The Joe Burrow Foundation is continuing to help communities overcome food insecurity and childhood mental health issues on Giving Tuesday.On Tuesday, the Joe Burrow Foundation announced $1.3 million in grants to 24 organizations across Ohio, Northern Kentucky and Louisiana.The organization made significant gifts to partners with direct impact to food insecurity concerns, including Cincinnati-based La Soupe and Baton Rouge-based Mighty Moms.According to the Joe Burrow Foundation, the local organizations that are receiving funds from the grants are:Appalachian Center for Economic NetworksBelpre Area MinistriesThe Children’s Home of CincinnatiFrom Fatherless to FearlessGood Samaritan Network of Ross County Inc.Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health ServicesHope Clinic of Ross CountyThe iBELIEVE FoundationIsaiah 55, Inc. La Soupe Pathways to Home Produce Perks MidwestProKidsThe Partnership for Mental HealthUniversity of Cincinnati FoundationYour Store of the Queen City“All of these organizations are doing important work serving our Foundation’s mission of childhood mental health and food insecurity, and we are proud to partner with each of them,” said Robin Burrow, Secretary/Treasurer of the Joe Burrow Foundation. “With these partnerships, we look forward to making a continued impact in Ohio and Louisiana.Nonprofit organizations interested in applying during the next grant cycle can apply here.