Community Foundation Grants to The Whole Person Inc

Organization - The Whole Person Inc
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $10,000
Grant Purpose - Employment Services Youth & Adults With Disabilities Program
Foundation - Nebraska Community Foundation

Organization - The Whole Person Inc
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $5,600
Grant Purpose - Human Services
Foundation - Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

Organization - The Whole Person Inc
Year Awarded - 2017
Grant Amount - $24,200
Grant Purpose - Human Services
Foundation - Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

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Organization - Crisis Center
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $5,000
Grant Purpose - Funds From The Hearts & Hands Grant Will Be Used In Operational Support Of Our Emergency Shelter And Therapy Programs For Adults And Children Impacted By Domestic Violence. All Of Our Services Are Free Of Charge, So Clients Can Focus On Healing, Safety And Increased Well-being, Without Worry Of Having To Pay For Services. Annually, We Provide Over 1,000 Nights Of Safe Shelter And Provide Therapy To Over 300 Adults And Children, Many Of Whom Without The Crisis Center Would Remain In Unsafe Homes And Relationships. While In Shelter, We Assist Clients With Fresh Food, Daily Essentials, Personal Hygiene Items, Gas Cards, And Other Resources To Help Them Move Toward Self-sufficiency. Our Therapy Program Utilizes Items Including Art Supplies, Children's Toys, Dress Up Clothes, And Sand-tray Toys To Help Adults And Children Heal From The Trauma They Have Experienced.
Foundation - Douglas County Community Foundation


Organization - Self-help For The Elderly
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $151,788
Grant Purpose - To Provide Program Support To Ensure Employment Barrier Reduction, Job Preparedness And Placement For Immigrant, Limited English Proficient, Asian Pacific Islander, Older Adults And High Needs Youth In The City And County Of San Francisco, To Provide Program Support To Ensure Employment Barrier Reduction, Job Preparedness And Placement For Immigrant, Limited English Proficient, Asian Pacific Islander Job Seekers In San Francisco, For General Support
Foundation - San Francisco Foundation


Organization - Youth Together Inc
Year Awarded - 2020
Grant Amount - $208,000
Grant Purpose - Adding Youth Voices To Our Narrative Shift Strategy Is A Key Component Of Our Overall Movement Building Work On 2020 Issues. The Youth Work In 12-15 Different Organizations And The Amount Of Their Stipends Vary Depending The Age Of The Youth And The Compensation Structure Within The Organization. The Youth Come From Alameda, Sf, Contra Costa Counties And Include Hope Sf Youth. General Operating Support To Create Healthier School Climates By Developing Youth Leaders To Engage In Transformative Policy Work. To Support Youth Together In Providing Food And Other Essential Materials To Families Of Color With Youth Enrolled In Oakland Unified School District
Foundation - San Francisco Foundation


Organization - Episcopal Community Services Of San Francisco
Year Awarded - 2020
Grant Amount - $612,626
Grant Purpose - To Provide Rapid Rehousing Subsidies & Stabilization Services To 80 Unhoused Adults; Assist 125 Adults Into Permanent Supportive Housing; Provide Problem Solving Support To Help An Additional 250 Ace Clients Identify Housing Solutions; And Expand Supportive Housing Services Portfolio To 1078 Units. To Support Episcopal Community Services In San Francisco In Providing Food Access And Security For Low Income Residents In San Francisco, To Fund The Buildout Of A New Chefs Kitchen. To Support The Fy2019-20 Annual Fund. For General Support.
Foundation - San Francisco Foundation


Organization - Aging Resources Of Douglas County
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $5,000
Grant Purpose - These Grant Funds Will Support Safety Services To Older Adults, As Well As Adults With Physical Disabilities Living In Douglas County. Aging Resources Provides Simple Home Modifications That Make Big Impacts; Grab Bars, Wheelchair Ramps, Hand Railings, And Proper Lighting Are A Few Examples. We Have Developed A Home Safety Assessment And A Fire Safety Assessment As Part Of Our Help At Home Program. Volunteers, Staff, And Other Community Partners Work Together To Make Sure Residents' Homes Are Safe, Tidy, And Comfortable To Live In. Last Year, Our Volunteers Alone Provided 2,179 Hours Of Help Within The Help At Home Program. "i've Been Living In My Home For Over Half My Life, And I Like It Very Much. This Program Helps Me Stay Here." Carol, Age 74.
Foundation - Douglas County Community Foundation

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