18 nonprofits have launched the Collaborative for Immigrant Impact “to protect, support and encourage the continuing diversity of our region.”...
Indiana Gazette - Kamala (Kami) Anderson, executive director of the Shelocta-based Armstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and Alcohol Commission Inc., has been honored by the Staunton Farm Foundation as this year’s Albert B. Craig, Jr. Award winner. The foundation’s stated purpose is to improve the lives of people who...
Leader Times - HAVIN, Inc. recently announced that it has received a capacity-building grant from the Staunton Farm Foundation to support the formation of focus groups in the most rural parts of Armstrong...
With a recent grant of $87,000 from the Staunton Farm Foundation, Teetotal aims to expand its reach in Southwestern Pennsylvania and grow its staff. ...
Pittsburgh Union Progress - From the beginning of her career, Monique Jackson has been passionate about children’s services and equitable mental health care for all, especially those from underserved communities. In her new position as Staunton Farm Foundation executive director, she will be able to advance that work...
Pittsburgh Business Times - The Staunton Farm Foundation, a downtown-based organization that focuses on providing grants to promote mental health and wellness, has named a new executive director. Monique Jackson, who had previously served as chief operating officer at FamilyLinks, now leads the foundation, taking over...
The opening of a 40-bed recovery center in the Mon Valley caps the 33-year career of First Step’s founder and marks the rebound of an organization that clashed with the mayor and scraped bottom financially....
The Leader Times - Grant to enhance School Based Counseling Program for students and families in the Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Greensburg. Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Greensburg has been awarded a $20,000 grant from the Staunton Farm Foundation, a Pittsburgh based charitable...
Philanthropy News Digest - The Staunton Farm Foundation in Pittsburgh has awarded 19 grants totaling $1.2 million across southwestern Pennsylvania in support of nonprofit efforts to expand access to mental health and substance use disorder programming, Pittsburgh Union Progress reports. First-time recipient organizations and agencies working across Allegheny, Beaver, Butler,...
NEXTpittsburgh – When Matilda “Aunt Daisie” Staunton Craig died in 1933, she left behind a plan that envisioned her 107-acre farm estate that overlooked the Ohio River and Sewickley turned into a residential treatment facility for locals with mental illnesses....