Data Snapshot: Education and Economic Mobility

For our latest Data Snapshot, we turn to education – particularly its importance to family economic mobility. As the data shows, education can create opportunities for families to break the cycle of poverty. For parents and caregivers, education can lead to higher earnings. And for children, education during their developing years forms a foundation for later success. This compelling data is one of the key reasons why the John T. Gorman Foundation is supporting partnerships that are creating greater access to educational opportunities.

Marking one year since Lewiston tragedy

From Nicole Witherbee, President & CEO, John T. Gorman Foundation: On the first anniversary of the Lewiston shooting, our thoughts at the John T. Gorman Foundation are with the victims of that terrible night, as well as the families and friends who continue to grieve their loss. We know there is much healing still to … Read more

Summer 2024 Snapshots

Over the last few weeks, Foundation President & CEO Nicole Witherbee’s busy itinerary has included taking part in discussions about critical issues affecting children and families, seeing partners’ work on the ground, and celebrating Foundation partners who are being recognized for their community impact. Here are a few highlights. In June, Nicole was honored to … Read more

Jean Cousins joins Foundation as Program Associate

The Foundation has hired Jean Cousins, MSW, as its new Program Associate. As Program Associate, Jean works with staff and partners to advance the Foundation’s strategies to enhance child and maternal well-being.  She has 20 years of experience with non-profit organizations serving children, youth, and families. Prior to joining the Foundation, Jean worked as a consultant … Read more