ECB successfully upholds the mission and goals of our valued clients.
Since 2005, we have raised and managed more than $26 million dollars in revenue, trained and offered organizational counsel to more than 115 board members, granted technical assistance to more than 75 organizations and coordinated more than 55 events, seminars and educational conferences.
Grantwriting Success
Administration for Children & Families (ACF)
Annie E. Casey Foundation
Bradley Foundation
Commonweal Foundation
Consumer Health Foundation
Daniels Fund
Dick & Betsy DeVos Foundation
D.C. Bar Foundation
D.C. Youth & Investment Trust
D.C. Child & Family Services
Gannett Foundation
Greensboro Justice Fund
Harry & Jeannette Weinberg Foundation
Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA)
Herb Block Foundation
Humanities Council of Washington, DC
Marijuana Policy Project
Meyer Foundation
Moran Family Foundation
Morris & Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation
Professional Athletes Foundation
Public Welfare Foundation
Pumpkin Foundation
Ramsey Merriam Fund
Southern Partners Fund
Starbucks Memorial Fund
VCJ Foundation
William S. Abell Foundation
Technical Assistance Success
Since 2007, TWC has worked alongside the D.C. Office of Partnerships & Grants Services & the D.C. Department of Health HIV/AIDS Administration to administer The Effi Barry Capacity Building Program. This comprehensive technical assistance & training initiative has strengthened the capacity of 41 local grass-roots HIV/AIDS service providers. TWC consultants assist with curriculum development, manage bi-monthly classes and oversee course evaluations. During the most recent evaluation of the program, 100% of participants ranked each session as “Very Good”.
Strategic Planning & Facilitation Success
During December 2008, The D.C. Department of Health Tuberculosis Control Program contracted with ECB to coordinate & facilitate an all-day Staff Retreat. ECB created pre-assessment instruments, conducted personnel interviews, crafted strategic planning techniques and provided on-site management & facilitation services. Participants ranked the overall session a 4.6, on a scale from 1 to 5.
