PEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS $531,500 TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NORTHEAST
|
|
- Reynold Hamilton
- 5 years ago
- Views:
Transcription
1 NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 06, 2013 Karen Galbo Phone: Fax: PEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS $531,500 TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NORTHEAST BRIDGEPORT, CT The People s United Community Foundation, the philanthropic arm of People s United Bank, announced today that it awarded $531,500 in grants to nonprofit organizations throughout the communities it serves in Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. Eighty-five organizations received funding in support of programs that ranged from basic needs services and affordable housing projects to literacy and workforce development programs. The funding was distributed within the foundation s three areas of focus: 51 percent allocated to youth development, 32 percent to community development, and 17 percent to affordable housing initiatives. Recipients included FSW, Inc. and Partnership for Strong Communities in Connecticut; the Worcester Area Business Education Foundation and the Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership in Massachusetts; JumpStart Coalition in New Hampshire; Community Development Corporation of Long Island and Greyston Foundation in New York; the Committee on Temporary Shelter in Vermont; and Jobs for Maine s Graduates in Maine. With the onset of 2013, People s United Community Foundation continues to see significant needs across our footprint, said Vincent Santilli, Executive Director of the foundation. The foundation is pleased to be able to assist 85 organizations within our communities that are working vigorously to address those needs and improve the quality of life for residents. For a detailed list of organizations that People s United Community Foundation supported during the first grant cycle of 2013, please refer to the chart below. Established in 2007, People s United Community Foundation was formed to help support programs and activities that enhance the quality of life for citizens in the communities that People s United Bank serves. People s United Bank, founded in 1842 and serving customers from New York to Maine through a network of 419 branches, is the largest independent bank headquartered in New England. The Foundation places special emphasis on programs designed to promote economic self-sufficiency, education and improved conditions for lowincome families and neighborhoods. The funding priorities of the Foundation include community development, youth development, and affordable housing. ###
2 Organization People s United Community Foundation Grant Recipients 2013-Grant Cycle 1 Project Name Grant Amount Contact City State GIFTS OF LOVE Basic Needs $3, Avon CT ABILITY BEYOND DISABILITY FIDELCO GUIDE DOG FOUNDATION APPLIED BEHAVIORAL REHABILITATION & RESEARCH INSTITUTE BRIDGEPORT CARIBE YOUTH LEAGUE BURROUGHS COMMUNITY CENTER Supportive Independent Living Fidelco Guide Dog Foundation, Inc Guide Dog Female Soldiers: Forgotten Heroes (FS:FH) Caribe Youth Saturday Academy Burroughs Computer Center $7, Bethel CT $7, Bloomfield CT $7, Bridgeport CT $3, Bridgeport CT $5, Bridgeport CT CARDINAL SHEHAN CENTER Leadership $7, Bridgeport CT FSW CT Family Assets $20, Bridgeport CT MCGIVNEY COMMUNITY CENTER SHEPHERDS McGivney Youth s People's United Scholar Sponsorships and College Prep, Access & Readiness Support $5, Bridgeport CT $6, Bridgeport CT KENNEDY-DONOVAN CENTER Early Intervention in Connecticut. $2, Foxboro MA HORIZONS AT GREENS FARMS ACADEMY WOMEN AND FAMILY LIFE CENTER OF GUILFORD ORPORATED SPECIAL OLYMPICS CONNECTICUT Horizons at GFA Saturday Academy Guilford Neighbor to Neighbor Lifeline Special Olympics Connecticut's Coaches' Trainings $8, Greens Farms CT $2, Guilford CT $3, Hamden CT
3 CATHOLIC CHARITIES ARCHDIOCESE CONNECTICUT ASSOCIATION FOR HUMAN SERVICES El Centro De Desarrollo y Reafirmacion Familiar Volunteer Financial Capability Assistance Initiative at VITA $2, Hartford CT $5, Hartford CT GRACE ACADEMY NWEA Test Analyst $3, Hartford CT HARTFORD AREA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Packard and Marguerite Neighborhood Build- Bloomfield $5, Hartford CT OUR PIECE OF THE PIE Pathways to Success $8, Hartford CT PARTNERSHIP FOR STRONG COMMUNITIES New Market Initiative II $10, Hartford CT BIG FUN EDUCATION Summer Learning League 2013 $6, Madison CT LITERACY VOLUNTEERS OF CENTRAL CONNECTICUT Literacy Tutoring $5, New Britain CT NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING SERVICE OF NEW BRITAIN Foreclosure Prevention, Loss Mitigation and Housing Counseling $7, New Britain CT YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION NEW BRITAIN HABITAT FOR HUMANITY INTERNATIONAL THE MARY WADE HOME ORPORATED OIC OF NEW LONDON COUNTY STRIVE Youth Development for Middle School Girls Congress Avenue Affordable Housing Initiative The Weekend and Transportation s Employment Training $4, New Britain CT $5, New Haven CT $5, New Haven CT $4, New London CT United Way of Western CT Sandy Hood School Support Fund $20, Newtown CT VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA HUMAN SERVICES COUNCIL BETHSAIDA COMMUNITY ORPORATED Charter Oak Community Support Services Vocational Education $3, New York NY Norwalk Mentor $2, Norwalk CT Patricia's Place $3, Norwich CT
4 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CRISIS CENTER EASTER SEALS CONNECTICUT HOMEFRONT NORWALK ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY NOW ORPORATED YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF STAMFORD DVCC SafeHouse, Housing & Economic Advocacy Project Easter Seals Camp Hemlocks HomeFront 2013 Low- Income Home Revitalization Initiative Wealth and Asset Development Center (WADC) Youth Financial and Business Literacy LEAD After School Extra Learning Opportunities $3, Stamford CT $3, Stamford CT $10, Stamford CT $2, Stamford CT $2, Stamford CT COVENANT SOUP KITCHEN Meals $3, Willimantic CT Connecticut Total $211, DONORSCHOOSE ORG DonorsChoose.org Double Your Impact $100, New York NY PORT WASHINGTON PARENT RESOURCE CENTER Outreach $3, Port Washington NY MADISON SQUARE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAMS & SERVICES OF ROCKLAND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF LONG ISLAND UNION CHILD DAY CARE CENTER Explorers Academy $3, New York NY Homebound Meal Delivery Waiting List Relief NeighborWorks HomeOwnership Centers comprehensive prepurchase housing counseling programs $5, Nanuet NY $5, Centereach NY LBCC Computer Lab $5, White Plains NY GREYSTON FOUNDATION Greyston's Workforce Development 2.0 $7, Yonkers NY New York Total $128, LAWRENCE BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB,. Planning for the Future $5, Lawrence MA
5 BAY PATH COLLEGE BETTER HOMES BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS OF HAMPDEN COUNTY Investing in the Academic Success of Adult Undergraduate Women at Bay Path College Liberty Hill Townhouses Resident Services Community-Based Mentoring $10, Longmeadow MA $3, Springfield MA $2, Springfield MA GRAY HOUSE Kids' Club $5, Springfield MA UNITED TEEN EQUALITY CENTER PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE SPECIAL OLYMPICS MASSACHUSETTS Workforce Development for At-Risk Youth in Lowell and Lawrence Project Advance: s For People's Employment Placement $4, Lowell MA $2, Framingham MA Young Athletes $5, Marlborough MA COMMUNITY FARMS OUTREACH Waltham Fields Outreach Market $3, Waltham MA BENEVOLENT FRATERNITY OF UNITARIAN CHURCH BOTTOM LINE FRIENDS OF THE CHILDREN- BOSTON GENERATIONS ORPORATED Roxbury Youth s $3, Roxbury MA College Access and College Success s - MA Friends of the Children- Boston mentoring program $7, Jamaica Plain MA $3, Boston MA Classroom Literacy $3, Boston MA INTERISE Merrimack Valley StreetWise $7, Boston MA JUMPSTART FOR YOUNG CHILDREN Jumpstart Boston $5, Boston MA METROPOLITAN BOSTON HOUSING PARTNERSHIP CHILDRENS FRIEND VALLEY RESIDENTS FOR IMPROVEMENT WORCESTER AREA BUSINESS EDUCATION FOUNDATION Foreclosure Prevention and Tenancy Preservation Initiative The School Age Mothers, known as "SAM" VRI Homework Learning Center Small Business and Workforce Education Initiative $7, Boston MA $4, Worcester MA $3, Worcester MA $3, Worcester MA
6 WORCESTER COMMUNITY HOUSING RESOURCES WCHR Affordable Housing Project $5, Worcester Ma Massachusetts Total $91, BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS OF GREATER MANCHESTER Read To Succeed $2, Manchester NH MORE THAN WHEELS Credit Repair $7, Manchester NH ST JOSEPH COMMUNITY SERVICES Meals on Wheels $5, Merrimack NH YWCA NEW HAMPSHIRE Babies' Best Beginnings $2, Manchester NH SHARE OUTREACH ORPORATED CHILDRENS DYSLEXIA CENTERS NASHUA ADULT LEARNING CENTER JUMPSTART COALITION FOR PERSONAL FINANCIAL LITERACY HOUSING PARTNERSHIP People Helping People $5, Milford NH Remedial Tutoring for Youth with Dyslexia in New Hampshire $2, Lexington MA Clearway High School $4, Nashua NH 2013 MoneySmarts Teacher Conference Homeward Bound $2, Hillsboro NH $7, Portsmouth NH RICHIE MCFARLAND CHILDRENS CENTER RMCC's Early Learning Group $2, Stratham NH New Hampshire $40, CHAMPLAIN VALLEY OFFICE OF ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY Growing Money $10, Burlington VT COMMITTEE ON TEMPORARY SHELTER COTS Housing Resource Center $5, Burlington VT KING STREET CENTER Afterschool Excellence $10, Burlington VT SPECIAL OLYMPICS VERMONT Athletes and Families Initiative $3, South Burlington VT THE MENTOR CONNECTOR NEW ENGLAND KURN HATTIN HOMES Mentoring Children of Prisoners Student Needs Support Fund $2, Rutland VT $4, Westminster VT
7 Vermont Total $34, MAINE HOUSING AND BUILDING MATERIALS EXCHANGE Building Materials Supply Fund for Low-Income Families $7, Lisbon ME ISLAND INSTITUTE Island Scholars Network $7, Rockland ME COMMUNITY FINANCIAL LITERACY JOBS FOR MAINES GRADUATES MAINE SPECIAL OLYMPICS Community Financial Literacy Success with Financial Literacy 2013 Summer Sports Coaches College $3, Portland ME $5, Augusta ME $3, South Portland ME Maine Total $25, Grants Total: $531,500.00
PEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS $870,220 TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN THE NORTHEAST
NEWS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE February 05, 2014 Karen Galbo Phone: 203.338.6113 Fax: 203.338.6116 karen.galbo@peoples.com PEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS $870,220 TO COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS
More informationPEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS OVER $700,000 IN GRANTS TO NORTHEASTERN NONPROFITS
NEWS RELEASE Karen Galbo Phone: 203.338.6113 Fax: 203.338.6116 karen.galbo@peoples.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 29, 2014 PEOPLE S UNITED COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AWARDS OVER $700,000 IN GRANTS TO NORTHEASTERN
More information2017 Grant Recipients
2017 Grant Recipients ORGANIZATION CITY STATE Achievement First Bridgeport Academy Inc New Haven CT Action For Bridgeport Community Development Inc Bridgeport CT ADELBROOK INC CROMWELL CT AGENCY ON AGING
More informationnewsletter PUCF Awards $610,000 in 4th Quarter 2012 OUR MISSION
Fourth Volume Quarter 1, Issue 2012 1 newsletter IMPORTANT NOTICE! New 2013 Grant Cycles In an effort to efficiently manage our grantmaking process due to growing demands, changing needs and footprint
More informationFUND FOR OMAHA. Grant History FALL 2015
FUND FOR OMAHA Grant History FALL 2015 LARGE ORGANIZATIONS (Operating budgets of more than $500,000) CASA for Douglas County $25,000 Habitat for Humanity of Omaha $12,000 Heart Ministry Center $25,000
More informationTUFTS HEALTH PLAN NETWORK OF FITNESS CENTERS
TUFTS HEALTH PLAN NETWORK OF FITNESS CENTERS JOIN A FITNESS CLUB IN THE TUFTS HEALTH PLAN NETWORK AND SAVE! The centers listed here are part of the Tufts Health Plan Network. You can join one of these
More informationHartford FC LLC Dillon Stadium Proposal
Hartford FC LLC Dillon Stadium Proposal AARON SARWAR - OWNER, HARTFORD FC LLC Video Link Our Organization WHO WE ARE, WHY WE'RE HERE Who We Are Hartford FC LLC is a privately owned and operated organization,
More informationCommunity Grants Photo Album Cycle Two Grant Funding & Big Check Presentations
Community Grants Photo Album 2017 Cycle Two Grant Funding & Big Check Presentations Community Grants by State 2017 Cycle Two 184 Grant Applications Received 50 Grants $113,449 68 Grants $194,450 118 Grant
More informationDEEPLY ROOTED IN OUR COMMUNITY 2017 COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT
DEEPLY ROOTED IN OUR COMMUNITY 2017 COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITIES COMMITMENT TO OUR COMMUNITIES 1 CELEBRATING 175 YEARS 3 EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT 4 AARP FRAUD WATCH NETWORK PARTNERSHIP
More informationUNH NEACAC CF American College Dublin American International College American University Anna Maria College Assumption College Bard College Bay Path
UNH NEACAC CF American College Dublin American International College American University Anna Maria College Assumption College Bard College Bay Path University Becker College Bennington College Bishop's
More informationDuval County Public Schools Bright Futures Community Service Guidelines
. Duval County Public Schools Bright Futures Community Service Guidelines Per the State of Florida, eligibility for a Florida Bright Futures scholarship award requires that a student complete community
More informationMEDICAL CARE PLAN. What is a Medical Care Plan?
MEDICAL CARE PLAN All members insured through the (Trust) must participate in a Medical Care Plan sponsored by the Trust and approved by the Workers Compensation Commission. What is a Medical Care Plan?
More informationDreams Foundation 2017 ANNUAL REPORT
2017 ANNUAL REPORT Since 2016, the leads programs that support the philanthropic efforts of our employees and agents, offers support to college-bound students, and serves as the grant-making arm for our
More informationAttachment for Question #1 - Responsible Banking Investment Monitoring Program for Investment Banks Total Charitable City of LA = $1,717,225 comprised
Attachment for Question #1 - Responsible Banking Investment Monitoring Program for Investment Banks Total Charitable City of LA = $1,717,225 comprised of Contributions: $1,087,500 and Grants: $629,725
More informationMEDICAL CARE PLAN. What is a Medical Care Plan?
MEDICAL CARE PLAN All members insured through the (Trust) must participate in a Medical Care Plan sponsored by the Trust and approved by the Workers Compensation Commission. What is a Medical Care Plan?
More informationCommunity Partner Contact List
Community Partner Contact List Broome County Community Contacts Absolute Care of Endicott 607-754-2705 ferchrhys@hotmail.com Accord A Center for Dispute Resolution Contact@accordny.com (607) 724-5153 Action
More informationPEYBACK FOUNDATION AWARDS $800,000 IN GRANTS TO 147 COMMUNITY AGENCIES
PEYBACK FOUNDATION AWARDS $800,000 IN GRANTS TO 147 COMMUNITY AGENCIES The PeyBack Foundation is proud to announce the largest annual distribution of funds to date serving over 147 community agencies in
More informationJohn A Coleman Catholic High School
1 John A Coleman Catholic High School College Newsletter November 2017 Fastest growing occupations: 20 occupations with the highest percent change of employment between 2016-2026. OCCUPATION GROWTH RATE,
More informationService opportunities and events can be found on sjcadets.org and Ed-line calendar found on the Service page.
Service Requirement at St. Joseph High School St. Paul states in every way I have shown you that by hard work of that sort we must help the weak, and keep in mind the words of the Lord Jesus who himself
More informationEconomic Trends, Outlook and Key Innovation and Entrepreneurship Indicators
Economic Trends, Outlook and Key Innovation and Entrepreneurship Indicators Massachusetts and Northeast US Presented to Massachusetts Economic Development Council Northeastern Economic Developers Association
More informationUNION BANK FOUNDATION GRANT GUIDELINES
CHARITABLE GIVING FOCUS Our vision is to strategically fund community and regional initiatives that will position the Union Bank Foundation as an innovator of partnerships and grant-maker intent on helping
More informationMedicaid May Pay for Nursing Home Care
If you re 60 or over, call your local legal aid office: Eastern CT 800-413-7796 Western CT 800-413-7797 Hartford Area 860-541-5000 Bridgeport Area 800-809-4434 Stamford Area 800-541-8909 New Haven Area
More informationempowering people to build better lives their efforts to meet economic, social and emotional challenges and enhance their well-being
Community Care Alliance empowering people to build better lives Adult Mental Health Services Basic Needs Assistance Child & Family Services Education Employment & Training Housing Stabilization & Residential
More information2017 Community Report
2017 Community Report Welcome And thank you for taking the time to review our 2017 Community Report. In it, you ll find a snapshot of our history, philosophy, operations and people. If we were to sum up
More information2017 ANNUAL REPORT. Donaldson Foundation Supporting Education Strengthening Our Communities 2017 ANNUAL REPORT
2017 ANNUAL REPORT Donaldson Foundation Supporting Education Strengthening Our Communities 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 1 A Message From THE FOUNDATION 50 Years of Giving Back Founded in 1966, the Donaldson Foundation
More informationSacred Heart University CF Albertus Magnus College American International College Anna Maria College Assumption College Auburn University Bay Path
Sacred Heart University CF Albertus Magnus College American International College Anna Maria College Assumption College Auburn University Bay Path University Becker College Bennington College Bridgewater
More informationWorking with DCF Series Part 2 Accessing Mental Health Services for DCF-involved Children/Adolescents
Working with DCF Series Part 2 Accessing Mental Health Services for DCF-involved Children/Adolescents CTAAP 2012 Teleconference Series Wednesday, June 13, 2012 Karen Andersson, PhD, Director of CT BHP,
More informationDeliverable #1: Inventory of Boone County Service Providers
Deliverable #1: Inventory of Boone County Service Providers The Boone County Children s Services Board (BCCSB) is taking steps to understand more about children s services in Boone County. BCCSB contracted
More informationU.S. Bank Foundation Community Possible Grant Guidelines
U.S. Bank Foundation Community Possible Grant Guidelines Mission and Commitment to Our Communities We believe all people deserve the opportunity to dream, believe, and achieve. The building blocks that
More informationSTATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK Suffolk County Community College Selden, NY SUNY at Buffalo Buffalo, NY SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY SUNY Buffalo State Buffalo, NY SUNY Canton State Canton, NY SUNY
More informationSummary of Grant Payments by Year: 2016: Total Amount in Grants Paid: $10,214, Number of Grants Paid: 111
Summary of Grant Payments by : : Total Amount in Grants Paid: $10,214,946.32 Number of Grants Paid: 111 Grant Type: Percent of Total Amount in Total Number of Grant Payments by Grant Type Grants Paid by
More informationEarly Years in the League saw community volunteer activities covering a wide variety of efforts with many organizations:
HISTORY OF THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF SAVANNAH In 1925 two circles of The King s Daughters, The Margaret Bottome Circle and The Elizabeth Butler Circle, amalgamated volunteer forces to become a Junior Service
More informationAllston Brighton Boston College Community Task Force Meeting. Brighton Marine Health Center May 9, 2013
Allston Brighton Boston College Community Task Force Meeting Brighton Marine Health Center May 9, 2013 Agenda Community Benefits Lynch School of Education St. Columbkille Partnership School Boston College
More informationLIVING THE GOSPEL THE HISTORY AND ROLE OF CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO MARCH 2017
LIVING THE GOSPEL THE HISTORY AND ROLE OF CATHOLIC SOCIAL SERVICES IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF TORONTO MARCH 2017 ARCHDIOCESAN ANNUAL APPEALS Some may believe that the history of holding an annual appeal dates
More informationCommunity. Pitney Bowes is dedicated to investing in the communities we serve Corporate Responsibility Report
Community Pitney Bowes is dedicated to investing in the communities we serve. 2008 Corporate Responsibility Report Community Pitney Bowes is dedicated to investing in the communities we serve. Through
More informationOrganizations with reports due by March 1, 2017
Organizations with reports due by March 1, 2017 Please email dhutson@oregoncf.org with your questions and report requests. Abbey Foundation of Oregon All Hands Raised American Heart Association American
More informationMEAL SITES. Name & Location Phone Number Days/Hours. First Lutheran Church Saturday Evening Meal Program
MEAL SITES First Lutheran Church Saturday Evening Meal Program Saturday from 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM (Evening Meal). 1000 3 rd Avenue SE 365-1494 [Bus Routes: # 3 or # 6] First Presbyterian Church Sunday Evening
More informationProgram_Name FY17 Base Grant DL STAR OT
Continuation Awards as of 6/23/16 ABE in Correctional Institutions/Federal 285 Barnstable House of Corrections $123,209 $5,400 $128,609 285 Bristol County Sheriff's Office $90,125 $93,725 285 Norfolk House
More informationfor new england residents
new england board of higher education s for new england residents Annual report on the benefit of the Regional Student Program (RSP) to the participating residents and state colleges and universities in
More informationThe College Fair at Brien McMahon High School
32 nd Annual Norwalk Public Schools College Fair for High School Students The College Fair at Brien McMahon High School TUESDAY March 27 th, 2018 from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the BMHS Cafeteria Students from
More informationThe Prudential Foundation s mission is to promote strong communities and improve social outcomes for residents in the places where we work and live.
Foundation Grant Guidelines Prudential Financial is a leader in financial services that connects individuals and businesses with innovative solutions for growing and protecting wealth. The company has
More informationSeattle Housing Authority Community Service and Self-Sufficiency Requirement Policy
Program: Public Housing Seattle Housing Authority Community Service and Self-Sufficiency Requirement Policy The Community Service and Self-Sufficiency Requirement was mandated under the Quality Housing
More informationPROFILE EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 70 Williston Ave. Easthampton, MA (413) Phone Number (413) Fax Number
PROFILE 2016-2017 EASTHAMPTON HIGH SCHOOL 70 Williston Ave. Easthampton, MA 01027 www.epsd.us (413) 529-1585 Phone Number (413) 529-1591 Fax Number Nancy Follansbee -Superintendent of Schools Kevin Burke
More informationCambridge Housing Authority Section 3 Policy
Cambridge Housing Authority ----------------------- Section 3 Policy (Revised 2013) Cambridge Housing Authority 362 Green Street, 3 rd Floor, Cambridge, MA 02139 Tel (617) 864-3020 Fax (617) 868-5372 TTY
More informationSexual Assault Awareness Month
Sexual Assault Awareness Month Calendar of Events April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, otherwise known as SAAM. During this month, people across the United States raise awareness about sexual violence,
More informationAnnouncing RSP Tuition Break Programs
! Announcing 2018-19 RSP Tuition Break Programs Thank you for your institution's participation in the 2017 Annual Review of the New England Regional Student Program (RSP)/Tuition Break. This review resulted
More informationWorcester State University
Worcester State University FY17 Building Portfolios Results Presented by: Jordan Morris September 2018 University of Southern University of Southern Maine University of St. Thomas University of Tennessee,
More informationGrants distributed by the Catholic Community Foundation of Minnesota (CCF) take two forms: Donor-Directed and CCF-Directed.
CCF Grantmaking Overview Grants distributed by the Catholic Community Foundation of Minnesota (CCF) take two forms: Donor-Directed and CCF-Directed. Recipients of Donor-Directed grants are either identified
More informationChristopher Thomas Brooks
Christopher Thomas Brooks 15 Lee St., Nashua, New Hampshire 03064 (603)-882-6077 - cbrooks@sprise.com PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Social Studies Teacher Senior Level Senior Seminar: Ethics (college credit)
More informationCOMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT
COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT 2018 United Way of Northeast Mississippi: A Modern Approach to Community Change It takes a collective effort to create community-wide solutions for our region s challenges. United
More informationWCAC Youth Project Description
WCAC Youth Project Description The Town has selected Worcester Community Action Council, Inc. (WCAC) to include a $37,500 youth project in this CDBG application. The project will support the Town s Middle
More informationGovernor s Revised Fiscal Year Budget Proposal Increases Conversion of Services, Cuts Other Nonprofit Programs 5/15/17
Governor s Revised Fiscal Year 2018-2019 Budget Proposal Increases Conversion of Services, Cuts Other Nonprofit Programs 5/15/17 Earlier today, the Governor released his revised FY 18-19 budget proposal,
More informationGrants Program. Project Areas NOT Considered for Funding Religious organizations for religious purposes Political parties or campaigns
Who We Are Founded in 2009, The Parrish Foundation Grant Fund is the mechanism formed to strengthen our community by awarding grants to local nonprofits and by bringing individuals together to address
More informationTrexler Trust Awards Nearly $5.9 Million to Lehigh County Charities
For Immediate Release June 4, 2018 Contact: Janet E. Roth, M.B.A. Executive Director 610-434-9645 or 610-216-5985 Trexler Trust Awards Nearly $5.9 Million to Lehigh County Charities Allentown, PA The Trustees
More informationImproving Public Spaces. and Services in New York City
Improving Public Spaces and Services in New York City The Fund s Improving Public Spaces and Services in New York City Program (IPSS) is dedicated to improving the quality of life in its own hometown.
More informationLesson Title Plotting Slave Population Density in Connecticut in the 1700s
Grade - 10 TEACHING AMERICAN HISTORY PROJECT Lesson Title Plotting Slave Population Density in Connecticut in the 1700s Length of class period 46 minutes Inquiry (What essential question are students answering,
More informationMarcia C. Hornung, MPA
Marcia C. Hornung, MPA Office: 914 N Manhattan Avenue Venture Accelerator Manhattan, KS 66502 Email: hornung@ksu.edu Office Phone: 785.532.3685 EDUCATION 2008 Master of Public Administration Concentration:
More informationPrivate Scholarship Guidelines
Private Scholarship Guidelines What is a Private Scholarship? o Scholarships that do not require an FHS Scholarship Application. o These scholarships can be local and/or national. o These scholarships
More informationWGBY, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT (Dec 1, 2011 through November 30, 2012)*
WGBY, SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT (Dec 1, 2011 through November 30, 2012)* RECRUITMENT SOURCES USED FOR FULL-TIME VACANCIES Appendix A is a list of schools, organizations, newspapers
More informationFirst County Bank Foundation Grants $39,000 to Greenwich Nonprofits
CONTACT: Tamara Ledwith 203.462.4866 tledwith@firstcountybank.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE First County Bank Foundation Grants $39,000 to Greenwich Nonprofits STAMFORD, Conn., Nov. 9, 2015 First County Bank
More informationDiocese of Buffalo Office of Cultural Diversity MARTIN LUTHER KING SCHOLARSHIP
Diocese of Buffalo Office of Cultural Diversity MARTIN LUTHER KING SCHOLARSHIP The Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship was established in 1987 to help an 8th grade student in attaining a Catholic High School
More informationReducing Hotel Furniture in Solid Waste. through reuse & recycling
Reducing Hotel Furniture in Solid Waste through reuse & recycling Furnishing our Landfills According to the EPA, construction and demo waste accounts for 40% of landfill substance It is estimated that
More informationSpring is the very best time to make a move. We are hugely blessed to have a very strong Central Iowa market.
Spring is the very best time to make a move. We are hugely blessed to have a very strong Central Iowa market. Downsizing and moving is a big step with lots of moving parts. We have lots of resources to
More informationGlenn Moon Scholarship Town/School with Mailing Address for Applications
TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVE COMM.REP.'S ADDRESS Ansonia Ansonia High School June Legge 131 Oak Drive, Watertown CT 06795 Avon Avon High School June Legge 131 Oak Drive, Watertown CT 06795 Beacon
More informationWhitfield County Monthly Key Accomplishments November 2012
Whitfield County Monthly Key Accomplishments November 2012 UGA Student Assists Community with Internet Access Questions On November 13, 2012, University of Georgia Ph.D. student Lenie George met with representatives
More informationCommunity. Literacy and Education. Local Community Support. Employee Involvement
Community Pitney Bowes is strongly committed to investing in the communities we serve. We believe such investment is most effective when it is aligned with our corporate mission of helping customers grow
More informationABOUT HEART OF FLORIDA UNITED WAY
Heart of Florida United Way 2016-2017 Frequently Asked Questions ABOUT HEART OF FLORIDA UNITED WAY What is Heart of Florida United Way (HFUW)? In Central Florida, Heart of Florida United Way helps people
More informationUSDA Farm to School Program FY 2013 FY 2017 Summary of Grant Awards
USDA Farm to School Program FY 2013 FY 2017 Summary of Grant Awards ABOUT THIS REPORT This report summarizes findings from an analysis of select data from the 365 farm to school projects funded by USDA
More informationTRANSACTIONS: 30,279 FOUNDATION DONOR GRANTS. $9,645,750 total (58% of total raised) $5,684 average grant GEOGRAPHIC REACH:
The Big Give Results Summary (As of 10/23/17) October 10 11, 2017 Bonus Pool: $1.4 million Eligible Nonprofit Organizations: 967 26 hours TOTAL: TOTAL LEVERAGED:... $18,003,826 AMOUNT RAISED... $16,579,630
More informationPrivate Scholarship Guidelines
Private Scholarship Guidelines What is a Private Scholarship? o Scholarships that do not require an FHS Scholarship Application. o These scholarships can be local and/or national. o These scholarships
More informationOffering students opportunities to investigate and gain knowledge in the following fields: Biotechnology Plant Science Animal Science Agricultural
Offering students opportunities to investigate and gain knowledge in the following fields: Biotechnology Plant Science Animal Science Agricultural Mechanics One Marking Period (9 weeks) in each area of
More informationEach year, Citizens Bank asks employees and directors to report the total hours they have spent helping others in the community.
Each year, Citizens Bank asks employees and directors to report the total hours they have spent helping others in the community. 134 people nearly 80% of total team members responded to the 2016 survey
More informationOLD NATIONAL BANK FOUNDATION 2017 GRANT APPLICATION GUIDELINES
PLEASE READ ALL INFORMATION BEFORE APPLYING FOR A GRANT Mission The Old National Bank Foundation believes that social responsibility is essential to fostering vibrant, sustainable communities. We realize
More informationBooth Number: Booth Number: Booth Number: Blair School of Music at Vanderbilt University Booth Number:
2016 PVA Fair - Boston, Start Date: 10/27/2016 End Date: 10/28/2016 Exhibitor Listing Adelphi University http://www.adelphi.edu American Academy of Dramatic Arts http://www.aada.edu Bard College at Simon's
More informationMESSAGE FROM THE TRUSTEES
2016 ANNUAL REPORT MESSAGE FROM THE TRUSTEES Message from the Trustees We are pleased to release our annual report for the year 2016. This year, Argosy Foundation provided $5.8Mi in grants to organizations
More informationLegacy Fund of Hamilton County Awards $160,000+ To Support Range of County s Not-For-Profits
For Immediate Release: June 3, 2014 Media Contact: Mike Knight CICF Director of Communications 317.634.2423 ext. 187 MEDIA ONLY: 317.931.8135 (CELL) mikek@cicf.org Legacy of Awards $160,000+ To Support
More informationCAESARS FOUNDATION 2015
CAESARS FOUNDATION 2015 Caesars Foundation changes lives every day in communities large and small WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE ARE WONDERS Through its ongoing Will to do Wonders, Caesars Foundation changes
More informationChanging Lives - Strengthening Communities. November
Changing Lives - Strengthening Communities November 2011 Dear Colleagues, Over the past seventeen years, Partners HealthCare and its hospitals, led by our founding institutions Brigham and Women s and
More informationThe Sprint. Foundation A N N U A L R E P O R T
The Sprint Foundation 2 0 0 5 A N N U A L R E P O R T History Since its establishment in 1989, the Sprint Foundation has provided more than $85 million to community organizations across the country. We
More informationAnnual Action Plan Executive Summary. 1. Introduction
CITY OF PAWTUCKET Draft Annual Action Plan FY 2017 (July 1, 2017- June 30, 2018) for the Community Development Block Grant Program HOME Investment Partnership Program Emergency Solutions Grant Program
More informationWASHTENAW COUNTY GUIDE TO COMMUNITY SERVICES
Annual Resource Guide 2017 WASHTENAW COUNTY GUIDE TO COMMUNITY SERVICES The following organizations assist people in need with a variety of services and are knowledgeable about resources in the area. Contact
More informationEEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT ANNUAL EEO Public File Report for WHDH, Boston, MA and WLVI, Cambridge, MA (12/1/14-11/30/15)
EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT 2015 ANNUAL EEO Public File Report for WHDH, Boston, MA and WLVI, Cambridge, MA (12/1/14-11/30/15) EEO Recruitment Outreach Any reference to WHDH or WHDH-TV also refers to WLVI as
More informationMetropolitan Portland Region Grant Recipients Fall 2010
On November 3, 2010 OCF s board of directors approved $2.17 million in grants to the following organizations: 211info (Portland) Albertina Kerr Centers (Portland) Albina Head Start (Portland) All Classical
More informationGlenn Moon Scholarship Town/School with Mailing Address for Applications
TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVE COMM.REP.'S ADDRESS Ansonia Ansonia High School June Legge 131 Oak Dr., Watertown CT 06795 Avon Avon High School Alexandra Beal 231 Broad St., Wethersfield CT 06109
More informationWELCOME TO THE 65TH ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT 2016! AT SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, November 1, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. Don't Miss It!!!
WELCOME TO THE 65TH ANNUAL COLLEGE NIGHT 2016! AT SCOTCH PLAINS-FANWOOD HIGH SCHOOL Tuesday, November 1, 2016 at 7:00 P.M. Don't Miss It!!! As of 10/14/16 Name of College/University or Branch of Military
More information2011 GRANTS. The Achelis Foundation. Arts and Culture
2011 GRANTS The Achelis Foundation Arts and Culture American Ballet Theatre $25,000 Brooklyn Academy of Music $50,000 For the new BAM Richard B. Fisher Building Brooklyn Botanical Garden $50,000 Brooklyn
More informationCAROLYN CAIN SCHOLARSHIP
CAROLYN CAIN SCHOLARSHIP The Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, of Indianapolis is pleased to announce its Carolyn Cain Scholarship. This scholarship is in honor of Iota Zeta Charter Member and past
More informationTimberlane College Fair Participants
Criminal Justice, Business, Psychology 9/12/16 Albertus Magnus College New Haven CT 9/13/16 American International College Springfield MA 9/12/16 Anna Maria College Paxton MA 9/12/16 Assumption College
More informationCommunity Health Needs Assessment & Implementation Strategy October 2015
Community Health Needs Assessment & Implementation Strategy October 2015 Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital Boston, the flagship institution of the Spaulding Rehabilitation
More informationCity and County of San Francisco City Administrator Yammer/Microsoft Community Benefit Agreement 2013 Progress Report Final
Edwin M. Lee, Mayor Naomi Kelly, City Administrator City and County of San Francisco City Administrator Yammer/Microsoft Community Benefit Agreement 2013 Progress Report Final 1. Microsoft will encourage
More informationTEACHER RECRUITMENT. Join one of the most powerful youth development stories in the World.
TEACHER RECRUITMENT Join one of the most powerful youth development stories in the World. RIGHT TO DREAM The Right to Dream (RtD) Academy in Ghana, West Africa, is a fully residential elite education and
More informationPART I: COMMUNITY SERVICE REQUIREMENT
INTRODUCTION Chapter 11 COMMUNITY SERVICE This chapter explains HUD regulations requiring PHAs to implement a community service program for all nonexempt adults living in public housing. This chapter describes
More informationTop Twenty Institutions Where 2013 QCC Graduates Have Continued Their Education within Two Years of Graduating
Top Twenty Institutions Where 2013 QCC Graduates Have Continued Their Education within Two Years 2. UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AT AMHERST 3. NICHOLS COLLEGE - GRADUATE & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 4. ASSUMPTION
More informationPackard Foundation Fund for Pueblo
Packard Foundation Fund for Pueblo Annual Report 2017 December, 2017 Dear Friends and Colleagues, As we conclude our second year of partnership with the Packard Foundation as the administrator of the Packard
More informationA10 How to Do More with Less
A10 How to Do More with Less June 4, 2014, 10:30 am - 12:00 pm Lesli Mathis, Talin Yesaie Salon 8 5/22/2014 Doing More with Less: Utilizing Flexible Resources in Your Community PRESENTED BY FRED FINCH
More informationThe John Ben Snow Foundation
The John Ben Snow Foundation Annual Report 2011 The John Ben Snow Foundation John Ben Snow THE DONOR John Ben Snow was born and raised in Pulaski, New York, a small village north of Syracuse. He graduated
More information2014 GRANTS. The Achelis Foundation. Arts and Culture
2014 GRANTS The Achelis Foundation Arts and Culture American Ballet Theatre $25,000 American Symphony Orchestra $15,000 Brooklyn Academy of Music $25,000 Brooklyn, New York Brooklyn Botanic Garden $50,000
More informationTexas Workforce System
Texas Workforce System System Overview South Plains Workforce Development Board Services and Programs Texas Workforce Investment Council (TWIC) representing Business Labor Community Organizations Education
More informationHorns For Kids. General Information. Contact Information. At A Glance. Nonprofit. Horns For Kids Address
Horns For Kids General Information Contact Information nprofit Horns For Kids Address 159 PELHAM AVE HAMDEN, CT 06518 2524 Phone (203) 288-9771 Web Site Web Site Facebook Facebook Email info@hornsforkids.org
More informationIWU Impact. Measuring the Economic and Civic Contributions of Indiana Wesleyan University to Grant County
IWU Impact Measuring the Economic and Civic Contributions of Indiana Wesleyan University to Grant County IWU Impact Measuring the Economic and Civic Contributions of Indiana Wesleyan University to Grant
More information