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Children’s Trust of South Carolina

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy, Education
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Youth Not in School and Not Working (% ages 16 to 24), Median Household Income ($), Poverty (% of population below poverty line), Preschool (% ages 3 and 4 in school), On-Time High School Graduation (% of freshmen who graduate in four years), Associates Degree or Higher (% of adults 25 and over)
State(s): South Carolina

Common Sense Action

Community Action Project

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy, Education
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Unemployment Rate (%), Poverty (% of population below poverty line), Households Spending Less than 30% of Household Income on Housing (%), Preschool (% ages 3 and 4 in school), On-Time High School Graduation (% of freshmen who graduate in four years), Associates Degree or Higher (% of adults 25 and over)
State(s):

Community HealthCorps

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Unemployment Rate (%)
State(s): California, Colorado, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Idaho, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin

Community Service Society of New York

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Volunteerism (% of adults ages 18 and older who did volunteer work any time in the previous year), Youth Not in School and Not Working (% ages 16 to 24), Unemployment Rate (%), Poverty (% of population below poverty line), Households Spending Less than 30% of Household Income on Housing (%)
State(s): New York

Dysart Community Center

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy
Key Indicator(s): Group Membership (% of adults 18 and over involved in social, civic, sports, and religious groups), Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Poverty (% of population below poverty line)
State(s): Arizona

Esperanza

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Education
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Violent Crime (per 100,000 population), Youth Not in School and Not Working (% ages 16 to 24), On-Time High School Graduation (% of freshmen who graduate in four years), Associates Degree or Higher (% of adults 25 and over)
State(s): Pennsylvania

Health Leads

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy, Education
Key Indicator(s): Grocery Stores and Produce Vendors (per 10,000 population), Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Banking Institutions (commercial banks, savings institutions, and credit unions per 10,000 residents), Preschool (% ages 3 and 4 in school)
State(s): District of Columbia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island

Hillside Work Scholarship Connection

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy, Education
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Youth Not in School and Not Working (% ages 16 to 24), Unemployment Rate (%), Median Household Income ($), Poverty (% of population below poverty line), Income Inequality (Ratio of household income at the 80th percentile to that at the 20th percentile), Households Spending Less than 30% of Household Income on Housing (%), Preschool (% ages 3 and 4 in school), On-Time High School Graduation (% of freshmen who graduate in four years), Associates Degree or Higher (% of adults 25 and over)
State(s): New York

Hope Street Group

Area(s) of Focus: Community Health & Civic Life, Economy, Education
Key Indicator(s): Primary Care Providers (per 100,000 population), Unemployment Rate (%), Preschool (% ages 3 and 4 in school), On-Time High School Graduation (% of freshmen who graduate in four years)
State(s): District of Columbia