Terre Haute, In. – The 14^th and Chestnut Community Center issued a press release stating that due to federal funding cuts the center may have to close. The 14^th and Chestnut Community Center is a faith-based, non-profit organization that provides a variety of programs and services for the local community, particularly children has been in operation for 25 years. They say that their federal 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant would be halted due to a federal funding freeze, like many organizations. The grant secured $372,000 a year for four years, which was being used to pay staff salaries, utility bills, and develop new programs like art and enrichment. The center is asking the public for their assistance by making posts on social media or emailing, and reaching out to local legislators. They encourage you to share your personal stories of the center. They will also be collecting donations and looking to host a large fundraiser or speak with a corporate sponsor.