Our Services
Fund Development
We work collaboratively with clients to assess their needs and goals and develop a path to success. Services include:
Board Development
Fund Development Strategies
Grant Writing
Recent Successes
Promise Zone Designation: Developed an award-winning application designating a part of the City of Sacramento as one of eight “Promise Zones” created by the Obama Administration. The designation helps streamline the process to bring federal dollars into our region when local public/private partnerships apply for federal funds.
Multi-Year Language Access Resources (MYLAR) Project: Produced grant application to expand services to Asian and Pacific Islander domestic violence survivors. The $300,000 grant was awarded by the Office of Violence Against Women, a division of the United States Department of Justice. This innovative project is comprised of a statewide partnership among several multi-disciplinary, culturally competent community experts to develop and implement trainings to providers of domestic violence services. Trainings will be focused on understanding cultural awareness and intersectionality among various marginalized communities and then developing a plan to adequately serve diverse communities.
Movement Building
Our services focus on supporting collaborative work with multi-sector stakeholders and historically underrepresented communities to co-create solutions to complex social issues. Services include:
Coalition Coordination and Event Planning
Communications and Narrative Building
Facilitation and Support of Multisector Collaborations
Strategy Advising and Program Implementation
Recent Projects
CA Accountable Communities Health Initiative (CACHI) Rooted for Resilience Annual Partner Convening: EIC partnered alongside CACHI leadership and staff to support their strategic planning work as well as the design, facilitation, and implementation of their 2-day, statewide partner convening.
Building Healthy Communities (BHC) Sacramento Project Management: Organized multiple health-related campaigns involving over 50 community partners and stakeholders in various activities, including participating in strategy meetings, attending rallies, coordinating press conferences, drafting op-eds, and providing testimonies at governmental hearings and meetings.
California Department of Healthcare Services (DHCS), Medical-Member Advisory Committee: Since January 2023, EIC has been in the work of engaging, recruiting, and facilitating meetings for the newly formed Medi-Cal Member Advisory Committee, the very first committee of its kind for the Medi-Cal program that seeks to hear direct feedback from a diverse set of Medi-Cal members across the state about the issues, personal experience, and recommendations for DHCS leadership, and how the Department can implement feedback to improve the overall health and well-being of Californians. In collaboration with the Department of Healthcare Services and the California Health Care Foundation, Everyday Impact has been a partner in establishing an Advisory Committee for Medi-Cal members, having recruited and engaged 18 current members across 11 different counties across California who will provide invaluable feedback on improving the Medi-Cal program.
Policy & Systems Change
We re-imagine systems, small and large, to address root causes of social problems. Services include:
Legislative and Administrative Advocacy
Campaign Development
Communications
Recent Campaigns
#AllCACounts in Health & Higher Education: Created and led a diverse coalition to implement a campaign strategy to advance Assembly Bill 1726 through the California State Legislature. AB 1726 was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown and requires the Department of Public Health to collect and report data on additional Asian American and Pacific Islander subgroups. Through additional efforts of the coalition, the California State University and University of California also agreed to report their disaggregated student data.
Healthy Partners Program: Organized the BHC Sacramento Health Access Action Team and won a campaign to allocate County funding to create a healthcare program for undocumented residents. The Healthy Partners Program was established through community advocacy led by the Health Access Action Team members utilizing resident engagement trainings, media strategies and cultivating relationships with decision-makers and other stakeholders.
Social & Community Research
Our Social and Community Research consulting and services include:
Research & Program Evaluation
Dissemination & Implementation
Project Design & Management
Recent Projects
The Asian American and Pacific Islander Equity Alliance: Stop The Hate Los Angeles County landscape analysis, and baseline evaluation work.
The California Endowment Health System Bond: State-wide health system investment framework development and implementation.
The James B. McClatchy Foundation’s Community Listening Sessions: Facilitation of community engagement and listening sessions across the California’s Central Valley.