Ohio Gov. Approves Funding for People Experiencing Homelessness in Mahoning Valley
The Ohio Department of Development announced $20.5 million in grants to help Ohioans experiencing homelessness find temporary, emergency shelter and permanent housing.
“Homelessness is a challenge that can only be overcome when we come together,” said Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine. “This funding not only provides shelter to Ohioans facing difficult times; it gives them hope for a better future, and the opportunity for a fresh start.”
The state approved $20.5 through the Homeless Crisis Response program to assist 47 nonprofit and local government agencies with homelessness prevention, rapid re-housing and emergency shelter services.
The funds will assist 34 agencies operating emergency shelters and support 13 housing stability programs. Overall, it’s expected to benefit 64,676 Ohioans experiencing homelessness.
Pennsylvania American Water Proudly Recognizes Partnership with Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a 501(3) organization established by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Pennsylvania American Water, announced that the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh, PA) has received a $20,000 commitment as part of a larger Foundation Corporate Strategic grant. Funding will enhance workforce development initiatives that help close the equality gap for African Americans and other historically underserved groups throughout Western Pennsylvania.
Up to 500,000 Minnesotans to Get a ‘Clean Slate’ Starting Jan. 1
Wednesday (January 1st) was the first day of a potential clean slate for up to 500,000 Minnesotans with minor and nonviolent criminal records, easing barriers to jobs, housing and education.
Minnesota’s Clean Slate Act, which took effect Jan. 1, begins the process of automatically expunging eligible arrest and conviction records of people who have remained crime-free for two to five years, depending on the offense.
Urban League Receives $600,000 Grant to Boost Operations
As the Urban League of Greater Hartford (Hartford, CT) continues to rebound from a financial downturn five years ago, the organization has received a boost from one of its biggest supporters.
The Hartford Foundation for Public Giving has awarded the urban league a $600,000, two-year, flexible funding grant with no direct programming requirements. The grant is among the largest the organization, which turned 60 this year, has ever received.
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ReMarcs Newsletter - December 21, 2024
Cheers to progress! See how the Urban League Movement has surpassed goals and become stronger and more effective in 2024 than ever before. | The future is bright! Watch as our President & CEO Marc H. Morial shares a moving message with HBCU graduates at FAMU's Fall Commencement. | ‘Tis the season. Spend the holidays together, worry-free and safe. Get the updated vaccine to protect your loved ones from the flu and COVID-19. | Where do we stand? Take a look back at the transformative economic progress achieved under the Biden-Harris Administration. | Mark your calendar! A Wonderful World: The Louis Armstrong Musical is coming to Broadway this month. Check out showtimes + grab your tickets. | Your personal invite. Get ready to join us in Cleveland, Ohio next summer for #NULConf25! Register now with our discounted rate.