Save these dates in 2020!
1889 Foundation wishes all our friends and supporters a happy new year. Here are key dates for our major 2020 fundraisers — we hope you’ll save these dates and plan to join us!
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Center for Population Health announces RFP for Care Coordination Agencies
The 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health, established through a partnership between 1889 Foundation and the Jefferson College of Population Health, has released a Request for Proposals (RFP) seeking local partners to serve as Care Coordination Agencies under the Pathways Community HUB model (HUB). The HUB helps to coordinate community resources to reduce the medical,
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2018-2019 Annual Community Report
1889 Foundation is proud to present our 2018-2019 Annual Report, showing how we’re lighting the way to a healthier future.
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Thank you for a wonderful Chef Auction 2019!
We are grateful to the sponsors, chefs, donors, volunteers, and everyone who helped make this year’s Chef Auction such a success! We are delighted to share the gallery of photos below from the event, which took place on October 9 at the Pasquerilla Conference Center. Thank you for coming, and we’ll see you next year!
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CPH to hold info meetings for community care agencies about Pathways Community HUB on 11/13, 11/14
The 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health (CPH) will be holding informational sessions for organizations who would like to learn more about the implementation of the Pathways Community HUB model in the community as well as potential partnership opportunities. Partnering with the HUB is an opportunity for agencies to learn how they can expand and
1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health announces Pathways Community HUB; Jeannine McMillan is HUB executive director
The 1889 Jefferson Center for Population Health (CPH), established through a partnership between 1889 Foundation and the Jefferson College of Population Health, has announced plans to work with community agencies to implement the Pathways Community HUB model to fight diabetes in the region. Additionally, Jeannine McMillan has been named the HUB executive director. The HUB
Second chance to buy a luxury vacation and support 1889!
1889 Foundation is pleased that our efforts have been recognized by the American Fundraising Foundation (AmFund.org), a national charity that specializes in raising funds for deserving organizations such as ours. AmFund sponsored us by bringing fantastic trips for you to win in our special “Trips of a Lifetime Silent Auction” at the Chef Auction this
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The Chef Auction is coming up, 10/9!
The Chef Auction is celebrating our 12th anniversary this year, and the event’s proceeds will benefit mental health programs for children in Cambria and Somerset Counties. We are grateful to the many sponsors and chefs who support this fundraiser! Please join us, 10/9/19, for this tasty event, which will be held at the Pasquerilla Conference
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Thank you for a successful 1889 Classic!
The 1889 Classic took place on August 12 at Sunnehanna Country Club, and it was a great event! The fundraising tournament had to be delayed from our original July date due to terrible weather, and we were so glad to get a sunny, beautiful summer day. Our thanks to presenting sponsor Conemaugh/Duke LifePoint Healthcare, and
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Creative Health Impact Grant award recipients announced
The 1889 Foundation and Pennsylvania Rural Arts Alliance (PRAA) are pleased to announce the 2019-2020 recipients of the Creative Health Impact Grant (CHIG) Awards. This year the awards provide over $40,000 in 1889 Foundation funds to support arts programs related to health and wellness in Cambria and Somerset Counties. “Our partnership with Pennsylvania Rural Arts
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