serving twin falls county with funding opportunities for health care initiatives
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Serving Twin Falls County with Funding Opportunities for Health Care Initiatives. Presented by: Curtis Eaton President, TFHIT Board James Schroeder Vice President, TFHIT Board. Background. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Serving Twin Falls County with Funding Opportunities for
Health Care Initiatives
Presented by: Curtis Eaton
President, TFHIT BoardJames Schroeder
Vice President, TFHIT Board
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Background
The Twin Falls Health Initiatives Trust, Ltd was formed to operate exclusively for charitable, scientific and educational purposes to assist and promote programs that will improve the health and wellness of citizens of Twin Falls County, Idaho.
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Purpose
The purpose of the Trust is to support programs in health, wellness and related education.
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Board Members
President: Curtis EatonExecutive Director: CSI Foundation
VP: James Schroeder CEO: Family Health Services
Secretary: Monica Castaneda-Kessel Grant Development Coordinator: CSI
Treas: Robert ValentineCPA: Private Firm
Patty KleinkopfCOO: Family Health Services Jamie Kelley-KinyonMSW Program Coordinator/Twin Falls: BSU School of Social Work Janet HolcombSection Supervisor, Dist. 5 Probation & Parole: Idaho Dept. of Corrections Tom MikesellTwin Falls County Commissioner
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Funding
The Trust was established with an initial $15 million deposit provided by St. Luke’s, and will continue to receive an annual $500,000 contribution over the next 10 years.
Currently the balance is $16,800,000. Funds have been invested very conservatively, in the
state pool.
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Attorney’s Opinion
These funds are public, under the discretion of the TFHIT Board.
Approved by County Attorney. Exclusively for purposes stated in by-laws, not
outside of health, wellness, and related education.
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Committees
The Board has formed committees to efficiently execute the work of the Trust: Executive Committee Programs & Grants Committee Finance Committee
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Finance Committee
The Finance Committee performs the following functions:
Review and oversight of the Corporation's finances and investments.
Development of the annual operating and capital budgets of the Corporation.
Oversight of the Corporation's administrative operations.
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Programs & Grants Committee
The Programs & Grants Committee performs the following functions:
Review grant applications and make recommendations to the Board regarding the approval or disapproval of such grant applications.
Other activities as specifically requested by the Board of Directors or the Executive Committee from time to time.
Preparation of a Community Plan for Board and BOCC approval.
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Progress & Preparation
Meet monthly on average Extensive strategic planning Surveys of residents Surveys of health organizations and
providers Research and planning
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Results
The Board has completed many projects to date, including: Organized as a 501(c)3 public organization By Laws Community Plan draft for review Strategic Planning Grant Application and Processes Policies and Procedures for Board
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Strategic Planning Decisions
Sherry Dyer, Facilitator Discussed administrative issues for the
Board, such as: Board development Policies & Procedures for the Board and
committees Defining functions and priorities
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Needs Assessment
Information was gathered from community Organization/Provider Surveys and Resident Surveys to compile a Needs Assessment.
From the Needs Assessment, 26 Needs Areas were developed used to target funding.
From this process, TFHIT developed Grant Funding Priorities.
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Grant Funding Priorities
Community Plan DRAFT Grant Funding Priorities:
Access to Care & Affordability Education & Prevention Economically Disadvantaged Workforce
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Grant Funding Dollars
One trust fund that includes corpus (original
deposit & 10 annual subsequent payments) & appreciation.
Two “pools” Pool A: The corpus and its growth (interest & appreciation.) Pool B: Eligible funds not disbursed as grants in prior year(s).
Pool A – Disburse 90% of prior year’s appreciation. Pool B – Disburse all or fraction, at Board discretion.
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The Grant Process
Initial year total available for grant funding is $661,000.
No grant will be greater than 20% of that total amount, or $130,000.
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Grant Eligibility
Serve Twin Falls County residents. Must be non profit to apply. Prove ongoing financial and program
stability. Previous recipients of grants who fail to
achieve stated outcomes may be ineligible for future funding.
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Grant Timeline 2008-2009
Applications available August 2008. Review of applications October 2008. Award of grant funds November 2008.
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Conclusion
The Board of Directors of the Twin Falls Health Initiatives Trust are committed to working with the community. We welcome your
comments and input!
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How do I get an application?
Go to our website:www.twinfallshealthinitiativestrust.org
ORCall us at 208-410-3633
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Contact Info
Thank You!
Internet: www.twinfallshealthinitiativestrust.org Phone: 208-410-3633 Fax: 208-734-4584
Email: [email protected] Mail: PO Box 5529, Twin Falls, ID 83301