The gift, announced Thursday, is part of a total donation from Scott of $281 million that will be distributed across 62 local Boys & Girls clubs nationwide. The organization says the sum is one of the largest gifts in its 160-year history.

This significant support is part of a larger collective gift of $281 million to 62 local Boys & Girls Clubs and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, one of the largest individual donations in the organization’s 160-year history.

This two-week on-campus experience is sponsored by the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation at no cost to selected DC students.

“Increased access to quality care in a maternal health desert is just one of many advancements to come from the successful partnership of a large health system and a federally qualified health center,” says Ryan Palmer, Director of DC Community Initiatives at the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation.

Courtney proudly accepted the recognition on behalf of her parents, Jim and Alice Clark, as well as the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation team.

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The $22 million project doubles the nonprofit’s footprint, while growing the only free-standing birth center in the District.

Funds will help Reading Partners support students in New York City and across the country at a time when learning disruptions have disproportionately impacted students experiencing economic challenges.

These changes will enable the types of large-scale analyses required to fully understand the extent of this problem, develop necessary interventions, and measure outcomes.

This report documents findings and lessons learned from THRIVE East of the River, a guaranteed-income pilot that provided emergency cash relief of $5,500 to almost 600 Washington, DC, households during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.