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1889 Foundation grants $500,000 for Project Resurrect Johnstown

1889 Foundation is proud to support Hosanna Industries, in partnership with the Johnstown Redevelopment Authority, with a $500,000 grant for Project Resurrect Johnstown, which will help in-need homeowners preserve their properties by doing free repairs,

By |March 22nd, 2022|Categories: Community & Economic Development, Social Determinants of Health|Comments Off on 1889 Foundation grants $500,000 for Project Resurrect Johnstown

1889 Foundation awards $230,000 to create safe haven activities for all ages

1889 Foundation today announced a $230,000 grant to the Johnstown Safe Haven Project, an initiative to offer safe, positive after-school and weekend activities for young people aged 6-25. Representative Jim Rigby initiated the conversation with

By |March 10th, 2022|Categories: Childhood Development, Mental & Behavioral Health, Physical Health & Wellness, Social Determinants of Health|Comments Off on 1889 Foundation awards $230,000 to create safe haven activities for all ages

New video explains how Communities in Schools has benefited the GJSD

This recent video explains the positive effect the Communities in Schools program has had on the Greater Johnstown School District since 2018! 1889 Foundation is proud to help fund this program. "Since we have launched

By |February 14th, 2022|Categories: Childhood Development, Social Determinants of Health|Comments Off on New video explains how Communities in Schools has benefited the GJSD

CPH’s Leanna Bird interviewed for Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge article

An interview with Leanna Bird, project manager at the 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health, was recently featured on the Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge blog. "If we can influence the nutrition of pregnant women,

By |January 31st, 2022|Categories: Center for Population Health, Childhood Development, Social Determinants of Health|Comments Off on CPH’s Leanna Bird interviewed for Healthiest Cities & Counties Challenge article
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