Issue 9, 1/22/13
Beginning-of-the-year Giving
Many people give at the end of the year which is great for our charities because they receive the biggest boost to their budgets. But come spring, the challenges of the colder months start to whittle away at their budget, and they must, once again, focus intently on their fundraising.
Maybe this year we can give them a break. You could fund a well-developed project in this newsletter or simply send a donation without waiting for an event or letter asking for help -- just think how much time and money they could save!
Please remember that food pantry shelves are diminished more quickly in the winter-time and that shelter is especially imperative during the colder months of January, February and March.
According to the IRS, you have until Jan 31, 2013, to make donations that may be applied to your 2012 taxes, so if you procrastinated, not to worry, you still have time to make an impactful gift!
Please Give Today!
Best wishes,
Jennifer
Jennifer Durand
Founder
jdurand@impactgrantmaking.com
PLEASE FORWARD THE NEWSLETTER SO THAT NONPROFITS INCREASE THEIR OPPORTUNITY TO RECEIVE FUNDING. THANK YOU.
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ShelterCare
Technology
Needs are to upgrade its computers, software, and overall technology which is critical for the service providers and clients as they transition to Electronic Health Records.
Goal: $95,404
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Food for Lane County
Emergency Generator
Need emergency generator to enhance food security and disaster preparedness in Lane County and state. Goal: $33,500
Read Proposal
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Seeks funds to increase outreach and educational programs focused on healthy life choices for youth ages 13-24.
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WellMama - Outreach Programs
To expand 24/7 program to include bi-lingual volunteer, handle social outreach programs and written materials to increase awareness of services. Goal: $20,400 Read Proposal
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WellMama - Program Manager
Need a Program Manager to expand their community web of care that offers screening, diagnosis and treatment for 1 in 4 women in Lane County who experience severe depression and anxiety related to pregnancy and childbirth.
Goal: $20,800
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CASA of Lane County
Sustainability Plan
Launched an innovative sustainability program, Pay It Forward, to direct funding toward 2014 program and operations for better financial planning. Goal: $500,000 Read Proposal
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Wellsprings Friends School -
14 Seat Activity Bus
Alternative learning environment for students in a supportive community. Students are mentored and assisted in working towards graduation. Goal: $30,000
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Eugene Hearing & Speech Center
Capacity/Outreach
Seeks funds to upgrade donor software to increase donors and maintain current donor-base, add part-time development assistant. Goal: $35,765
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Pearl Buck Center
Transportation Funding
Funding for transportation to facilitate children's Preschool attendance. Access is the key to provide maximum benefits from their specialized, nurturing, learning environment. With transportation services, Pearl Buck reaches 92% in attendance rates. Goal: $3,500 Read Proposal
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Upstart Crow Studios
Scholarship Funds
Seeks funding for performing arts programs for children. Over 75 children need scholarships to participate. Goal: $4,000
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Parenting Now! (formerly Birth to Three)
Program Support
Seeks funding to support their early childhood Children's Program which includes parenting education and support groups. Goal: $8,000
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Centro LatinoAmericano
Mediation
Training for two to three Latino volunteers who can assist immigrated members of our community in problem solving various issues. Goal: $10,693
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SAIL Housing
Increasing Services
Residential housing for adults with developmental disabilities seeks funds to increase their Resident Liaison's hours which are a critical part of the success of residents. Goal: $8,638 Read Proposal
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ARC of Lane County
Respite Program
To add 12 Saturdays per year for their Take-A Break respite program. Gives parents a break from their child with an intellectual development disability. Goal: $25,000 Read Proposal
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SAIL Housing
Technology Needs
For cognitively accessible computers, software and educational materials for developmentally disabled individuals. Goal: $13,836 Read Proposal
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Donations are made direct to the nonprofit on their website, or directed through your donor advised fund. Please mention "Impact Grantmaking" on your gift.
Click on the website link of the nonprofit and make the donation through their check-out system. Nonprofits are alphabetically listed:
ARC of Lane County
www.arclane.org
BRING Recycling
www.bringrecycling.org
CASA of Lane County
www.CASA-Lane.org
Cascade Raptor Center
www.eRaptors.org
Centro LatinoAmericano
Eugene Hearing & Speech
HIV Alliance
www.hivalliance.org
Metro Affordable Housing
www.metroaffordablehousing.org
NEDCO
Parenting Now!
(formerly Birth to Three)
www.parentingnow.org
Pearl Buck Center
SAIL Housing
www.sailhousing.org
ShelterCare
www.sheltercare.org
Upstart Crow Studios www.upstartcrowstudios.com
WellMama
www.wellmamaoregon.org
Wellsprings Friends School
If you have a Donor Advised Fund, please contact your administrator and make a grant recommendation for the purpose and amount you desire to donate.
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LINN AND BENTON COUNTY PROPOSALS
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Community Outreach Inc.
Additional Hours for Case Manager
By serving an increased number of families, support is needed to add another part time case manager to handle the needs of the additional families we are now serving. Goal: $11,000 Read Proposal
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Community Outreach, Inc.
Childcare Scholarships
The largest social service agency in the Mid-Willamette Valley providing the only family shelter in Linn and Benton counties. Needs funding for childcare program. Goal: $8,750 Read Proposal
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LANE COUNTY PROPOSALS (continued)
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Neighborhood Economic Development Corp. - NEDCO
Free Tax Prep
In collaboration with several agencies, NEDCO will operate a Super Site for free tax prep, financial workshops, education and coaching for families to leverage their refund to make better financial decisions.
Goal: $35,000
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BRING Recycling -
Capital Campaign
The BRING It Home project is working toward completion of their 12-year capacity building, capital improvement plan facility known as the Planet Improvement Center. Goal: $600,000; raised to date: $270,000; balance to raise $330,000 Read Proposal
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Cascades Raptor Center
Capital Campaign
Seek funds to build a Flight Training Arena and Visitor Center to enhance and expand educational offerings, provide enrichment activities for flighted birds, and increase income toward better sustainability.
Goal: $145,000 Read Proposal
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Metro Affordable Housing
15-passenger Van
Seeks funding for a new 15-passenger van to help support various programs such has delivering food, transporting individuals to educational programs in Lane County. Goal: $5,000
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Metro Affordable
Youth Programs
Seeks funding for programs which engage youth and help develop strong, healthy and caring adults. Goal: $3,000
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Ophelia's Place
Development Director
In order to continue providing after school drop-in, skill-building classes, and individual counseling services to girls ages 10-18, they need to hire a Development Director to help increase funding, manage current donor base, develop fundraising events. Goal: $29,600
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