Annual Report 2004 - Charles Stewart Mott Foundation

PATHWAYS OUT OF POVERTY: GRANTS
National Center for Community
Education
Flint, MI
To provide training and technical $1,312,500
assistance to 21st Century Community 12 mos.
Learning Center grantees and other
afterschool providers.
To provide technical assistance to help $187,960
strengthen the community school field. 6 mos.
National Community Education
Association
Fairfax, VA
To support a research project to identify
communities that have combined
afterschool programs with community
education.
National Conference of State
Legislatures
Denver, CO
To inform state legislators about
afterschool issues.
National Governors Association Center
for Best Practices
Washington, DC
To encourage state governors to support
afterschool efforts.
National League of Cities Institute, Inc.
Washington, DC
To support efforts to engage city leaders in
afterschool reform.
National PTA
Chicago, IL
To encourage parent and teacher
involvement in afterschool programs.
Policy Studies Associates, Inc.
Washington, DC
Grant increase to support quality
afterschool programs in New York schools.
San Francisco Foundation Community
Initiative Funds
San Francisco, CA
To support afterschool efforts throughout
California.
United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
To expand and improve afterschool
programs throughout Georgia.
Subtotal: Learning Beyond the
Classroom
$200,000
22 mos.
$200,000
24 mos.
$351,000
24 mos.
$550,000
24 mos.
$250,000
24 mos.
$150,000
$50,000
12 mos.
$225,000
36 mos.
$11,147,221
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI
To develop recommendations on how best
to meet the capital improvement needs for
Michigan’s K-12 schools.
Subtotal: Special Projects
Program Area Total: Improving
Community
Education
Expanding Economic Opportunity
INCOME SECURITY
American Enterprise Institute for Public
Policy Research
Washington, DC
To support efforts to analyze the role of
assets in determining the well-being of
low-income Americans.
Arise Citizens’ Policy Project
Montgomery, AL
To build organizational capacity for tax and
budget analysis on behalf of low-income
populations.
California Budget Project
Sacramento, CA
To build organizational capacity for tax and
budget analysis on behalf of low-income
populations.
Center on Budget and Policy Priorities
Washington, DC
To build organizational capacity for tax and
budget analysis on behalf of low-income
populations.
Colorado Center on Law and Policy
Denver, CO
To build organizational capacity for tax and
budget analysis on behalf of low-income
populations.
Communications Consortium
Media Center
Washington, DC
To provide strategic communications
technical assistance to the Foundationfunded
organizations participating in the
State Fiscal Analysis Initiative.
Community Action Project of Tulsa
County
Tulsa, OK
To explore employer-based benefits access
models.
$47,826
9 mos.
$47,826
$16,263,408
$60,000
24 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
$100,000
24 mos.
$253,000
14 mos.
$325,000
24 mos.
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