Girls on the Run warns committee of county funding cut as program expands locally
August 27, 2026 | Jurupa Valley, Riverside County, California
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Molly Winacombe, council director for Girls on the Run, told the committee the program serves several Jurupa Valley schools and has grown since last year. She described ongoing collaboration with the county supervisor’s office and said the group blends city grant funds with county contributions to sustain programming.
Winacombe said recent county support dropped substantially: "we received only 0.5 of what she's been giving us, typically," and urged the committee to weigh that shortfall in its recommendation. She listed schools served and said the organization continues to rely on combined funding streams to reach local students.
Winacombe said recent county support dropped substantially: "we received only 0.5 of what she's been giving us, typically," and urged the committee to weigh that shortfall in its recommendation. She listed schools served and said the organization continues to rely on combined funding streams to reach local students.
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