ADAMH E-Newsletter
This quarterly newsletter is intended to keep you current on the grant seeking activities at the ADAMH Board, share future opportunities for partnering, and help you in your own efforts to seek grant funding for your organizations. The newsletter is sent to all provider Executive Directors and grants managers. Please contact Elaine Newman at enewman@adamh.co.franklin.oh.us or 222-3726 to make additions to the distribution list.
Good News
SAMSHA has awarded Southeast, Inc. $399,978 for five years to create a treatment program for persons who have severe mental illness and co-occurring substance abuse disorders who are homeless and have criminal justice involvement.

Please share your good news with us! Let Elaine know the results of your grant proposal submissions.

Grants Applied For / In Progress
  1. ODADAS - Municipal Court Mental Health Program Docket
  2. ODADAS - County Common Pleas Court TIES Program
  3. OCJS/JAG - Municipal Court Mental Health Program Docket
Read more about these grants in progress.



Grant Possibilities for Providers
The following may offer opportunities for community providers. Check the contacts listed for more information.
  1. Ingram-White Castle Foundation
  2. Arthur Vining Davis Foundations
  3. M·A·C AIDS Fund
  4. The Comer Foundation
  5. The E.F.Wildermuth Foundation
  6. The Women's Fund of Central Ohio
Read more about these grant possibilities for providers.


Grantseeking Info
Due Diligence
In The Due Diligence Tool: For Use in Pre-Grant Assessment by Liza Culick, Kristen Godard and Natasha Terk, La Piana Associates, the authors suggest that grantors should develop a due diligence process that allows them to select effective organizations in which to invest. The Due Diligence Tool includes worksheets and interview questions grantmakers can use to create or refine their own due diligence process. It may be useful to look at the things they recommend to grantors in order to identify what those funders will be looking for.

Imagine that you are the foundation program officer. Scrutinize your organization as a potential funder would. How is your organization’s health and capacity, track record, governance and executive leadership, vision, staffing, partnerships, and finances? How well has your program been planned, including outcomes and evaluation?

The Due Diligence Tool can be found on the Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO) website http://www.geofunders.org/ .

American Association of Grant Professionals
A group of grant professionals in the Columbus area have organized and chartered a local chapter of the AAGP. This is not an ADAMH system effort, but includes some individuals who work in our system. If you are interested in being part of this group, contact Mary Heise, Vice President/Membership at mheise@bbbscentralohio.org and she will include you on the mailing list. Check out AAGP at http://www.grantprofessionals.org/.

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