Nonprofit organization Clinton Foundation collaborated with ADVOCAP, the Fond du Lac County Health Department, Holy Family Warming Shelter and local parents affected by overdose to install Overdose Aid Kits (O.A.K.s) throughout the community.

CGI announced 175 new Commitments to Action aimed at enhancing climate resilience, promoting inclusive economic growth, and improving health equity.

Innovation at Scale: "Benefits for the Future" National Demonstration Program Supported by $7M Grant from JPMorganChaseBOSTON, Sept. 23, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, national nonprofit Commonwealth announced a Commitment to Action to improve the financial health of 2.5 million U.S. workers through the launch of "Benefits for the Future," a workplace benefits program backed by a $7M philanthropic commitment from JPMorganChase. The commitment was launched at the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) 2024 Annual Meeting. Commonwealth CEO Timothy Flacke and Jennie Sparandara, Head of Programs for Global Philanthropy at JPMorganChase, encouraged employer partners to join the commitment to "re-imagine workplace benefits," and foster worker financial resilience, particularly for hourly workers and those earning low to moderate incomes (LMI)."American workers deserve to not just survive or manage through today but to build wealth for a brighter future," said Flacke, in his remarks. "Workplace benefits hold a key to unlocking this potential, to turn wages - at any level - into the outcome we should all care about: financially secure families."Over the next three years, Commonwealth will actively engage and partner with forward-thinking employers and benefits providers nationally and in targeted local markets starting in Chicago, Illinois and Columbus, Ohio, to develop innovative employer benefits programs that advance the financial well-being of workers earning LMI, which disproportionately include Black, Latin, and women-led households. "We are ready to partner with employers across the country