Helping Rural Families Build Economic Success: Earn It, Keep It, Grow It People who live in rural areas work hard, but still struggle to meet basic needs. This guide shows how funders can help families become financially secure. Read More
KIDS COUNT Indicator Brief: Reducing the Number of Disconnected Youth This brief outlines five strategies for reducing the number of disconnected youth. Read More
Casey Connects: Winter 2008 Responsible Redevelopment Means Much More Than Better Buildings This issue covers redevelopment and how Casey is boosting opportunities in distressed areas, plus features on justice reform and key changemakers. Read More
What Grantees Want Funders to Know Lessons From the Southern Partnership to Reduce Debt The SPRD initiative aims to alleviate burdensome debt for communities of color in the South. Read how it's working and where there's room to improve. Read More
KIDS COUNT Indicator Brief: Reducing the Teen Birth Rate This brief outlines six strategies to help prevent teen pregnancy. Read More
Building Family Economic Success: The High Cost of Being Poor Research shows low-income families pay more for basic goods. This brief shares how Casey is working to lower costs for those who struggle most. Read More
Casey Connects: Summer 2005 KIDS COUNT Message Highlights Barriers to Employment This Casey Connects issue highlights KIDS COUNT findings on child poverty — and Casey’s first Border report on child well-being near the Mexican border. Read More
A Practical Guide to Documenting Influence and Leverage In Making Connections Communities This guide offers practical steps for capturing and documenting the effects of influence and leverage in Casey's Making Connections communities. Read More
Bringing Promise to Washington, D.C. The DC Promise Neighborhood Initiative Working with partners like residents, businesses and schools, this D.C. collaborative aims to keep kids healthy and in school from cradle to college. Read More
Casey Connects: Fall 2004 Finding Opportunity in Transition This issue highlights Casey’s support for nonprofit leadership transitions — and how it helped families access $225 million in tax credits in 2004. Read More
