In our January 2024 newsletter, we’re sharing updates on the new ways we’re supporting community and grantee partners, ways to celebrate MLK Day in Rochester, events for learning and engagement, public health resources, and new grant opportunities in our region.
Our December 2023 newsletter features the United Way’s Leadership Development Program Graduation in the Partner Spotlight, Learning & Engagement Opportunities with Greater Rochester Parent Leadership
Our November newsletter is out and it’s FULL of resources, learning opportunities, new funding sources for rural communities and more! This month’s Partner Spotlight shines on Common Ground Health and the support they’ve provided local Indigenous communities in convening the new, Indigenous Health Coalition. In the Grantee Spotlight, ProsperRochester WellVentions teens are on a media tour, sharing about the creative ways that they impart social/emotional and entrepreneurial skills to younger children in the community.
UPDATE 11/14/23: This session is now full. We will be making the recording available, and plan to offer the same session again in January — stay tuned!
In an effort to support community partners in ways that go beyond grantmaking, we are excited to offer a series of free workshops for nonprofit organizations: Beyond the Grant Learning Series. These workshops will offer support to community partners looking to develop capacity and expand impact. The first workshop, “Elevating Community Voice: From Program to Proposal,” will be held virtually at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 13.
In our October newsletter, we’re uplifting Indigenous Peoples Day, Breast Cancer Awareness, and Domestic Violence Awareness Month with Indigenous Peoples Day ROC NY, Soulstainable Living LLC with Dr. Tokeya C. Graham, Avenue Blackbox Theatre, and Willow Domestic Violence Center of Greater Rochester.
Our September newsletter is out and we’re celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with events from the City of Rochester and the Memorial Art Gallery!
In our August 2023 newsletter: Through our Annual Highlights report, we are especially proud to uplift the stories of grantees who are working diligently to create a healthier region where all people can thrive.
Through the combined efforts of our partners, we supported work directly reaching more than 60,000 individuals across our 9-county region.
In our July 2023 newsletter: We’re uplifting BIPOC Mental Health Awareness Month and our partners who are working collectively to identify strategies to improve care and prioritize next steps for our communities.
