JEFFERSON REGIONAL FOUNDATION

Programs

1. In support of the recognized community health need of health & wellness:- allegheny county library association, feminine hygeine products in public libraries increase health and well-being by offering free feminine hygiene products in the jefferson area's 10 public libraries via a wall-mounted dispenser in each restroom and adding "period kits" for young library patrons which include feminine hygiene products and informational literature about period health.- allegheny health network/jefferson hospital, moving the needle jefferson address health inequities by improving access to comprehensive preventative health services for under resourced populations in clairton, duquesne, and mckeesport. Residents in these targeted communities are significantly more likely to suffer from cancer, diabetes, and high blood pressure.american national red cross, home fire campaign for the mon valley increase health, well-being, and home safety by providing direct assistance to jefferson individuals/families who experience a fire and continue programming to reduce injury and death from fires through partnerships with local fire departments.- attack theatre incorporated, creative movement for youth…

   $2,208,271 spentof which $2,208,271 as grants
   51% of program spending

2. In support of the recognized community health need of education, workforce, & economic opportunity: - allegheny health network/jefferson hospital, talent attraction programsupport a unique work-study program which aims to increase the number of diverse candidates for competitive employment at ahn jefferson hospital and remove identified barriers to success across various allied health fields. - anna middleton waite learning center, digital equity for older adultsprovide older adults with the necessary tools to engage in the digital world by providing education, personal computers, and technical support.- best of the batch foundation, supporting out-of-school time programmingthrough general operational support, strengthen best of the batch's ability to provide quality out-of-school time programs to hundreds of children and their families living in the jefferson footprint.- dress for success pittsburgh, mobile services workforce development eventsincrease the confidence and capacity of 900 local female residents annually preparing to enter the workforce by providing each woman with appropriate interview clothing, uniform items, and career support delivered through a mobile boutique…

   $1,205,000 spentof which $1,205,000 as grants
   28% of program spending

3. In support of the recognized community health need in community engagement & policy work- pittsburghers for public transit, grassroots community organizing for public transitassist jefferson residents in accessing critical health, education, and food sites by organizing transit riders and workers to develop and advocate for transit funding solutions.

   $30,000 spentof which $30,000 as grants
   1% of program spending

4. Other program services, not described on the e-filed return.

   $916,512 spent
   21% of program spending

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $4,359,783.