Community Foundation Grants to Communities In Schools

Organization - Communities In Schools
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $102,812
Grant Purpose - Homeless Prevention & Intervention
Foundation - Three Rivers Community Foundation

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Organization - Willis Dady Emergency Shelter Inc
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $163,604
Grant Purpose - Eviction & Homeless Prevention , General Support, Homeless Prevention Services , Homeless Services Expansion And Renovation Project, Human Capacity Development , Local Giving: Prevention Grant, New Facility Finishing Touches, Service To Veterans, Target Funds To The Needed Cots And Pillows With 10% Allocated For Better Quality Cost, Allowing For A Quality Comparison Experiment To Inform Purchases In Future Years., Where Ever Needed The Most, Youth Ambassador Program
Foundation - Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation


Organization - Willis Dady Emergency Shelter Inc
Year Awarded - 2018
Grant Amount - $61,406
Grant Purpose - Annual Distribution Spendable, General Support, General Support For Capital Fund., General Support For Target Veterans., Homeless Prevention And Street Outreach, Homeless Prevention Outreach Advocate, Homeless Services Expansion And Renovation Project, Welborn House Expenses
Foundation - Greater Cedar Rapids Community Foundation


Organization - Douglas County Sheriff Youth Education & Safety In Schools (yess) Foundatio
Year Awarded - 2019
Grant Amount - $5,000
Grant Purpose - Please See Budget Narrative Attachment That Explains Below Numbers. We Are A Supplemental Organization With No Traditional Budget. If Awarded, This Grant Would Be Used To Help With Materials & Trainer Fees For Our Suicide Prevention/intervention Classes Offered In Douglas County, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (asist) & Safetalk (suicide Alertness For Everyone). Each Class Has Associated Material & Trainer Fees In Order To Offer Them. Asist Is A 2-day, Intensive Workshop, Teaching Participants How To Do A Suicide Intervention. Safetalk Is 3-4-hour Suicide Alertness Training. You Can Learn More About Both At Www.livingworks.net We Partner With Many Community Partners To Make These Classes Happen For Our Community. They Are Always Full With Wait Lists. Asist Is Offered At $50 Per Participant And Safetalk Is Offered At No Charge. We Do Not Want There To Be Financial Barriers That Prevent Participants From Being Able To Get These Lifesaving Skills.
Foundation - Douglas County Community Foundation


Organization - Independent Arts & Media
Year Awarded - 2020
Grant Amount - $45,000
Grant Purpose - This Grant Is For General Operating Support To Support Code Tenderloin's Efforts With Providing Job Opportunities And Tech Training For Tenderloin Community Members. To Support Code Tenderloin For Supporting Homeless Populations In San Francisco, To Continue Tenderloin Walking Tours Virtually And Use The Opportunity To Address Discrimination Against Asians And The Homeless Population. To Provide Latino Immigrants In Oakland With News And Information They Need To Navigate The Current Public Health And Economic Crises, As Well As A Platform To Raise Their Voices, Ensuring That They Are Heard Among Policymakers, Service Providers, And The Wider Bay Area Community. To Support Code Tenderloin For Supporting Homeless Populations In San Francisco.
Foundation - San Francisco Foundation


Organization - Oakland Elizabeth House
Year Awarded - 2020
Grant Amount - $35,000
Grant Purpose - Oakland Elizabeth House Will Support Transitional Housing And Homeless Mothers With Food Security And Housing Services. Oakland Elizabeth House Is Responding To The Increased Amount Of Meals Needed To Sustain Mothers And Families Who Are Now Sheltered In Place By Providing Meals And Snacks. The Organization Specifically Supports Mothers And Children Who Recently Transitioned From Being Homeless To Housed. Oakland Elizabeth House Will Support Transitional Housing And Homeless Mothers With Food Security And Housing Services. For General Operating Support.
Foundation - San Francisco Foundation

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