JUMPSTART FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, INC for JUMPSTART FOR YOUNG CHILDREN, INC
What was lobbied
One issue area, each in the filer's own words, with who lobbied on it and where.
Education EDU
Jumpstart has lobbied and applied during the FY24 Programmatic Funding cycle. Jumpstart team collaborated and supported the application process for the FY24 programmatic Funding request process for a Jumpstart Earmark of 200k in the federal budget. This invovled additional outreach to Sen. Schumer and Gillibrand's offices. Jumpstart has lobbied in support of our proposal for the Federal Work study program. We have collaborated with Penn Hill Group to push forward a proposal that would increase the Federal Work Study community service set aside from 7%-24%. This propsoal includes no appropriations ask. We have met with several hill offices seeks collaboration, feedback, and ultimately have be searching for a Hill sponsor to introduce our bill as a stand alone. No introduction or bill number to date. Additionally in support of the FWS program, we submitted written testimony to LHHS recommending an increase in funding for the Federal Work Study (FWS) program by $200 million for a total of $1.43 billion in your FY 2024 appropriations bill for the FWS program. Jumpstart team also participated in the NAEYC public policy forum which included a lobby day targeting NY and Georgia representatives, specifically focused on a coaltion ask to increase funding for CCDBG to $12.3 billion. Meetings were held with several house of representative staffers and Senate reps. for Georgia and New York.
| Lobbyist | Covered position, as disclosed |
|---|---|
| JASMIN NORFORD | FAO Fellow |
| GERRY REGEP | Penn Hill Group |
| MARK REILLY | Former: VP Policy and Government Relations |
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