The Human Environmental Sciences Extension Development (HEED) Fund was established in 1983 with an initial investment of $2,500. This fund has provided $47,825 in support of 106 community-based educational programs. Annual earnings are used to fund about four programs each year. The HEED Fund Advisory Committee issues a request for proposals each year and selects projects for funding on a competitive basis.
2007
Providing support for 10 educational programs ($4,725 total)
- Building Strong
Families Healthy Homes Module
Lucy Schrader
Human Environmental Sciences Extension - Raise-a-Reader
Nancy Richmond
Pettis County FCE - Board Basic:
Practical Leadership Training for Non-Profits
Lisa Wallace
Henry County - 4th Annual Multi
County Women's Health Conference
Maude Harris
Scott County - Courting the
Judicial System: Show-Me Justice Game
Betty Schalk
Butler County FCE - Pam Stenzel: Sex
Still Has a Price Tag
Mary Gosche
Cape Girardeau County - Conference for
Grandparents and Other Kin Raising
Mary Gosche
Cape Girardeau County - Annie's Project
Renette Wardlow
Christian County - Mental Alertness
for Adults
Edna Crain
Butler County FCE - Show-Me Justice
Judicial System Game
Carol Whittle
Jackson County FCE
2006
Provided support for 12 educational programs ($6,000 total)
- Parenting: The
Second Time Around
Kris Jenkins
Vernon County - Before and After
the Baby is Born
Leanne Spengler
Pike County - Tackling the
Tough Skills
Renette Wardlow
Christian County - Multi-County
Women's Conference
Maude Harris
Scott County - Family Nights
Jim Meyer
Ralls County - Books for
Newborns
Alberta Iffrig
St. Charles County FCE - Books for
Newborns
Bobbie Hawks
Clay County FCE - Grandparents
Raising Grandchildren
Phyllis Flanigan
Butler County - Reading is a
"Grand" Thing
Dortha Strack
Cape Girardeau County FCE - Look! Listen! I
can read this book!
Jo Ann Hahs
Cape Girardeau County FCE - Tri-County
GrandFamily Gathering
Sandra McKinnon
Franklin County - Grandparent
Support Groups
Mary Gosche
Cape Girardeau and Perry Counties
2005
Provided support for nine educational programs ($4,500 total)
- Building Strong
Families in Randolph County
Tom Fuhrman
Randolph County FCE - Books for
Newborns
Elsie Meyer
Clay County FCE - Sock-It-To-Me
Saturday
Elizabeth Reinsch
St. Louis County - Camp Day Break
(Diabetes Education)
Dortha Strack
Cape Girardeau County FCE - Grandparents
Raising Grandchildren Support Group
Mary Engram
Mississippi County - Safe Cribs
Jeannie Moreno
Webster County 4-H Council - Character
Critters
Saralee Jamieson
St. Clair County - Youth Financial
and Economic Literacy
Rebecca Travnichek
Andrew County - Grandparents
Raising Grandchildren Support Group
Mary Gosche
Cape Girardeau County
2004
Provided support for three educational
programs ($1,500 total)
- Mississippi Valley
Therapeutic Horsemanship Program
Inez Statler
Cape Giradeau County FCE
- Adolescent Mother
Journaling Program (continuation)
Kim Webb
Human Development & Family Studies Extension
- A Penny Saved
is a Penny Earned
Wendy Brumbaugh,
Consumer & Family Economics Regional Specialist, Shelby County
2003
Provided support for three educational
programs ($1,500 total)
- Reaching Out
with Dollars and Sense
Cynthia Crawford
Saline County - Weights Work Wonders
Karen Moll
Jasper County - Safe Cribs
Jeanne Moreno
Webster County
2002
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Missouri Sports
Nutrition Institute: Camp Programs
Kim Archer
Greene County - MAFCE
History/Memory Book
Betty Reynolds
McDonald County FCE - Better Living
Through Fitness
Lynda Johnson
Lafayette County - Nutritional &
Physical Activity Peer Education Project
Dan Remley
Scotland County
2001
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Healthy
Families Taskforce Mentoring Pilot Program for Pregnant and Parenting
Teens/Life Skills Group Sessions
Sherron Hancock
Taney County - Effective
Decision Making By Young Adults
Wendy Brumbaugh
Shelby County - Books for
Newborns
Diane Frye/Teresa Mareschal
St. Charles County - Teen Assistance
Program (TAP)
Sherry Nelson
Marion County
2000
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Drug
Prevention Program
Saralee Jamieson
(West Central Region) - Economics Made
Easy
Rebecca Travnichek and Sherry Siever
(Northwest Region) - Parenting
Corners
Mary Gosche
(Southeast Region) - Teens Speak
on Teen Pregnancy
Sherry Nelson
(Northeast Region)
1999
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Focus On Kids
Divorce Education Library
Art Schneider
(Central Region) - Fight BAC for
Food Safety
Jo Britt-Rankin
(Statewide) - Domestic
Violence...Whose Responsibility Is It?
Renette Wardlow
(Southwest Region) - Ripley County
Teen Mothers Mentoring Program
Phyllis Flanigan
(Southeast Region)
1998
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Advocacy for
Children and Families
Missouri FCE
(Statewide) - Linking Community
Strengths
Saralee Jamieson
(West Central Region) - Newsletter and
Website for Volunteer Coaches
Lynda Johnson and Susan Gray
(West Central Region) - Support Programs
for Families with Children who have Disabilities
Susan Mitchell
(Northwest Region)
1997
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Character Counts: Day Care Providers
Training
Michele Pfundt and Suzanne Dell-St. Clair
(South Central Region) - Eating Disorder Awareness Program
Jo Britt-Rankin
(Northeast Region) - Project Take Charge
Lynda Johnson
(West Central Region) - Character Development for Kids
Nancy Richmond
(Statewide)
1996
Provided support for five educational
programs ($2,250 total)
- Community Enhancement and Citizenship
Education for Youth
Chanel Goodwin-Watkins
(Central Region) - For Your Family's Benefit:
Increased Awareness of Support Programs
Brenda Procter
(Columbia Campus) - HIV/AIDS: What Every Child, Teen and
Adult Should Know
Renette Wardlow
(Southwest Region) - Creating Awareness and Support for
Programming Impacting Teen Pregnancy in Nodaway County
Karma Metzgar
(Northwest Region) - Caregivers' Connection: Enhancing Quality
Child Care
Susan Mitchell
(Northwest Region)
1995
Provided support for five educational
programs ($2,100 total)
- TLC -Tutoring and Learning Center
Kitty Weber
(Northwest Region) - Community-Based Program for Limited
Resource Minority Families
Linda Murphy
(Southeast Region) - Arthritis Self-Help Course
Lynda Zimmerman
(Central Region) - Parents Helping Parents
Cynthia Crawford
(Central Region) - Intergenerational TV Viewing
Myrna Franke
(Statewide)
1994
Provided support for five educational
programs ($1,700 total)
- Parent/Child Interaction Activities
Jane Hunter
(Northeast Region) - Women's Leadership Exchange Program
Linda Murphy
(Southeast Region) - Nutrition Education
Jim Meyer
(Northeast Region) - Survival Skills for Parents
Marilyn Garrett
(West Central Region) - Selecting Quality TV Programs for
Children
Myrna Franke
(Statewide)
1993
Provided support for five educational
programs ($1,450 total)
- Helping Clients Control Their Finances
Nancy Flood
(Northeast Region) - Intergenerational Sharing -Linking Older
Adults with Children
Kris Jenkins
(West Central Region) - Career Exploration and Personal
Development for Young Women
Susan Mitchell
(West Central Region) - Tutoring in English as a Second Language
Dorothy Shull
(Southwest Region) - Women's Cancer Awareness Program
Georgia Reid
(Statewide)
1992
Provided support for four educational
programs ($1,600 total)
- Life Skills for the Homeless
Susan Pickle
(East Central Region) - Video Program Delivery of Consumer and
Family Economics
Wilma Schuh, Cynthia Crawford, and Glenda Hawkins
(Central Missouri Region) - Balancing Work and Family
Doris Greig and Pat Snodgrass
(South Central Region) - Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Education
Phyllis Flanigan
(Southeast Region)
1991
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Working Together To Save Our Earth
Seminars
Susan Gray
(Southeast Region) - Women On The Move Seminar
Nancy Flood
(Northeast Region) - Work and Family Unite Programs
Diane Francis and Wilma Schuh
(South Central Region) - Teenage Pregnancy Prevention Education
Phyllis Flanigan
(Southeast Region)
1990
Provided support for four educational
programs ($2,000 total)
- Rural Women's Leadership Conference
Betty Ann Broman and Bev Coberly
(South Central and Southwest Regions) - Home-Based Business Program Support
Barb Cunningham
(West Central Region) - Health Care Educational Programs
Vera Nichols and Glenda Hawkins
(Central Missouri Region) - Home-Based Business Workshops
Karen Peterman and regional specialists
(Southeast Region)
1989
Provided support for five educational
programs ($1,500 total)
- A Changing Society: Critical Family
Issues Seminar
Glenda Kinder and Kansas City regional specialists
(West Central Region) - Balancing Work and Family Project
Laurie Haflich and regional specialists
(Northeast Region) - Leading While You Teach Volunteer
Workshop
Ardie Littlefield and regional specialists
(Southeast Region) - Employed Parents Advocacy Council and
Seminar
Diane Francis and Jill Leckrone
(South Central Region) - Balancing Work and Home Worksite Seminars
Hildy Etzkorn and regional specialists
(East Central Region)
1988
Provided ($1,500 total) grants in support of
the following five educational programs:
- Water Quality Workshop
Lu Harper, Bev Coberly, and Sharon Gann
(South Central Region) - Regional Women in Leadership Seminar
Debby Whiston, Glenda Hawkins, and Frieda Barrett
(Northeast Region) - Seeking Excellence Regional Conference on
Women, Personal Effectiveness and Productivity
Georgia Stuart-Simmons
(Central Missouri Region) - Home-Based Business Workshop
Karma Metzgar
(Northwest Region) - Effective Parenting Shortcourse
Paula Kennish
(Northwest Region)
1985-87
Supported three statewide Women In
Leadership Conferences ($1,500 total)
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