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“| Description:, Expense Amount:, Grants Amount:, Revenue Amount:| ; Reggie Beaty Founder and CEO was in the first CIS graduating class in Atlanta Georgia and following his successful military career served as COO of CIS of Georgia working alongside Neil Shorthouse for many years. FFES works with schools to build responsive cultures and climates that lead to less violence and disruption at school so that students can perform to their highest abilities. FFES offers training for Teachers Parents School Administrators and Students and offers online tools for parents and mentors to engage productively with students in identifying goals and in creating action plans to accomplish those goals. LeaderComm is providing strategic support and working alongside the FFES team to redesign and upgrade marketing materials website and to expand public awareness and program growth., $6355, $0, $0| The LeaderComm team continues to make introductions to influential policymakers government and business leaders and to support this office in improving outreach and identifying board member prospects. A key opportunity for expanding public awareness came through the D.C. book launch event in October., $1700, $0, $0| Bill Milliken continues to lend support and guidance and to broker introductions and recruit board members. CIS of NOVA is exploring a possible partnership with Partners In Change volunteer coaching for low income adults with potential investment from BlackRock Foundation. Bill and the CIS of NOVA team have participated in an ongoing discussion around potential partnership with SCAN Stop Child Abuse Now and Alexandria Community Foundation., $1181, $0, $0| The LeaderComm team provides ongoing support to the Communities In Schools national leadership team in a number of ways including identifying potential partners for CIS at the national and network levels; vetting these organizations; cultivating relationships and researching promising initiatives that support and amplify the goals and operations of CIS on the national and local levels., $917, $0, $0| Bill Milliken and LeaderComm have provided ongoing guidance in conjunction with CIS National and meetings with the Office of First Lady Cathy Justice and Chief of Staff Vicky Shannon; presented to 35 School Superintendents to encourage expansion CIS into remaining school districts completing the statewide implementation of CIS in all school districts, $500, $0, $0| Mental Wellness School Program Bill Milliken serves in the newly established Leadership Advisory Committee and continues to meet biweekly with founder Dr. Daniel Cordaro to mentor coach and support the growing international organization. Founded by the youngest tenured professor at Yale University the Contentment Foundation delivers mental health curriculum to schools in grades k through 12 and offers daily reports on the mental wellness picture for schools. Discussions are continuing with the New York City Public Schools and because of LeaderComm these discussions now include the prospect of partnerships with Communities In Schools and Thrive Collective NY LF., $450, $0, $0| developed by LeaderComm under Sally Deluca formerly VP of Training at CIS is in its final year of a 3 year grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. This innovative training program works with churches and church collaboratives to reimagine how congregations can invest in long-term systemic community change and be responsive to their most pressing needs. LF is on track to exceed training 150 churches over the three-year period. Charity to Change trainings in Chattanooga resulted in all 5 of the participating churches developing and launching the Mentoring Collective., $400, $0, $0| A top goal for 2022 was to capitalize on the release in November 2022 of the updated version of Bill's 2007 book The Last Dropout to grow public awareness of Communities In Schools that will lead to the ultimate goal of the expansion of CIS in to all high poverty schools in America. The book t”