The Finance Project, known for developing and issuing tools to help sustain quality afterschool and youth programs, has issued another tool. Called Investing in the Sustainability of Youth Programs: An Assessment Tool for Funders, this publication will assist the philanthropic community in determining how they can more effectively marshal their resources to help children and youth in the communities in which they fund.
This is another resource that may help you, as 21st CCLC Program Coordinators, reach out to funders in your communities to better support your afterschool programs.
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