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In our latest newsletter, we recap ASAS DC’s successful summer programs, welcome All-Star students back to school, and share what’s in store for a busy autumn!
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Daniela Grigioni,
Executive Director
Aaron Gonzales,
Board Chair
After-School All-Stars Washington, DC
1730 Rhode Island Ave. NW #600 | Washington, DC 20036
Phone: (202) 289-3904
6 Sites
494 Students
90% of Students Qualify for the Federal Free or Reduced-Lunch Program
16% of Students are Enrolled in Special Education Programming
Ethnicity:
86% Black / African American
2% Hispanic / Latino/a/e
1% Asian / Asian American
1% White
10% Other
Revenue:
59% Government
29% Foundation
8% Event
3% Individual Donations
1% Corporate
Expenses:
83% Program
9% Administration
8% Fundraising
HEALTHY COOKING CLASS
LEADERSHIP HIGHLIGHT
Daniela started at ASAS DC chapter seven years ago. She is passionate about leveling the playing field for children who are not afforded the same opportunities as others. She has more than 20 years of experience within the District of Columbia Public School system, previously managing partnerships between public schools and nonprofit organizations offering afterschool and summer programming.
Daniela has served as a national Afterschool Ambassador to advocate for afterschool for all students, participates in the DC Out of School Time coalition to ensure DC students have equitable access to afterschool programming, and received the Mayor’s Commission’s Award for National Service in recognition of her work on behalf of DC students.
Daniela came to the US with her family from Italy. She often goes back to enjoy her beautiful country and can tell you exactly where to go to have a great meal in Rome!
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