Community Matters to Focus on Innovative, Community-Driven Approach to Development in Baltimore Part of Casey's Community Matters series, an upcoming webinar explores a community-driven effort to reinvest in East Baltimore's Oliver neighborhood. Read More
48 Million Americans Are (Still) Living in Poverty The poverty rate in America has remained stagnant with 48 million people in 2014 still struggling to meet the needs of their households. Read More
6% of Kids in America Lack Health Insurance The number of uninsured children in America has fallen by 40%, but that still leaves 4.4 million kids uninsured. Read More
Webinar to Highlight Well-Being of Kids in Financially Struggling Families A Center for Financial Services Innovation webinar in November will focus on how kids in financially struggling families are faring. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Suzanne Barnard on Evidence2Success Suzanne Barnard shares how Evidence2Success uses data and proven programs to help kids — and what’s next for the initiative. Read more. Read More
Fewer Children Living With At Least One Unemployed Parent While the child poverty rate in America hovers around 22%, there are fewer kids living in homes with an unemployed parent. Read More
Alabama Evidence2Success Effort Launches in Selma Alabama, starting with Selma, joins Utah in launching new Evidence2Success initiatives as part of the Casey Foundation’s 2015 expansion. Learn more. Read More
May Ng and John Kim Named Vice Presidents The Casey Foundation proudly announces the promotion of both May Ng to VP and chief investment officer and John Kim to VP. Learn more. Read More
Tips for Homeowners: Protecting the Value of Your Home A southwest Atlanta workshop helped residents protect home values and respond to unsolicited purchase offers. Learn more. Read More
Foundation Selects Salt Lake County, Utah, as Evidence2Success Partner Salt Lake County, Utah, will adopt Casey's Evidence2Success approach to unite agencies and residents in using data to boost child well-being. Learn more. Read More
