FOUNDATION FOR HEALTHY COMMUNITIES
Grants paid in 2014
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| Recipient | Kind | Location | Amount | Purpose | Filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YMCA of Greater Nashua | organization | Merrimack, NH | $30,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Town of Belmont | organization | Belmont, NH | $25,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Town of Littleton | organization | Littleton, NH | $25,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Bike-Walk Alliance of New Hampshire | organization | Concord, NH | $15,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| City of Lebanon | organization | Lebanon, NH | $10,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| City of Manchester | organization | Manchester, NH | $5,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Goodwill Industries of Northern New England | organization | Portland, ME | $5,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Town of Warner | organization | Warner, NH | $5,000 | To prevent obesity and ensure that the people of New Hampshire enjoy health and quality of life through healthy eating and active living. To inspire, promote and advance policy and environmental changes that foster healthy people in healthy places throughout the state. To develop local solutions for improving access to affordable, healthy foods and opportunities for active living. | view |
| Trustees of Dartmouth College DAF sponsor | organization | Hanover, NH | $5,000 | Mobilizing Youth for Healthier Communities (partial funding of 2 year project):a) Educate high school students about harmful effects of tobacco use and exposure, to promote healthy choices among the students, and to arm them with research and advocacy skills that they can employ over their lives as engaged community members.b) Educate and promote healthy behavior in youth by engaging them in their own health as well as the health of their communities.c) Encourage youth to gain ownership of their projects and to inspire them to advocate for new policies and pursue community action aimed at reducing tobacco use and exposure.d) Create a replicable and scalable model for educating, empowering, and motivating teens to advocate for changes in public policies in their communities. | view |
| American Lung Association of the Northeast Inc | organization | East Hartford, CT | $4,000 | Promoting and Coordinating Best Practice Lung Cancer Screening in NH- Summit:Convene a summit of key stakeholders to define what lung cancer screening system in NH should look like and take practical steps toward implementing a comprehensive statewide lung cancer screening system for NH. | view |
| NH Hospice & Palliative Care Organization | organization | Concord, NH | $2,500 | Improving Utilization of Palliative Care:a) Purchase detailed Medicare data reports from Hospice Analytics to provide a baseline of information on utilization of advanced illness cancer care to recipients of Medicare in New Hampshire. b) Target additional ways to provide our palliative care toolkit resources to hospitals and other healthcare settings with high percentages of cancer patientsc) Educate providers on how to get reimbursed for the palliative care consults and services that they provide. Promoting best practice in palliative care service reimbursement will allow time for clinicians to have conversations about goals of care that will better support patients and families with quality of life while living with serious illness. | view |
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