up to $3,000 per fund.
The Centralia Community Fund generated the largest amount of donations, totaling $10,185.
That was followed by the STEP General Endowment Fund, which received donations totaling $9,000, and Underprivileged Children Fund, which received donations totaling $7,550.
You can find the complete list of donations made to all the participating charitable funds at stepupnemaha.com.
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