Grants 2010 – current year
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Approved $10,000/yr x 2 years August 2010 to support domestic violence prevention and intervention programs for victims and their minor children.
Approved $25,000/yr x 3 years January 2023 to support food distribution and educational programs.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years September 2018 general operating support.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years August 2011 to support expansion of Teen Leadership Program.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years January 2015 general operating support of the Dornsife Center for Neighborhood Partnerships.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years June 2021 to support technological upgrades and added operations necessary to expand access to the computer lab at the Beachell Family Learning Center.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years April 2014 to support transitional housing program.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years September 2018 to support after care services.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years January 2022 to support a Financial Wellness and Entrepreneurship (FWE) initiative to include not only formerly incarcerated people, but families of incarcerated loved ones, single parent heads of households, and persons residing in Philadelphia’s poorest zip codes.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2021 general operating support. Eddie’s House focuses on serving abandoned and at-risk youth by providing housing, a safe & nurturing space and tools to help them achieve and sustain economic empowerment.
Approved $25,000 June 2021 general operating support. Organization's Mission: The mission of The ECO Foundation is to provide creative education, healthy food, and employment opportunities, so people can meet their needs and exceed their goals.
Approved $20,000/year x 3 years June 2022 to support general operating of ECO which will support programs ranging from education to health to food access.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2011 to support expansion of programs for children in the welfare system and/or experiencing homelessness.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years January 2015 to support programs for children in the welfare system and/or experiencing homelessness.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years June 2019 to support the Education Helpline.
Approved $25,000/yr x 3 years June 2023 to support ELC?s direct service operations in Philadelphia to ensure children?s access to a quality public education. ELC will provide direct legal services to families through the Education Helpline; conduct trainings for child-serving professionals and youth; and create resources providing rights-based information and self-advocacy assistance to the community.
Approved $12,000/yr x 3 years September 2018 general opearting support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2015 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 2 years April 2012 for Asthma Safe Kids program.
Approved $20,000/yr x 3 years January 2022 to help support a Behavioral Health Consultant to work with students K-8 at Lindley Academy Charter School as part of the School-Based Behavioral Health Project.
Approved $5,000/yr x 2 years April 2017 to support the Parent Leaders Advisory Network.
Approved $10,000/yr x 3 years January 2016 to support Youth Courts in Philadelphia schools.
Approved $5,000/yr x 3 years August 2011 for general operating support.
Approved $25,000/yr x 3 years June 2023 for general operating support and to support a Community Engagement Specialist who will attend community events and plan community events to increase the number of participants in our Transformative Business System. The Elevation Project currently recruits previously incarcerated participants through word of mouth and social media.
Approved $25,000 June 2021 general operating support. Organization's Mission: EMIR (Every Murder Is Real) Healing Center provides victims advocacy, support groups, wellness, mental health counseling, housing relocation and educational services to the families in Philadelphia, PA, and more recently, Chester, PA. EMIR Healing Center was founded after the murder of Victoria Greene's only son. Supported by a staff well versed in the devastation homicide brings to families and communities, EMIR focuses on healing through a wholistic and trauma-informed approach to care.
Approved $15,000/year x 3 years June 2022 to support various community development efforts to empower and educate residents of the (SW) Kingsessing neighborhood.
Approved $7,500/yr x 3 years August 2010 general operating support for programs and resources helping older adults live independently and remain active.
Approved $10,000/yr x 2 years January 2010 for general operating support.
Approved $10,000/yr x 2 years January 2014 for general operating support.
Approved $15,000/yr x 3 years June 2021 to support MindSet program, a long-term program that works with participants for up to 5 years to develop the skills and behaviors they need to successfully transition from poverty to economic independence and self-sufficiency.