Grantee Performance and Projections

The following reports document the performance, and latest projections, for current grantees that Edna McConnell Clark Foundation has invested in for at least one year. These projections reflect changes many grantees have made in their business plans to adjust for economic uncertainty and emerging opportunities for public funding. We will continue to update these reports as newer information becomes available.

The data reported for each organization’s performance begins with the year of the Foundation’s first investment. Total revenue refers to all funds raised during an organization’s fiscal year, as stated in its audited financial statements.

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Nine Organizations Selected to Receive Social Innovation Fund Awards

The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation is investing up to $42 million over three years in nine organizations whose evidence-based programs promise to transform the life trajectories of thousands of low-income youth. In support of these grantees, the Foundation is establishing the True North Fund to leverage public money from the SIF and private money from the EMCF and institutional and individual philanthropic partners to effectively capitalize and expand programs that can serve more vulnerable young people.

A Families-First Approach to Foster Care

(Youth Villages) The New York Times, February 21, 2011

Nonprofit Pairs Up Nurses With Struggling First-Time Moms

(Nurse-Family Partnership) Huffington Post, March 14, 2011

Enlisting Professionals as Part-time Educators

(Citizen Schools) NBC Nightly News, October 15, 2010

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