Sam Piha - William T. Grant Foundation

Awarded Grants

Grant

Examining California’s After School Movement Post Proposition 49

What is the status of California’s after-school movement?

Partnership For Children And Youth

2012 – 2013
$20,175

Grant

Advancing the Effectiveness and Sustainability of Afterschool Programs in California

Funds were provided to develop policy recommendations and identify successful strategies and practices for for California after-school programs.

Partnership For Children And Youth

2010 – 2011
$25,000

Grant

Improving the Outcomes of High School Youth through Effective After-school Programs

Support was given to generate awareness of best practices, research, and successful models of after-school programs.

Partnership For Children And Youth

2009 – 2010
$25,000

Grant

Building the Capacity of High School After School Programs

Support was given to help build the capacity of after-school programs for high school students in California.

Partnership For Children And Youth

2007 – 2008
$25,000

The William T. Grant Foundation invests in high-quality research focused on reducing inequality in youth outcomes and improving the use of research evidence in decisions that affect young people in the United States.

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