Federal grant · project grant (b)
Positive Maturity Has Been the Proud Sponsor for the Corporation for National and Community Service's Senior Corps Programs Since 1972. Over the Years We Have Placed Thousands of Active Adults 55 and Older in Meaningful Volunteer Opportunities and Assisting Local Communities in Need. in the 2017/18 Grant Year RSVP Had 1838 Unduplicated Volunteers Throughout the 4 County Region (blount, Jefferson, Walker, and Shelby). of Those Who Volunteered, 770 Served Under the Corporation for National and Community Service's Priority Areas. the 2018/19 Grant Year Increased Its Number of Unduplicated Volunteers to 1937 in the Four-county Region. of Those Who Volunteered, 697 Served Under the Corporation for National and Community Service's Priority Areas. an Estimated 1746 Volunteers Will Serve in 2020 Through Positive Maturity's RSVP Program. of This Number, 582 RSVP Volunteers Will Be Placed in Outcome Assignments. Some of Their Activities Will Include; Food Delivery, Companionship, Preventing Senior Fraud, Disaster Preparedness, and Outreach. the Primary Focus of This Project Is to Provide Meals and Companionship to Homebound Seniors Who May Not Be Getting Balanced Meals and May Feel Socially Isolated. at the End of the Three-year Grant We Hope to Have Accomplished the Following Goals: 1900 RSVP Volunteers Provided 875,000 Hours of Volunteerism Addressing Increased Social Support and Improved Capacity for Independence (fill in Your Outcomes for 3 Years). Positive Maturity Is Respectfully Requesting $135,138 /year for 3 Years Which Will Be Supplemented by $149,243/YEAR for Three Years From State, County, and Local Resources.
Committed
$410,414
Paid out
$331.3K
81%
Committed, not yet paid
$79.1K
19%
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