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The RISE Partnership continues its work through a partnership with the City of Philadelphia to provide technical assistance to organizations that were recipients of anti-violence community expansion grants.
The RISE Partnership continues its work by providing capacity building support and technical assistance to organizations that were recipients of City of Philadelphia anti-violence Community Expansion Grants (CEG). Adapted from RISE Partnership’s implementation cohort model and values, the technical assistance is tailored to best fit the needs of the CEG cohort. Grantees participate in:
The goals of the technical assistance program are aligned with that of the RISE Partnership – to improve each participating organization’s internal capacity to deliver upon their mission; tell their story and communicate their impact; and to navigate challenges related to rapid growth, environmental changes, or shifts in strategic direction. The cohort model also promotes shared learning and collaboration among organizations working to build safer communities to strengthen their collective impact.
Are you a participating organization? Access the grantee portal here.
In 2021, The City of Philadelphia invested $13.5 million across 31 organizations who had a proven track record of reducing gun violence in their neighborhoods to help them expand and strengthen their efforts. The Scattergood Foundation designed and implemented a year-long, cohort-based Technical Assistance and Capacity Building Initiative to support this program in partnership with the City, the fiscal payer, and the evaluation partners. Technical assistance continued in the second year of the grant program with 39 organizations designed to build off the learnings from year one and to welcome additional community organizations.
Learn more about the Community Expansion Grant Program
Launch of Second CEG Cohort
Grantee Needs and Strengths Self-Assessment
Full Group Coalition Building Convening 1 – Developing a Shared Vision
Professional Development Series – Program Recruitment / Retention
Professional Development Series – Strategic Planning
Full Group Coalition Building Convening 2 – Promoting Collaboration Across Organizations
Professional Development Series – Data Collection / Surveys
Professional Development Series – Data Analysis / Communicating Findings
Full Group Coalition Building Convening 3 – Developing Shared Measurement
Full Group Coalition Building Convening 3 – Developing Shared Measurement
Professional Development Series – Fundraising/ Budgeting
Full Group Coalition Building Convening 4 – Strengthening Communications
*Individual Organization Consultation throughout 2024
Introductory Meetings with Grantees
Grantee Self-Assessments
Quarterly Workshop: Secondary Traumatic Stress
Individual Consultations
Small Group Peer Learning Meetings
Quarterly Workshop: Fundamentals of Evaluation and Theory of Change/Logic Models
Individual Consultations
Small Group Meetings
Virtual Office Hours Offered
Individual Consultations
Virtual Office
Hours Offered
Quarterly Workshop: Data Analysis (Qualitative and Quantitative)
Virtual Office Hours Offered
Small Group Meetings
Virtual Office Hours Offered
Individual Consultations
Virtual Office Hours Offered
Quarterly Workshop: Communicating Findings and Funding Strategy