“We envision a future where enduring philanthropic and charitable resources will provide for the changing needs of Appalachian communities for generations.

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“We envision a future where enduring philanthropic and charitable resources will provide for the changing needs of Appalachian communities for generations to come, where everyone can participate in giving to their communities, and where all will benefit from LOCAL generosity.”

 Appalachian Regional Commission  Established 1964  Presently: four goals identified in the Commission‘s plan:1) Increase job opportunities and per capita income in Appalachia to reach parity with the nation; 2) Strengthen the capacity of the people of Appalachia to compete in the global economy; 3) Develop and improve Appalachia's infrastructure to make the Region economically competitive; and 4) Build the Appalachian Development Highway System to reduce Appalachia's isolation  Initiated the ARDPI in 2011 with a commitment of $1,200,00 for distressed counties in Eastern Kentucky  Joint effort of DC/KY offices  Initially designed to work with communities to establish local philanthropic leadership and resources via a network of local partners in order to develop long-term funding for community development

Partners  Endow Kentucky  Kentucky Philanthropy Initiative  Foundation for the Tri-State Community  Blue Grass Community Foundation  Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky  Brushy Fork Institute  Center for Rural Development

 Support for Partner Activities  Grants to Communities to start Community foundations or Funds  Development of Materials  Second-year Adjustments

 Development of Shared Vision  Research  Focus Groups  Interviews  Partners Vetting  Plan presented to Donors, Funders, and Community Members