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Marguerite
Casey Foundation places a priority on highlighting
the work of our grantees. Here you will find
press releases, links to articles about the Foundation's
work and news from and about our grantees.
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Press
Releases and Announcements
- Thousands of dollars available to working families and individuals through the federal Earned Income Tax Credit. -
March 8,
2006
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina
Marguerite Casey Foundation led a Policy Discussion on October
19th in Washington, D.C. on How to Bridge America's Economic
Divides Post-Katrina. - October 19, 2005
Marguerite
Casey Foundation Releases "Different
Incomes, Common Dreams", the most
Comprehensive Study Looking at Attitudes
of Americans, particularly Low-Income
Families' Attitudes, before and after
Hurricane Katrina - October 18, 2005
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Intensifies Support
for Broad-Based Efforts to Mobilize
Families - July 28, 2005
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Intensifies Support
for Educational Equity in Mississippi
Delta - July 28, 2005
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Announces More Than
$4 Million In New Grants To Encourage
And Support Community Activism Among
Low-Income Families - August
26, 2004
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Gives $6.4 Million
in Grants to Support Low- and Middle-Income
Families Advocating for Social Change -
April 21, 2004
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Names Chantel Walker
As New Director of Programs -
February 26, 2004
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Announces $4.4 Million
in New Grants, Including $1.5 Million
to Help Thousands of Low-Income Families
Qualify for the Earned Income Tax
Credit - January 12, 2004
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation to Provide Nearly
$10 Million in New Grants for Low-Income
Families and Communities Nationwide -
September 22, 2003
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation to Provide $1 Million
in Grants for Dozens of Community-Based
Social-Service Organizations Across
Washington State - September
22, 2003
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Announces $8.9 Million
in New Grants - April 22, 2003
- Marguerite
Casey Foundation Announces $15.8
Million in Grants for Families, Youth
and Children - January 13, 2003
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Marguerite
Casey Foundation in the News
- Weighed
down by worry: The families on the edge -
October 18, 2005 - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- Seattle, WA
"Poor families are nearly twice as worried about pay cuts and decent child
care as their wealthier peers, according to a survey being released today by
the Seattle-based Marguerite Casey Foundation."
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"Rich,
Poor See Poverty Very Differently " -
October 18, 2005 - Washington Post
- Washington D.C.
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"Financial
Success Comes With a Responsibility" -
April 15, 2004 - Chronicle of Philanthropy
- Washington, D.C. 
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"NW
Philanthropy Puts on a New Face" -
April 12, 2004 - The Oregonian -
Portland, OR
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Summary
of Foundation Annual Reports -
February 19, 2004 - Chronicle of
Philanthropy - Washington, D.C. (Registration
required)
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"Casey
Foundation to Offer $1M in Anti-Poverty
Grants” - August 1-7, 2003
- Puget Sound Business Journal -
Seattle, WA
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"Foundation's
Mission is Growing in Strength" -
May 11, 2003 - Dallas Morning News
- Dallas, TX 
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"Strengthening
Latino Communities" - May/June
2003 - Foundation News and Commentary
Marguerite Casey Foundation President
Luz Vega-Marquis was recently named as
one of four co-recipients of the Council
on Foundations’ prestigious Robert
W. Scrivner Award for Creative Grantmaking.
Vega-Marquis and her colleagues designed
and implemented the Funders' Collaborative
for Strong Latino Communities, sponsored
by Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP) and
directed by its funding members. Click
here to read about Vega-Marquis and her
fellow award winners.
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"Foundation
Gives Family Groups Hope” -
June 14, 2002 - El Paso Times - El
Paso, TX
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“Foundation
Conducts Listening Program” -
June 7, 2002 - Mobile Register -
Mobile, AL 
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“’Listening
Circle’ Set for Discussion
on Foster Care” - June
5, 2002 - Mobile Register - Mobile,
AL 
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"Justice?
Spare a Kid From Harm” -
April 22, 2002 - Seattle Post-Intelligencer
- Seattle, WA
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