May 10, 2016 9:07 pm Published by Michael

Flint’s recovery received a welcome jolt today, as 10 foundations based in Michigan or with roots here announced a charitable gift of up to nearly $125 million, with most support connected to Flint’s ongoing water crisis.

Far from another bottled-water donation, the foundations vowed to support programs in such areas as early childhood education, health interventions for residents exposed to high lead levels, and economic development in this long-struggling city.

Up to $100 million of the gift will come from the hometown Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, the philanthropies said in a press release.

“Flint’s water crisis is far from over,” Ridgway White, Mott’s president, said in the release. Kellogg Foundation, The Kresge Foundation, the Ford Foundation and The Skillman Foundation (Disclosure: Kresge, Kellogg, Mott and Ford have all offered financial support to The Center for Michigan or Bridge Magazine).

The Flint gift marks the second time in recent years that heavyweights in the nonprofit sector have contributed a substantial cash infusion to correct, or try to correct, a crisis caused at least in part by government.

Big givers

The 10 foundations, and their gifts, as they describe them:

Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, up to $50 million over the first year and up to $100 million total over five years, with grants across all six priority areas, as well as investments in K-12 education;

FlintNOW Foundation, committing continued support from a $10 million pledge to aid in a broad range of relief and revitalization efforts in Flint.

W.K. Kellogg Foundation, up to $5 million over the next year to support children’s education, health and well-being, backed by significant investments in community engagement.

The Kresge Foundation, up to $2.5 million for operations and recovery programs of select nonprofit partners, to enhance civic capacity and community engagement.

Carnegie Corporation of New York, committing $1 million to support the educational needs of children in Flint.

Ford Foundation, committing $1 million to the health needs of the Flint community.

The Hagerman Foundation, $1 million over the first year to support the non-profit sector and efforts to revitalize Flint’s economy, with plans to support education, health and wellness over the long term.

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, $1 million to support children’s health needs through the Flint Child Health & Development Fund of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint.

Ruth Mott Foundation, $1 million for the short- and long-term needs of Flint children and adults, in addition to investments already made.

Skillman Foundation, committing $500,000 immediately, with the potential for an additional $1.5 million over the next three years, to support civic capacity, as well as childhood health, nutrition and literacy.

In 2014, the so-called “grand bargain” saved the Detroit Institute of Arts’ collection from liquidation and was a major factor in the ultimate resolution of that city’s bankruptcy proceedings. Water experts in Flint and state government absorbed much of the blame for the Flint crisis.

Family health, including a dollar-for-dollar match of up to $5 million in donations made to the Flint Child Health & Development Fund through the end of 2016. The fund will provide support over the next 20 years for interventions for Flint children exposed to lead.

Early childhood education, so that young children in Flint can be admitted to Early Start, Head Start and Great Start Readiness programs.

Improving the city’s nonprofit sector, which the foundations said have been challenged by early response to the crisis.

Community engagement, through promotion of civic engagement and local decision-making.

Economic development, to attempt to correct the damage done to the city’s businesses by the water crisis.

May 10, 2016 9:07 pm Published by Michael

Ten foundations donate $125M for Flint recovery effortsTen foundations donate $125M for Flint recovery efforts

Flint is receiving $125 million in private foundation aid to help the city two years after water contamination issues surfaced.(Photo: AP)

Flint is receiving $125 million in private foundation support to help the city get back on its feet two years after water contamination issues surfaced.

Led by the Flint-based Charles W. Kellog Foundation will contribute $5 million in the next 12 months to support childrenas health and education.

a The Kresge Foundation is pledging as much as $2.5 million to support non-profit groups.

a New York-based Carnegie Corporation is giving $1 million to childhood education.

a The Ford Foundation has committed $1 million to Flintas health needs.

a The Hagerman Foundation will support efforts in the non-profit sector with $1 million in the first year.

a The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is pledging $1 million toward childrenas health efforts through the Community Foundation of Greater Flintas Child Health and Development Fund.

a The Ruth Mott Foundation will commit $1 million for the short and long-term needs of Flint residents, young and old.

a The Skillman Foundation will immediately provide $500,000, and possibly as much as $1.5 million in the next three years, for childhood health, nutrition and literacy.

JLynch@detroitnews.com

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May 10, 2016 9:07 pm Published by Michael

Foundations pledge nearly $125M to Flint recoveryFoundations pledge nearly $125M to Flint recoveryFLINT WATER CRISISObama: ‘Corrosive attitude’ led to Flint crisis | 1:57

President Barack Obama traveled to Flint, Michigan to talk to city leaders and residents about the city’s water contamination crisis. AP

FLINT WATER CRISISObama drinks filtered Flint water in Michigan | 2:51

Showing support for the beleaguered residents of Flint, Michigan, President Barack Obama drank filtered city water on Wednesday to show that it is again safe following a lead-contamination crisis. Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISSchuette announces charges in Flint water crisis | 4:34

Two Michigan Department of Environmental Quality employees and a Flint city official were charged in the Flint water crisis.

FLINT WATER CRISISFlint man describes living without water during Flint water crisis | 1:55

Flint resident Darryl Wilson describes the difficulties of living through the Flint Water Crisis without running water in his home.

FLINT WATER CRISISMark Ruffalo puts spotlight on Flint water crisis | 2:18

Academy Award-nominated actor calls on President Obama to declare Flint a national disaster amid drinking water crisis. Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISNew trouble in Flint: Adults poisoned, too | 1:56

Flint resident Aaron Stinson, 39, discusses getting news that he has the highest blood lead level in county for adults during Flint water crisis.

FLINT WATER CRISISFlint water main breaks causes boil water advisory | 0:29

Water flows from a large transmission water main break in Flint causing a precautionary boil advisory for residents already dealing with Flint water crisis. Ryan Garza, Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISAG Schuette’s Flint water Investigation | 1:33

Attorney Todd Flood, with AG Bill Schuette (to Flood’s left), describes charges that could emerge from the Flint drinking water investigation. Mandi Wright/Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISPistons’ Stan Van Gundy talks Flint water crisis | 2:22

Pistons coach Stan Van Gundy, the players and others are donating $500,000 to the relief efforts in Flint during the water crisis that has garnered national attention. Katrease Stafford Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISMichael Moore talks in Flint on the water crisis | 2:15

Flint native and director talked to a crowd of 150 about the ongoing Flint water crisis that is affecting thousands of people. Kathleen Gray, Detroit Free Press

FLINT WATER CRISISFlint water emergency press conference | 1:26

Department of Health and Human Services Chief Medical Executive Eden Wells discusses Flint water emergency during press conference at State Emergency Operations Center in Lansing.

May 10, 2016 8:56 pm Published by Michael

FLINT, MI — Ten groups, including three Flint-based foundations, have pledged to donate a total of $125 million to restore the community in the aftermath of the Flint water crisis.

Foundations across the country announced their support for the plan of support, which identifies six areas of relief for residents affected by lead exposure both immediately and in the long term.

Ridgway White, president of the Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, said he believes it’s a comprehensive plan to help residents recover from the crisis, and most importantly, it shows that they are not alone in coping with the lasting effects.

“We basically felt we needed to craft a narrative of hope for the citizens of Flint,” White said. Some funds will also support experts who make sure the community is benefiting from a 21st century approach to the integrated management of drinking, storm and waste water.
Family health needs Foundations will bolster the Flint Child Health and Development Fund with a dollar-for-dollar match up to $5 million through Dec. Mona Hanna-Attisha kicked off the fund, established at the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, to provide financial support throughout the next two decades for interventions that will help Flint children overcome effects of lead exposure. It will support job and entrepreneurship, building on Flint’s cultural and creative heritage.

White said these ten groups will provide the support Flint families will need to deal with the affects of the water crisis for decades.

“Flint’s water crisis is far from over. We envision a vibrant Flint with a robust economy, dynamic culture, and healthy, thriving residents, and we’re committed to achieving these goals.”

The Mott Foundation is donating up to $50 million the first year, and up to $100 million, total, over five years. The grants will benefit all six areas, as well as K-12 education, according to the release.

Other Flint-based foundations that have pledged donations include The Hagerman Foundation and the Ruth Mott Foundation.

The Hagerman Foundation pledged to provide $1 million over the first year to support the non-profit sector and economy. The group also plans to support education, health and wellness for children and their families for years to come.

The Ruth Mott Foundation committed $1 million to the Flint water crisis, with funding directed toward short- and long-term needs of adults and children exposed to lead.

Handy Lindsey, president of the Ruth Mott Foundation, said the money will immediately help residents, but it’s also an investment into the future.

“This collaboration among the foundations will right away help Flint move forward from this terrible tragedy while also ensuring investment in a better future for Flint residents,” Lindsey said. Kellogg Foundation to support children’s education, health and well-being, backed by significant investments in community engagement.
Up to $2.5 million from the Kresge Foundation to support select nonprofit partners, community development, and health and human services. The group also plans to explore opportunities to support future community engagement.
$1 Million from Carnegie Corporation of New York to support education needs of children in Flint.
$1 Million from the Ford Foundation for health needs of the Flint community.
$1 million from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation will go to the Flint Child Health and Development Fund and to an evaluation of how the community is recovering now and long-term.
$500,000 now and potential for $1.5 million over next three years from the Skillman Foundation to support civic capacity, childhood health and nutrition and childhood literacy.

May 10, 2016 8:56 pm Published by Michael

The Buhl Foundation, one of Pittsburgh’s most historically significant philanthropies, has named Diana Bucco as its next president.

She is currently a vice president at the foundation created in 1927 with a fortune left by North Side department store magnate Henry Buhl Jr.

Bucco will succeed Frederick Thieman, 64, who will take a newly created position based at the foundation, the Henry Buhl Jr. Attorney for Western Pennsylvania who has run the Buhl Foundation since 2007, will work with leaders of business, foundations, government and others in the community to address critical regional problems and initiatives.

And we’re providing an opportunity for Fred to still be at the foundation in a role that allows him to convene different leaders and get his arms around real problems and opportunities in the city.”

Among the grants it made last year was $25,000 to Neighborhood Allies, a nonprofit community development agency, to help fund a new Financial Opportunity Center at Northside Common Ministries.

Talia Piazza, program manager for communications and marketing at Neighborhood Allies, said that in leading the foundation’s conversations with North Side residents and neighborhood leaders, Ms.

Grant Oliphant, president of the Heinz Endowments, now the second-largest foundation in the city behind the Richard King Mellon Foundation, said the Buhl Foundation’s decision to keep Mr.

May 10, 2016 8:56 pm Published by Michael

New mobile response effort has helped two avoid hospitalization so far, officials say

So far two people have avoided hospitalization thanks to the new Mobile Crisis Response team, said Denny Pfrimmer executive director of Capital Area Counseling.

The team was created in the wake of the recent loss of the crisis room at Avera St.

Right now, two clinicians respond to an incident so they can gain experience. Maryas Foundation, applied for a Community Innovation Grant from the Minnesota based Bush Foundation and the South Dakota Community Foundation.

Itas not necessarily the $10,000 that will make the biggest difference to the Community Crisis Response effort, Lee said, it will be the focus that comes from the reporting requirements that come with any grant.

Lee said, the grant will be used to help find better ways to treat people in the area who are suffering from a mental health crisis.

aThere is no one that has the challenges that we do,a Lee said. aWe donat have a behavioral health center.a

Lee is a member of the Community Crisis Team and said mental health treatment has been an incredibly difficult nut to crack in the Pierre and Fort Pierre area.

That is, unless the new mobile response team can intervene and work with families, friends and the patients themselves to find a way to prevent hospitalization.

The new grant will be used to plan more solutions for mental health treatment in the area, Lee said.

aWe came up with a lot of ideas but we need to do more planning,a she said.

One aspect of the process will be community involvement, Lee said.

aIt canat just be six people in a room making decisions,a she said.

May 10, 2016 8:33 pm Published by Michael

May 10, 2016 8:11 pm Published by Michael

Councilman George Smiley on the youth employment program
25 jobs have been added to the New Castle County Summer Youth Employment Program.

The jobs were added because County Council voted to appropriate $100,000 to the 2016 New Castle County Summer Youth Employment Program Grant.

May 10, 2016 8:00 pm Published by Michael

After 31 years of helping local people with medical, fire and travel expenses, Somerset County Kids & Kountians in Need is no more.

The organization is disbanding.

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May 10, 2016 8:00 pm Published by Michael

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Liberty Corner – 07938

West Millington – 07946

Bayonne – 07002

Berkeley Heights – 07922

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Allegany – 14706

Carrollton – 14753

Cuba – 14727

Ellicottville – 14731

Franklinville – 14737

Hinsdale – 14743

Humphrey – 14741

Ischua – 14743

Portville – 14770

Salamanca – 14779

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Morristown – 07960

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Newton – 07860

Andover Township – 07821

Fredon Township – 07860

Green Township – 07821

Hampton Township – 07860

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Paterson – 07500

Piscataway – 08854

Plainfield – 07060

Randolph – 07869

Roselle / Roselle Park – 07204

Roxbury – 07852

SOMA – 07079

Maplewood – 07040

South Orange – 07079

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Somerset Hills – 07924

Bernardsville – 07924

Far Hills – 07931

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Stafford – 08050

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Summit – 07901

Union – 07083

Verona / Cedar Grove – 07044

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Verona – 07044

Warren – 07059

West Essex – 07006

Fairfield – 07004

Caldwell – 07006

North Caldwell – 07006

Essex Fells – 07021

Roseland – 07068

West Caldwell – 07007

West Orange – 07052

Westfield – 07090

Yorktown – 10598
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