Our Clients

The typical clients for JPI’s work are nonprofit organizations and networks, foundations, community-based organizations and cross-sector alliances, and government units whose policies, programs and products require optimal impact for diverse groups. Here are some things they say about the materials we produce.

Fact Sheets for a national meeting

“Kudos! The briefs were a hit!”

Toolkit users from state and national organizations

“…an invaluable guide in redefining and reshaping the future.”

“…find(s) sustainable solutions for pressing community problems.”

“…covers new ground (and) provides practical strategies….”

“Our work wouldn’t have happened without the Toolkit. It gave us a real jump-start, a way to focus.”

A sampling from our client list over the years gives you a glimpse into the range of our experience. References are available upon request:

Philanthropy

Annie E. Casey Foundation
Association of Baltimore Area Grantmakers
Baltimore Community Foundation
Blue moon fund
Buffett Early Childhood Fund
Chicagoland Workforce Funders Alliance
Community Foundation for Greater Buffalo (NY)
+ 70 Buffalo region organizations
Deaconess Foundation
DentaQuest Foundation
Duke Endowment
D5 Coalition
Greater Kansas City Community Foundation

Hyams Foundation
Knight Foundation
Metro United Way of Louisville (KY)
New Hampshire Endowment for Health
Oishei Foundation (NY)
POISE Foundation
Polk Foundation (IL)
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation
Woods Fund of Chicago
Women’s Foundation for a Greater Memphis (TN)
Workforce Matters

Nonprofits/Community Organizations/Networks

Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families
Astor Services for Children & Families (NY)
Atlanta Civic Site
Black Administrators in Child Welfare
Business and Professional People for the Public
Interest (IL)
Campaign for Black Male Achievement
Cantigny Park (IL)
Center for Public Policy Priorities (TX)
Chicago Jobs Council
Children’s Trust of South Carolina
Connecticut Kids Count
DC Action for Children
Family League of Baltimore (MD)
Georgia Family Connection Partnership
Georgia Voices for Children
Govans Ecumenical Development Corporation (MD)

Humanim (MD)
Hogg Mental Health Policy Academy (TX)
Kansas Action for Children
Kentucky Youth Advocates
Living Cities
Michigan’s Children
New Mexico Kids Count
North Carolina Justice Center
Ohio Association for the Education of Young Children
OMG Center for Collaborative Learning
Opportunity Finance Network
Oregon Primary Care Associates
Texans Care for Children
Voices for Children in Nebraska
Washington Kids Count
Wisconsin Council on Children and Families
Women Employed (IL)

Government/Education

Academy for Education and Development in West Africa
Alexandria VA Division of Aging & Adult Services
Baltimore City Health Department
Baltimore Opportunity Collaborative
Bryn Mawr College
DSHS-Children’s Administration, State of Washington
D’Youville College (NY)
Frederick Co (MD) Division of Aging

Gilman School (MD)
Government of Cote D’Ivoire
Guilford County Public Schools (NC)
KIPP Baltimore
Richmond (VA) Child Welfare & Juvenile Domestic Court
University of Maryland, School of Medicine -System of Care Institute
USDHHS – Administration for Children and Families