Transforming Organizations
Grants Experience
| Client | Grantor | Amount/Purposes | Results | Blackerby Associates Role |
| Head Start Program, Human Svcs. Dept., City of Phoenix | U.S. Dept. of Education | $21 million triennial renewal application to support 14 providers, 75 sites and 3,200 children. | Funded | Compiled & edited applications from rough drafts by providers; analyzed demographics; created graphics; facilitated strategic goals. |
| H.O.B.O., Helping Our Brother Out; (NFP organization assists people who are homeless, Austin, TX). | Hogg Foundation for Mental Health | $60,000 for matching funds against federal grants, and expenses. | Funded | Wrote grant. |
| H.O.B.O. | U.S. Dep’t. of Housing & Urban Development | $217,000 capital outlay to rehabilitate a donated 36-unit apartment complex. | Funded | Wrote grant. |
| H.O.B.O. | U.S. Dep’t. of Housing & Urban Development | $247,000 five years of operating expenses for transitional housing program. | Funded | Wrote grant. |
| Travis County, TX on behalf of H.O.B.O. | U.S. Dep’t. of Housing & Urban Development | $160,000 operating expenses for assistance programs to help people who are homeless. | Funded | Advised grantee, reviewed grant application. |
| Austin Family House (NFP organization treats women with chemical dependency in residence with their children, Austin, TX). | Texas Commission on Alcohol & Drug Abuse (fed. fds.) | $360,000 to remodel facility and add a new wing, doubling treatment capacity. | Funded | Wrote grant; Member, Board of Directors. |
| Austin Family House | Texas Commission on Alcohol & Drug Abuse (fed. fds.) | $80,000 per year to take over bankrupt program treating single women in residence for chemical dependency. | Funded | Reviewed grant; lobbied acceptance; Member, Board of Directors. |
| Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts | U.S. Dep't. of Justice (LEAA) | $135,000 for equipment and personnel to train enforcement officers in tax collection techniques. | Funded | Wrote grant; administered finances. |
Blackerby Associates Principal, Phillip Blackerby, also served on a grant application review board for a U.S. government agency evaluating applications for technology development grant funding. Mr. Blackerby evaluated 17 applications in detail, and participated in discussions evaluating over 100 grant applications.