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Mission Accomplished Transition Services recognized at third annual ICU Awards
Mission Accomplished Transition Services was recognized during the third annual ICU Awards ceremony. The company was one of three recipients of the People Helping People and was presented with a $2,500 donation from the Sunmark Foundation to assist our mission. Read about it on the Sunmark website.
Upstate fashion program elevating careers in the Capital Region
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Fashion Edition Institute students visited Troy’s Hart Cluett Museum
Three rising fashion professionals and their coaches from the Fashion Edition Institute came to Troy to learn about the history of the collar, cuff and shirt industry with Historian Kathy Sheehan. To read the full story, click here to read on the Hart Cluett Museum website.
United Way of the Greater Capital Region provides $575,000 in grants to 41 Capital Region organizations
United Way of the Greater Capital Region (UWGCR) recently provided $575,000 in Focused Investment grants to 41 Capital Region community organizations. Mission Accomplished Transition Services was one of those organizations. To read the full story, click here to read on the News 10 website.
Collaboration Pairs Emerging Muralists with the Pros
Applications being Accepted for First Class of Artist in Construction Download an Adobe PDF of this press release. (ALBANY, N.Y), March 26, 2021 – Emerging muralists and public artists will work alongside industry professionals through the Artist in Construction program, an intensive eight-week business and career development program. It will
Work Based Learning Continues through the Pandemic in Partnership with Mission Accomplished
We are excited for the opportunity to form a partnership with Albany Leadership Charter High for Girls to invite 4 students to enroll in our Social Entrepreneurship Institute (SEI). This partnership allows us to launch our first high school internship program. Read the full news article on the Albany Leadership
Times Union – United Way Names ‘Five to Watch’ in Inaugural Class of Grantee Leaders
November 18, 2020 – Many organizations led by Black and Brown leaders struggle to get the same recognition and financial support of community based organizations operated by our White counterparts. The United Way established Five to Watch “out of a recognition of racial, cultural, and gender disparities within the leadership
Capital Region Community COVID-19 Response Fund Deployed Grants to Over 100 Nonprofit Organizations, Helping More Than 500,000 People
October 8, 2020 – The Capital Region Community COVID-19 Response Fund was established to address the disparities exacerbated by the coronavirus pandemic. To read the full story, click here to read on the Community Foundation website – Capital Region Community COVID-19 Response Fund Deployed Grants to Over 100 Nonprofit Organizations,