Grants 2010 – current year
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Approved $20,000 one-time emergency grant in 2021 to support attendance incentives for students to increase spring attendance now that they returned to full-time in-person learning.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2014 for general operating support.
Approved $5,000/yr x 3 years August 2015 to support Out of School Time Program.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years January 2022 to support CAGP’s Pre-k and Out Of School programs for all South Philly youth.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years August 2010 to support annual therapeutic and educational camp session for HIV/AIDS infected and/or affected youth.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years April 2015 to support annual therapeutic and educational camp session for HIV/AIDS infected and/or affected youth.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years January 2020 to support Grandparents Raising Grandchildren program, which is in response to the national opioid crisis that has devastated families. This program empowers seniors who have taken on the role of parenting, through legal representation, advice and brief services, education and advocacy to address key diverse legal needs at a time of family crisis.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years April 2014 for general operating support.
Approved $25,000/year x 3 years June 2022 to support core program - Outfits for Work and Life - for anyone in need of clothing to support their transition to employment or independence.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years January 2020 to support Family Benefits program that provides benefit enrollment for health insurance and food security to economically disadvantaged individuals throughout the Chester and Montgomery Counties.
Approved $5,000 in 2020 to support meal delivery programs.
Approved $7,500/year x 3 years August 2011 for general operating support.
Approved $5,000/yr x 3 years August 2015 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years August 2013 for general operating support.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years September 2018 to support Volunteer Expansion Project. Maecenas sed diam eget risus varius blandit sit amet non magna. Curabitur blandit tempus porttitor. Cras mattis consectetur purus sit amet fermentum. Cras justo odio, dapibus ac facilisis in, egestas eget quam.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2011 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years April 2015 for general operating support.
Approved $7,000/yr x 3 years January 2011 to support programs for women and children in Visitation Homes.
Approved $10,000 x one year April 2017 to support Martha's Choice educational program.
Approved $5,000/yr x 3 years Jan 2018 to support housing resource coordinator at Visitation Homes.
Approved $3,000 in 2020 matching grant to support tablets for residents, transportation gift cards for shift staff, & supplemental food for the resident pantry.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years April 2018 general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years August 2014 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2014 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years June 2020 general operation support of senior center programming. Funds in particular will strengthen the infrastructure of programs addressing poverty among older adults.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years January 2022 to enhance CDVS' capacity to address violence and related trauma in the Asian and LGBTQ communities.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years January 2016 for general operating support.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years January 2020 general operating support to increase access to fresh food and expand critical food education in low-income Philadelphia neighborhoods.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years May 2021 general operating support to reimagine Centro Nueva Creación as a true center for the community and to build organizational capacity.
Approved $25,000 June 2021 general operating support. Organization's Mission: Chapman Foundation's mission is to provide tutoring and educational services to inner-city and economically disadvantaged students to minimize educational inequalities.