Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Best Buddies in Palm Beach
Legal Name (if Different): Best Buddies International
Also Known As: Best Buddies
Mailing Address: 1655 Palm Beach Lakes Blvd. Suite 401
City: West Palm Beach
State: FL
Postal Code: 33401
Main Phone: 561.972.5312 x. 501
Main Fax: 561-557-2109
Organization Website: www.bestbuddies.org/florida
Employer ID Number: 52-1614579
Organization Tax Status: 501 (c) (3)

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/2022
Requested Amount: 10,000

Project Title: Best Buddies in Palm Beach Friendship and Leadership Program
Project Description:

Best Buddies Friendship Programs represent one of our organization’s four key mission pillars. These programs build one-to-one friendships between people with and without intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD), offering social interactions while improving the quality of life and level of inclusion for a population that is often isolated and excluded. Through their participation, people with IDD form meaningful connections with their peers, gain self-confidence and self-esteem, and share interests, experiences, and activities that many other individuals enjoy. They are also given opportunities to learn leadership skills such as writing and giving speeches, advocacy, teamwork, and so much more.

At each school, a faculty advisor works alongside student leaders to recruit students with and without IDD to join the chapter and be matched. Best Buddies requires that new friends contact each other once per week and that they spend time together at least twice per month. One major key to the success of our project design is the one-year commitment required of all buddy pairs. This continuity allows for meaningful friendships to develop while providing a mutually supportive community for participants.

Goals for this project include:
• Increase opportunities for socialization and inclusion of people with IDD
• Help individuals with and without IDD develop social skills critical to furthering education opportunities and employment options
• Provide opportunities for leadership development
• Increase awareness of the abilities of people with IDD in students and community members

We respectfully request $10,000 to help support our friendship and leadership program at 39 schools throughout Palm Beach. Funding for this project will bring together 1,067 students in 2 elementary schools, 13 middle schools, 21 high schools, and 3 colleges with and without IDD in inclusive, positive, and supportive social interactions in our chapters. Our Program Manager will also work to continue expansion into new schools in our community.

Total Project Budget: $244,267.00

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Florida Department of Education- $136,500 (committed) The Great Charity Challenge- $65,000 (committed) Networking to Help Children- $5,000 (committed) Fundraising Events- $30,000 (committed)

Project Duration: 7/1/2022-6/30/2023
Geographical Area Served: Palm Beach County, Martin County, St. Lucie County
Age Group To Be Served: 6-22 years old

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Tricia
Contact Last Name: Williams
Contact Title: Area Director, Best Buddies in Palm Beach
Contact Phone: 561.972.5312 x 501
Contact Email: TriciaWilliams@bestbuddies.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Children’s Care Hospital & School dba LifeScape
Legal Name (if Different): Children’s Care Hospital & School dba LifeScape
Also Known As: LifeScape
Mailing Address: 2501 West 26th Street
City: Sioux Falls
State: SD
Postal Code: 57105
Main Phone: 605-444-9500
Main Fax: 800-584-9294
Organization Website: https://www.lifescapesd.org
Employer ID Number: 46-0233030
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/22
Requested Amount: $10,000

Project Title: LifeScape Pathways to Life
Project Description:

LifeScape offers a broad range of services, supports, and expertise to help people with mild to significant disabilities reach their fullest potential in all aspects of their lives. We are requesting assistance for new curriculum in our Pathways to Life program. Total number of people supported in Pathways is 60 students (30 under 14 years of age, 30 students in the 14-21 age group). Our goal is to increase the number of students supported to 130 total.

The curriculum places a strong emphasis on the development of Pre-Employment Transition Services such as Job Exploration Counseling, work-based learning experiences in an integrated environment, and instruction in self-advocacy. Students are also taught workforce readiness skills including communication, networking, and professionalism.

Students at Pathways to Life participate in a variety of on and off campus learning experiences to promote their Independence. Pathways to Life Specialty School was designed to assist young adults develop the necessary skills to prepare them for the transitions to home, community, work, and volunteerism upon completion of their high school program.

The school features a year-round program, along with a variety of learning environments designed to enhance skills related to students’ goals. Classrooms include a fully accessible kitchen and laundry area, as well as a studio apartment.

Students are given opportunities to participate in volunteering experiences and hands on training to prepare them for either joining the workforce, securing a permanent volunteer job or both! Pathways to Life Specialty School has a comprehensive job coaching program to promote students’ acquisition of skills to allow them to develop the necessary skills to secure and maintain a job.

Students will also work on developing their social and communication skills to assist them in knowing how to access community resources such as banking, transportation, social groups, shopping, fitness activities, and more.

Total Project Budget: $38,700

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): LifeScape Foundation – $28,700

Project Duration: 1 year
Geographical Area Served: Sioux Falls, SD
Age Group To Be Served: 10-18 years old

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Judy
Contact Last Name: Domalewski
Contact Title: Grant Writer
Contact Phone: 605-431-0088
Contact Email: Judith.domalewski@lifescapesd.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Hunt4Life Foundation
Legal Name (if Different): Hunt For Life Foundation INC.
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: PO Box 180382
City: Delafield
State: Wisconsin
Postal Code: 53118
Main Phone: 7653506860
Main Fax:
Organization Website: LifeCampUSA.org
Employer ID Number: 81-3238206
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/2022
Requested Amount: 10,000

Project Title: LifeCampUSA
Project Description:

LifeCampUSA guides young men who are left in the aftermath of losing a father while serving in the United States military or law enforcement service on a path toward Biblical fortitude, personal resilience, and restorative healing so that they may live up to their full potential and become community leaders through service. At this critically formative stage of establishing their identity, values, attributes, and goals, these sons are left to navigate life without the crucial aid of a father. Whether their father was killed in action, a training accident or suicide, we seek to walk alongside these young men to guide them where they are at now, in life’s toughest moments and beyond.
LifeCampUSA is a program of the Hunt4Life Foundation. Started in 2021 to meet the needs of the young men left in the wake of tragedy after the death or permanent separation from their fathers, we offer these middle school sons a fully paid week-long wilderness experience. We focus on military and law enforcement to honor the sacrifice of those heroes and care for their families as they would wish. Since our inception, we have partnered with individuals and organizations across the country to serve and support these worthy families.

Total Project Budget: $316,266

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Blazer 88, American Legion, Hunt4Life

Project Duration: indefinite
Geographical Area Served: United States
Age Group To Be Served: 10-14 years old

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mr.
Contact First Name: Daniel
Contact Last Name: Craig
Contact Title: Director of Development
Contact Phone: 7653506860
Contact Email: danielcraig@hunt4lifefoundation.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Zoe Ministries, Inc.
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As: Zoe Ministries of Delaware
Mailing Address: PO Box 26
City: Greenwood
State: DE
Postal Code: 19950
Main Phone: 302.745.1157
Main Fax: N/A
Organization Website: www.zoe-delaware.org
Employer ID Number: 46-0940115
Organization Tax Status: 501 (c) 3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 03/30/2022
Requested Amount: $10,000

Project Title: POP Preventive Education Program
Project Description:

As an integral part of our mission, Zoë Ministries is committed to protecting youth from the dangers of predators and trafficking. Our trafficking preventive education program uses Power Over Predators, an evidence-based curriculum, designed for 6th-12th grade students. In presentations offered in large scale, classroom, small group, or virtual settings, students are given the tools to recognize trafficking attempts and understand the dangers of cyberbullying, internet pornography, and sexting. Topics such as healthy relationships and personal boundaries are also discussed. The curriculum also satisfies Child Internet Protection Act (CIPA) and Erin’s Law educational requirements. Preventive education presentations are held for public, Christian and charter middle and high schools, youth organizations, and church groups.
According to Polaris Project, nearly 65% of trafficking enticement efforts are initiated by family or intimate partners/marriage proposals. The 2020 Federal Human Trafficking Report indicates 89% of child victims in active 2020 criminal sex trafficking cases were between 14-17 years old. The Thorn Foundation Presentations found the average age of entry into commercial sexual exploitation is between 12-14 years old. Based on this information, our presentations strive to help students identify the behaviors, methods, and venues predators use to lure victims. Participants are also introduced to the parts of the brains responsible for impulsive behavior and differing characteristics of healthy and unhealthy relationships. The Power of Predators curriculum and preventive education equip students with the information necessary to make better relational choices and protect themselves from trafficking vulnerabilities.

Total Project Budget: $40,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Laffey-McHugh, Matt Haley Foundation

Project Duration: Ongoing, entering year 3.
Geographical Area Served: Delaware and nearby counties in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Age Group To Be Served: Students in grades 6th-12th

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Yolanda
Contact Last Name: Schlabach
Contact Title: Executive Director
Contact Phone: 302-745-1157
Contact Email: info@zoe-delaware.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: NYC Kids Project
Legal Name (if Different):
Also Known As: NYCKP
Mailing Address: 25 Beaver Street
City: New York
State: NY
Postal Code: 11025
Main Phone: (646) 766-3456
Main Fax:
Organization Website: https://www.nyckidsproject.org/
Employer ID Number: 472103754
Organization Tax Status: 501(c )(3)

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/2022
Requested Amount: $6,300

Project Title: Puppet Shows Expansion to Lower-Budget Schools
Project Description:

At NYC Kids Project, our primary goal is to help students embrace the differences and commonalities of all people and to create communities of acceptance and inclusion. To achieve this goal, our objectives for the students we serve include:
1) Creating an inclusive worldview for students, helping them to reflect on both self and others and to develop a deeper understanding of themselves in relation to their community; 2) Moving students from a fear of differences to curiosity; 3) Establishing connections to help students feel safe in asking questions and sharing their experiences; 4) Enabling students to recognize that each person is unique and has a purpose; 5) Helping students to acknowledge differences and then move beyond them to recognize our commonalities.

The content and issues explored through NYC Kids Project programs become more complex as students get older. Through the magic of theatre, we invite children to engage in dialogue with our puppets, ask challenging or awkward questions, and open themselves to new ways of seeing themselves and the people around them as unique individuals who are a vital part of the community. For example, Renaldo, our puppet character who is blind, often gets asked how he can play ball, read, or tell time. Mark, who has cerebral palsy, shares how he navigates the New York City he loves, and deals with the teasing he sometimes experiences due to his different way of speaking. Students have many questions, to which our teaching artists respond, and they have stories of their own to share. All of this helps guide them towards a refined sense of community and acceptance.

We are currently seeking funding that would enable us to expand our reach and provide our programming at free or reduced rates to schools that would otherwise be unable to pay.

Total Project Budget: $35,064

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): FAR FUND, NYC City Council Discretionary Funding, NYC Cultural Development Fund DCLA, Investors Bank Foundation

Project Duration: FY2024
Geographical Area Served: NYC Five Boroughs
Age Group To Be Served: Pre-kindergarten – 6th grade

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Anne
Contact Last Name: Bakan
Contact Title: Development & Administrative Coordinator
Contact Phone: (330) 635-2451
Contact Email: anne.nyckp@gmail.com

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Shepherd’s Hope
Legal Name (if Different): Shepherd’s Hope
Also Known As: SH
Mailing Address: 455 9th Street
City: Winter Garden
State: Florida
Postal Code: 34787
Main Phone: 4078766699
Main Fax:
Organization Website: www.shepherdshope.org
Employer ID Number: 59-3420727
Organization Tax Status: 501 c 3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/2022
Requested Amount: 5,000

Project Title: Healthcare Access – Back to School Physicals Initiative
Project Description:

Shepherd’s Hope with support of volunteer pediatric providers will continue to deliver essential health services for children with the Pediatric back to school physicals initiative across Central Florida. Without these physicals, children cannot start school or play sports. Children are required by Florida state law to demonstrate proof of immunization and an annual examination, prior to enrollment in a Florida state public school.
Now more than every it is important to get children connected to health providers. To date we have not changed the fact that the second-highest number of children without health insurance live in Florida. Last year, Shepherd’s Hope ensured physicals for 340 children. This year we forecast serving up to 800 children of the uninsured families.
Shepherd’s Hope respectfully requests the Charles and Joan Hermanowski Family Foundation to join us in increasing the reach and impact of the Back-to-School program that has become a vehicle to bridge the coverage gap by providing free access to high quality healthcare to underserved and uninsured children while mitigating the tremendous financial implications to the community and other healthcare providers.

Total Project Budget: $2,977,473

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Harper Family Foundation ($15,000), AL & Nancy Burnett Charitable Foundation ($20,000), The Bond Foundation ($ 15,000), Bank of America ($100,000), ATAP Companies ($50,000). *The contributions indicated are from the last calendar year.

Project Duration: May 1 – Sept 30
Geographical Area Served: Central Florida (Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties)
Age Group To Be Served: 4-15 and 16+

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Ayesha
Contact Last Name: Butt
Contact Title: Grants Manager
Contact Phone: 407-876-6699
Contact Email: ayesha.butt@shepherdshope.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Shepherd’s Hope
Legal Name (if Different): Shepherd’s Hope
Also Known As: SH
Mailing Address: 455 9th Street
City: Winter Garden
State: Florida
Postal Code: 34787
Main Phone: 4078766699
Main Fax:
Organization Website: www.shepherdshope.org
Employer ID Number: 59-3420727
Organization Tax Status: 501 c 3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/30/2022
Requested Amount: 5,000

Project Title: Healthcare Access – Back to School Physicals Initiative
Project Description:

Shepherd’s Hope with support of volunteer pediatric providers will continue to deliver essential health services for children with the Pediatric back to school physicals initiative across Central Florida. Without these physicals, children cannot start school or play sports. Children are required by Florida state law to demonstrate proof of immunization and an annual examination, prior to enrollment in a Florida state public school.
Now more than every it is important to get children connected to health providers. To date we have not changed the fact that the second-highest number of children without health insurance live in Florida. Last year, Shepherd’s Hope ensured physicals for 340 children. This year we forecast serving up to 800 children of the uninsured families.
Shepherd’s Hope respectfully requests the Charles and Joan Hermanowski Family Foundation to join us in increasing the reach and impact of the Back-to-School program that has become a vehicle to bridge the coverage gap by providing free access to high quality healthcare to underserved and uninsured children while mitigating the tremendous financial implications to the community and other healthcare providers.

Total Project Budget: $2,977,473

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Harper Family Foundation ($15,000), AL & Nancy Burnett Charitable Foundation ($20,000), The Bond Foundation ($ 15,000), Bank of America ($100,000), ATAP Companies ($50,000). *The contributions indicated are from the last calendar year.

Project Duration: May 1 – Sept 30
Geographical Area Served: Central Florida (Orange, Seminole, Osceola and Lake counties)
Age Group To Be Served: 4-15 and 16+

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Mrs.
Contact First Name: Ayesha
Contact Last Name: Butt
Contact Title: Grants Manager
Contact Phone: 407-876-6699
Contact Email: ayesha.butt@shepherdshope.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: Eliada Homes
Legal Name (if Different): Eliada Homes
Also Known As: Eliada
Mailing Address: 2 Compton Dr.
City: Asheville
State: North Carolina
Postal Code: 28806
Main Phone: (828) 254-5356
Main Fax:
Organization Website: http://www.eliada.org/
Employer ID Number: 56-0611587
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)(3)

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/29/2022
Requested Amount: $5,000

Project Title: Eliada Academy Curriculum Advancement
Project Description:

Eliada’s mission is Helping Children Succeed. Through both prevention and intervention services, Eliada tackles the growing rates of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) that impact social determinants of health for children in Western North Carolina. We provide a full-service continuum of care to youth from cradle to career.
We are seeking funding for Eliada Academy, a non-profit educational institution that provides educational and therapeutic services for school-aged youth in our Day and Residential Treatment programs. Our Academy serves high-risk students with a history of mental illness and/or emotional and behavioral problems. The vulnerable children we serve are food insecure, have experienced family disruptions and toxic stress in the home, experienced abuse and neglect, and have been in systems of care for much of their life. Our students need a structured program beyond what is available at most educational institutions to succeed. Eliada Academy combines trauma-informed therapeutic practices with education and provides one-on-one attention designed to encourage individual success. Services are delivered in the context of a therapeutic milieu six hours a day, five days a week (Monday through Friday) except for designated holiday periods. While in the Academy, students learn skills to help them succeed, such as learning ways to manage emotions, developing communication skills, developing confidence and self-esteem, building positive relationships, learning to take responsibility for choices and actions, and anger and stress management.
Currently, we only have 2 staff teaching 13 youths. For our older children, this limits the capacity to offer a wide range of courses. For high school students, this is determinantal to their progress, as those who need to stay with us for longer periods end up falling further behind in school. Thus, we are seeking funds to support further accreditation for our teachers and fees for virtual high school credit courses.

Total Project Budget: $15,000

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): Emergency Assistance for Nonpublic Schools (used for hardware), Committed $5,000; Goodyear Community Support, Potential, $5,000

Project Duration: One Year
Geographical Area Served: Buncombe County/Asheville, NC
Age Group To Be Served: 13-18

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Dr.
Contact First Name: Marilyn
Contact Last Name: Chamberlin
Contact Title: Grant Writer/Manager
Contact Phone: 828-399-1445
Contact Email: mchamberlin@eliada.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: YoungArts
Legal Name (if Different): National Foundation for Advancement in the Arts, Inc.
Also Known As: YoungArts
Mailing Address: 2100 Biscayne Boulevard
City: Miami
State: FL
Postal Code: 33137
Main Phone: 305-377-1140
Main Fax: 305-377-1149
Organization Website: www.youngarts.org
Employer ID Number: 59-2141837
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)3

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/29/2022
Requested Amount: $10,000

Project Title: 2023 Process Intensive for Young Artists
Project Description:

The arts are vital to every community, and YoungArts is grateful to play a role in encouraging and supporting the young artists who will contribute to the world in meaningful ways. The 2023 Process Intensive will provide YoungArts award winners—artists between the ages of 15–18—with life-changing access to tools and experiences that will help them pursue a career in the arts.

This program was developed following direct feedback from young artists: as artists faced severe joblessness during a global health crisis, young and emerging artists especially, YoungArts learned that they seek equitable training on artistic craft and creative process. This type of instruction is often only available in graduate school or through professional experiences, limited opportunities for young artists.

The Process Intensive will take place April 13-16, 2023 and will invite 80 young artists from across the country to Miami for an all-expense-paid, three-day workshop. Participating artists will engage in classes that delve into creative process (sourcing inspiration, critique, reflection, etc), how to strengthen one’s voice as an artist, and how to work in a group setting. Artists will share their work throughout the program and come together on the final day for an open mic presentation. This program offers each artist valuable time with renowned guest artists so they can receive feedback that is specific to them and their practice. We aim to provide artists with opportunities to learn from industry leaders, create and share their artwork and strengthen their individual artistic voices so that they may confidently and adeptly pursue a profession in the arts.

This program is an organizational priority and represents an evolution of how to best serve young artists. We would be immensely grateful for The Charles and Joan Hermanowski Family Foundation’s support of this initiative, and thank you for your consideration.

Total Project Budget: $349,437

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): National Endowment for the Arts – $100,000 – requested; The Batchelor Foundation – $25,000 – to be requested; Support for Miami-based programs, including the 2023 Process Intensive and other programs, provided by: Miami Dade County, Department of Cultural Affairs – $125,000 – requested; Florida Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture – $75,000 – requested

Project Duration: 3 days + planning period
Geographical Area Served: national audience, participants will travel to Miami for programming
Age Group To Be Served: 15-18

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Sarah
Contact Last Name: Watson Gray
Contact Title: Director of Institutional Giving
Contact Phone: 864-921-0543
Contact Email: sgray@youngarts.org

Hermanowski Family Foundation Initial Request Form

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Organization Name: JFS Richmond
Legal Name (if Different): Jewish Family Services
Also Known As:
Mailing Address: 6718 Patterson Avenue
City: Richmond
State: Virginia
Postal Code: 23226
Main Phone: 804-282-5644
Main Fax: 804-285-0006
Organization Website: www.jfsrichmond.org
Employer ID Number: 54-0526201
Organization Tax Status: 501(c)(3)

Proposal Information

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Today’s Date: 3/29/22
Requested Amount: 10000

Project Title: JFS Richmond’s Partnership for Behavioral Health in the East End
Project Description:

The Partnership for Behavioral Health in the East End (PBHEE) is JFS’ response to a dramatic disparity: almost every child living in the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority (RRHA) communities in the city’s East End have faced Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), which are linked to chronic health conditions, mental illness, substance abuse, and even physical changes in a growing brain. One Community Health Worker (CHW) said in a focus group: “If you live here, you’ve experienced trauma.”
Trauma-informed mental healthcare for children, youth, and their family members can help mitigate the consequences of ACEs and strengthen children’s and families’ resilience. But, financial, cultural, and institutional barriers prevent many low-income children from accessing the counseling services they need, and Richmond is a federally-designated Mental Health Professional Shortage Area.

The PBHEE operates like a normal therapist’s office, but without the long bus ride or the threat of being turned away because of issues with Medicaid. The program is already operating in its first location. Each RRHA community has a Resource Center in the neighborhood, staffed by a CHW, that hosts rotating health services. The CHWs are well-known and respected by community residents, and they schedule appointments, remind them about appointments, and solve issues with Medicaid enrollment. Clients, youth aged 5 – 21 and their families, visit their community’s Resource Center for counseling appointments.

After an intake interview and in consultation with the family, the counselor develops a customized counseling plan for each child and/or their family member in order to achieve goals including:
• Help children/youth improve their relationships, feelings about themselves, and ability to deal with problems.
• Support the child/youth by teaching skills to handle stress, manage their emotions, and tackle everyday challenges.
• Reduce the harmful effects of ACEs and prevent further ACEs through trauma-informed counseling tailored to youths’ specific needs.

Total Project Budget: 74,350

Other Funding
Sources For The Project (Committed & Potential): $15,000 – R.E.B. Foundation – Secured; $20,000 – Memorial Foundation for Children – Secured; $20,000 – Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation – Pending

Project Duration: 7/1/22 – 6/30/23 (and ongoing)
Geographical Area Served: East End of Richmond, Virginia
Age Group To Be Served: 5 – 21

Contact Information

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Contact Prefix (Mr,Mrs etc.): Ms.
Contact First Name: Morgan
Contact Last Name: Goad
Contact Title: Associate Director of Development
Contact Phone: 804-349-0758
Contact Email: mgoad@jfsrichmond.org