 Springer said the grant will most likely be applied to some upcoming projects that Leashore was planning to pay for out of pocket. That's what they're going to use it toward is these repairs that need to be done on the transitional housing and the shelter. In a social media post, the non-profit expressed its gratitude for the unexpected boon. Leashore's staff and board extends a huge thank you to the Rasmussen Foundation for their support and generosity.