| Agency Logo | Program Description | Grant Award |
|---|---|---|
 | Brain Injury Services Brain Injury Services plans to “improve financial management and sustainability.” We will address three areas: 1) The web-site needs to be updated and made more “friendly” for donors who use their mobile devices, 2) BIS needs to develop a cost accounting structure for the recovery of burden cost such as fringe benefits, occupancy and General and Administrative (G&A), 3) We need to develop a strategic marketing plan and tools specific to the Prince William program. | $23,100 |
| Employment Solutions for Deaf and Hard of Hearing The two priority areas PAH will focus on are to strengthen executive and board leadership, and improve financial management and sustainability. PAH will use MAP funding to provide non-profit leadership and accounting training for the new Executive Director of PAH, Board training, infrastructure, and consultant services needed to become a viable non-profit. These investments will result in an effectively managed, sustainable independent non-profit agency by the end of 2014. | $25,000 | |
 | Prince William Health Partnership The organization would hire consulting expertise to create and launch a broad- based funding plan. This would enable the organization to expand capacity by moving from full dependence on grants for financial viability/sustainability, to a broader base of financial support. Included, but not limited to, would be paid memberships, on line donations, and fee-based programs. While the plan would be created by a consultant with fund raising expertise, it would be implemented by staff. | $23,000 |
 | Action in Community Through Service (ACTS) ACTS MAP Program will address financial management and sustainability by measuring the impact of the Medical Care Givers and Helpline programs through a third party evaluation and increased visibility. The research findings will evaluate the impact of each program. MAP will measure Medical Care Givers economic impact on the local economy and the long term economic impact on individuals that are graduates. The research findings for Helpline will be used to establish and implement a protocol to measure the economic impact of the program on the local medical resources. The development of a social media outreach plan will increase public support and awareness of each program’s benefits. | $40,000 |
 | The House, Inc. Student Leadership Center In 2012, THI began an organizational strategy growth assessment. The requested funds through the foundation will focus to improve financial management and sustainability by growing its core individual and corporate partners to meet the growing demand of THI’s programs and expand on the strategy it began last year. | $12,000 |
MAP Grants 2014
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