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The Glen Price Group is a results-oriented consulting group with extensive experience in strategic planning, fund development, and organizational effectiveness. We understand the pressures of developing and sustaining programs in the public sector. We've done it ourselves and for clients for more than twenty-five years through professional, elected and volunteer experiences serving government and nonprofit organizations. We work with some of the finest organizations in the world and, together, we achieve outstanding results.

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What’s New…

Sonoma County Family Justice Center Kicks Off Strategic Planning

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

Last June 18, over 70 representatives of government, community-based, and law enforcement organizations gathered to initiate planning for the Sonoma County Family Justice Center. The strategic planning kickoff built on an extensive feasibility study which was conducted by the Glen Price Group. The feasibility study pointed to significant potential victim and law enforcement outcomes that could be realized through this one-stop approach to service delivery.

Stakeholders have also been able to generate over $800,000 in investments for the new family justice center, including a $300,000 grant commitment from The California Endowment.

The Glen Price Group is providing support for the strategic planning and fund development work for the planned Family Justice Center.

Participants Interview Each Other at Family Justice Center Planning Kickoff

Participants Interview Each Other at Family Justice Center Planning Kickoff

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Glide Foundation’s Tenderloin Family Resource Center Receives Funding Recommendation

Sunday, June 21st, 2009

The Glen Price Group has been supporting the work of the Glide Foundation for over five years. We were delighted to learn of the recent decision of First 5 San Francisco, the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and their Families, and the San Francisco Human Service Agency to recommend funding for the Glide Foundation’s Family Resource Center serving residents of San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.

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City of Richmond Youthbuild Receives Up To $1.1M in new Funding

Saturday, June 20th, 2009

United States Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis recently announced a grant of up to $1.1 million from the US Department of Labor for the City of Richmond’s outstanding Youthbuild program.

This grant represents part of approximately $114 million in funding to 183 community groups to provide education and training to young people across the United States. The awards include approximately $47 million allocated to the YouthBuild program under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

Richmond’s YouthBuild programs provide job training and educational opportunities for at-risk youth. Program participants, ages 16- 24, help construct and rehabilitate affordable housing in their own neighborhoods. Youth participating in Richmond’s YouthBuild program split their time between the construction site and the classroom, where they earn their GED or high school diploma and prepare for college and other postsecondary training opportunities. YouthBuild includes significant support systems, such as mentoring, follow-up education, employment, and personal counseling services; and participation in community service and civic engagement. The Glen Price Group was proud to be a part of the proposal development effort that resulted in this grant support.

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San Leandro Unified School District Receives $2.3 Million for After School Programs

Friday, May 22nd, 2009

The San Leandro Unified School District has learned that the City’s two high schools, San Leandro High and Lincoln High, will receive a total of $2.3 million in funding over a period of five years from the California Department of Education to develop innovative after school programming for their students.  These grants are a result of the submission of a successful 21st Century Community Learning Center proposal by the district, with the active assistance of the Glen Price Group, supported by the Bay Area Partnership. 

 Programs include: tutoring in math and English to help students prepare for the California High School Exit Exam; intensive mentoring for at-risk young men; career technical education in law, the health sciences and industrial arts; a peer health education program for young women; and provisions for access for students with special needs.

Over the past eight years, the Glen Price Group has collaborated with the Bay Area Partnership for Children and Youth, an outstanding education advocacy and support organization, to help local school districts develop 21 Century Community Learning Center Proposals.  The result has been over $67 million dollars in funding for after school programs serving students and families in priority communities throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

Congratulations to the San Leandro Unified School District for their successful application in one of the most competitive 21st Century funding cycles in recent memory!

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Two Glen Price Group Clients Receive Major Recognition

Sunday, April 5th, 2009

RichmondBUILD Program Receives 2008 FBI’s Director’s Community Leadership Award

Charlene Thornton, special agent in charge of the San Francisco office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation presented the 2008 Director’s Community Leadership Award to the RichmondBUILD Pre-Apprenticeship Construction Skills & Solar Installation Training program. Check out a great video describing RichmondBUILD’s innovative approach to violence prevention, job development, and training.

Secretary of Labor Visit’s Glide Youthbuild Program

Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis visited the Glide Foundation’s highly-recognized Youthbuild program during a recent visit to San Francisco. Check out the the KTVU news coverage of her visit.

Congratulations to both Glide and RichmondBUILD, two outstanding programs making a tremendous difference for Bay Area youth and job seekers.

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