In the Student Ambassadors for Community Health, we are extremely lucky to have the support of a multitude of programs to help keep us running. SACH is a partnership between Middle Earth and Somerset County 4-H. Both of these programs strive to bring out the leaders of the future by engaging and empowering the youth to reach their fullest potential.
Our program also had the amazing opportunity to be funded by the New Jersey Health Initiatives. The NJHI is a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and is dedicated to building healthier New Jersey Communities. We are greatly appreciative of their generosity to provide us with a 4-year, $200,000 grant funded by them in order to help keep our program alive and growing. The NJHI program encourages collaboration across sectors to foster deep relationships committed to long-term change affording all New Jerseyans the opportunity to live the healthiest life possible. Follow them on Twitter here or on Facebook here.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is the largest private foundation in New Jersey and the nation’s largest philanthropy working to improve the health and health care of all. They are set on building a national Culture of Health that will enable all to live longer, healthier lives now and for generations to come. Follow them on Twitter here or on Facebook here.
In 2020, we were granted another wonderful opportunity to be funded by the Provident Bank Foundation. The Provident Bank Foundation is dedicated to creating awareness and knowledge among the communities they support. Through this grant, we were given a generous $10,000 which has also helped our program thrive and flourish, and for that, we are immensely grateful. Follow them on Twitter here or on Facebook here.