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ACTION NEEDED:
Contact your Georgia Senator and Representative TODAY to let them know you support funding to continue GOLD Grants for the Georgia Outdoor Learning Demonstration program. It is critically important that they hear from you TODAY to keep this line item off the chopping block in the last days of the legislative session. Here’s how to do it:
First, find your legislators’ name and email address by going to this web site and entering your home address: https://openstates.org/find_your_legislator/ (Note: “Upper house“ refers to Senate and “Lower house“ refers to House of Representatives).
Write an email to your Senator and Representative and copy it to Senator Sheik Rahman (chair of the Study Committee on Outdoor Learning), Senator Blake Tillery (chair of Senate Appropriations Committee, Rep Matt Hatchett (chair of House Appropriations Committee) and Rep Matt Dubnik (House Appropriations for Education) at these addresses:
Sheik.
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I am writing to ask you to fund GOLD Grants again this year, and to express our gratitude for the creation of the Georgia Outdoor Learning Demonstration (GOLD) program last year. These small grants fund highly-needed, cost-effective projects that improve schoolyards, prepare teachers, provide supplies, and support field trips so that Georgia children can experience the benefits of outdoor learning, on or off campus.
It’s essential to give Georgia kids a chance to learn outside because research shows that this instructional approach increases academic gains, improves student health and well-being, sharpens the focus and attention of restless students, and helps children make real-world connections to the curriculum. Outdoor learning also enjoys widespread bipartisan support, as evidenced by the findings of the Senate Study Committee on Outdoor Learning in 2022.
Please make it a priority to fund GOLD Grants by including $250,000 in the GA Department of Education budget line item this year. Thank you for considering this request.
Sincerely,
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BACKGROUND:
During the 2022 session, Georgia legislators passed a budget that included $75,000 for an initial round of GOLD Grants (Georgia Outdoor Learning Demonstration Grants). Eighty-eight schools and non-profit organizations from all parts of the state applied for these funds, which can be used for schoolyard improvements, professional learning for educators, teaching supplies, or field trips. A proposed docket will be considered and grants awarded at the State School Board meeting next week.
STATUS:
Senator Sheik Rahman, whose bipartisan Senate Study Committee on Outdoor Learning recommended that outdoor learning grants be funded last year, supports adding a $250,000 appropriation for GOLD Grants in the Department of Education budget for FY 2024.
$75,000 was actually included in that line item by the Senate, and it is at risk of being cut to zero by the House during budget negotiations.
The large volume of applications received for the first round of GOLD Grants – despite a short application window during the winter holidays – is evidence of the great need for funds to help educators engage children in outdoor learning. There were many excellent, highly-ranked applications than could not be funded due to the small initial appropriation. Additional funding is needed so that ALL Georgia children can enjoy the health benefits, nature connection, academic gains, real-world investigations and problem solving opportunities provided by outdoor learning.
Boiler Gold Grant
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While Purdue’s tuition freeze has helped keep education costs down, many students still need ways to keep the cost of college within reach – enter the Boiler Gold Grant.
Purdue remains committed to the persistent pursuit of providing Indiana students an affordable, high-quality education.
We know that going to college is a big decision and investment for many students and families. So, in addition to freezing tuition for more than a decade, Purdue is happy to introduce the Boiler Gold Grant. The Boiler Gold Grant is available to Indiana students who meet the eligibility requirements listed below. The best part? The Boiler Gold Grant covers tuition, fees and books.
How does it work?
We subtract the total amount of any gift aid (e.g., Pell Grants, scholarships, or awards) from the total cost of tuition, fees, and estimated book costs. Any remaining balance is covered by the Boiler Gold Grant for up to 8 semesters (that’s all four years!). Individual course fees associated with specific majors (e.g., labs, music, or aviation), as well as housing and dining costs, would not be covered by this grant.
Who is eligible?
Undergraduate Indiana residents at the West Lafayette campus that are enrolled full-time (12 credit hours or more) and are pursuing their first bachelor’s degree are eligible.
Qualifying students must either be Federal Pell Grant eligible or have a family-adjusted gross income (AGI) of $80,000 or less on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Students filing independently will be considered based on their Federal Pell Grant eligibility and AGI.
STEP 1:
First things first – you need to apply to Purdue. The Early Action Application deadline is Nov. 1, but it’s important to apply no later than the Regular Decision Application
deadline of Jan. 15.
Apply to Purdue
STEP 2:
Be sure to submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA. A completed FAFSA by April 15 is required to be considered. Students who submit the FAFSA and meet the requirements will automatically qualify.
Submit the FAFSA
What is Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)?
Adjusted gross income, or AGI, is defined as gross income minus any adjustments to income. This information can typically be found on line 11 of your 1040, 1040-SR, and 1040NR for the 2021 calendar year.
How are tuition and fees calculated?
While students looking to be considered for Boiler Gold Grant must be enrolled at least full-time (12 credit hours), Purdue University bills at a flat rate for all undergraduate resident students enrolled in 8+ hours each semester. Some programs have additional fees. For a full breakdown of tuition and fee costs, visit our costs page.
If I receive the Boiler Gold Grant, will I get it all four years?
You will receive the Boiler Gold Grant for all four years if you submit the FAFSA each year. There are also certain requirements students must meet to maintain and renew their financial aid each year, which are monitored by the Division of Financial Aid.
Is Boiler Gold Grant a scholarship?
No, the Boiler Gold Grant is a grant, another type of gift aid that does not need to be paid back.
The Boiler Gold Grant is a grant specifically designed for Indiana students who submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
What happens if my Family income changes, and I now qualify?
We understand that family situations can change, including loss of income. If you have questions about a change in your income, please connect directly with the Division of Financial Aid.
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”
Brief information
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND” was registered on April 13 2011 (12 years old) under
TIN 4909110022 and
PSRN 1114910001293.
Legal address 685000, Magadan region, Magadan, Lenina pr-kt, 2 a.
Head CHUPRAKOV ALEXANDER ANATOLYEVICH.
Primary activity of LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GORNOPROMYSHLENNAYA COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”: 07.
29.41 Extraction of ores and sands of precious metals (gold, silver and platinum group metals).
Phone, e-mail address, official website address and other contact details of the LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND” are not in the Unified State Register of Legal Entities.
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Name
Full name
LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”
Principal activity LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY GORNOPROMYSHLENNAYA COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”
07.29.41 Extraction of ores and sands of precious metals (gold, silver and platinum group metals)
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Data from the SME register
As of December 10, 2020
category of the subject – Microenterprise.
The average number of employees is 7 people.
The date of inclusion in the register is September 10, 2016.
Basic details LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”
Registration numbers
PSRN
1114910001293
900 04 TIN
4909110022
KPP
490
1
Statistics numbers and codes
OKPO
91610000
OKATO
44401000000
OKOGU
4210014
OKTMO
44701000001
OKFS
16
Contacts LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND” 2 a
Registered April 13, 2011
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Phones
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Executives
DIRECTOR
CHUPRAKOV ALEKSANDR ANATOLYEVICH
From June 29, 2020
• TIN 270322234532
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Founders LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY MINING COMPANY “ZOLOTOY GRAND”
ISAKOV ALBERT DMITRIEVICH
From April 13, 2011 • Share 1.4 thousand ₽ • TIN 4 90903650449
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DMITRY MAKAROV
From October 28 2020 • Share 4.2 thousand ₽ • TIN 270301106949
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SADIKOV IRIK MAKHMUTOVICH
From February 17, 2023 • Share 4.2 thousand ₽ • TIN 270502523124
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90 002 Registration in funds
Pension Fund No.
05
44660
April 14, 2011
FSS No. 4
087349001
April 18, 2011
People’s Academy “Golden Age” | Municipal grant
National Academy “Golden Age”
Organization
Activities of the organization:
Social support of the population
Brief summary of the project:
The project to organize the activities of the People’s Academy “Golden Age” for the elderly has a significant role in the field of social support for the population of Novosibirsk.
The project is aimed at improving the quality of life of older people and their adaptation to the new status of a pensioner. Within its framework, special attention will be paid to the development of their creative and socially forming skills: computer literacy, painting and graphics, puppet theater, beauty and health seminars, intellectual gymnastics.
Helping a person who is going through a crisis of transition to the status of a pensioner to see the prospects for his development, change himself, help himself and others to get a new chance for a rich, healthy, socially significant life is one of the tasks of the modern state.
Extending the age of active longevity is the key to the success and stability of society.
The project uses the premises of the resource center of public associations of the Oktyabrsky district as the main territorial site. The project is being implemented in a coalition of public associations: ANO “First Aid”, health club “120 Plus”, Council of Veterans of the Oktyabrsky District, MCU “Active City”, deputy of the Council of Deputies Titarenko I. N.
As a result of the project implementation, at least 340 people will be trained in the areas. And holding a scientific-practical seminar on the specifics – the possibilities of SO NPOs in the field of teaching the elderly will draw the attention of the public of different categories to the topic, exchange experiences and determine ways to develop
Project implementers:
Project partners: the resource center of public associations of the Oktyabrsky district, the Council of Veterans of the Oktyabrsky district, the Health Club “120 Plus”, the deputy corps, the administration of the Oktyabrsky district, territorial public self-governments.
Statement of the problem:
In many countries there is a brand – folk school. Its goal is to educate the adult population in various fields of science, applied arts, household skills, etc. In Russia, such institutions and associations are engaged in the education and socialization of the elderly. In Novosibirsk, there is experience in the work of such courses – the People’s University of NSTU, training courses for working on the Internet “Pensioners – Online”, courses from the “Knowledge” society, etc. But, unfortunately, they cannot satisfy the needs of everyone who wants to practice. And also, it should be taken into account that due to the limited mobility of this category of citizens, courses for the elderly should be located at least in every district of the city.
The project is aimed at improving the quality of life of older people and their adaptation to the new status of a pensioner. Within its framework, special attention will be paid to the development of their creative and socially forming skills: computer literacy, painting and graphics, puppet theater, beauty and health seminars, intellectual gymnastics.