Randall Funding & Development, Inc.

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"Randy conducted himself as a true professional with a tremendous ability to remain calm, controlled and "on track". His advice was always valuable. We would love to work with him on other projects." Marc Marcano Housing Authority Unified Government of Wyandotte County Kansas City The proficiency and talent of our staff has resulted in over $150,000,000 in funded grant proposals. The following is a sample of some of our recently funded grants with a brief description for each: IA Department of Economic Development, Vision Iowa Award: $10.5 Million This grant to a city in eastern Iowa will help fund a comprehensive redevelopment program focused on the Southside neighborhood next to downtown. Funds will be used for infrastructure and streetscape improvements, creation of a "Czech Village" that builds on the city's immigrant heritage, construction of a farmer's market building for year-round small-scale commercial activities, and creation of a Family Adventure park to offer recreational opportunities to all age ranges of the regional population. The $10.5 million grant will leverage approximately $140 million of private and public investment in commercial and residential development. DOL Welfare to Work Round 2 Award: $3.8 Million This program will serve 400 welfare mothers in federally assisted and public housing complexes in transitioning to full-time jobs through the provision of an innovative, supportive employment program. The World of Work (WOW) program addresses the significant barriers to employment faced by the target group through a structured, yet flexible system with features a work-first strategy combined with supportive employment opportunities in this New England city (pop. 160,000). The program provides services on-site at public housing facilities, thereby eliminating transportation barriers and offering a built-in network of peer support. HUD Economic Development Initiative Award: $2 Million A $2 million EDI grant and a $6.2 million loan guarantee to provide goods, services and jobs to four underserved target neighborhoods located in the south side of this New England city (pop. 140,000). Funds will be used to construct 6,000 square feet of retain space for the Learning corridor Project. This activity will complement an on-going project, which includes the development of a new Montessori school, middle school, high school, family resource center, parking garage and a Boys and Girls Club. The $6.2 million in loan guarantees will leverage an additional $2 million in public and private sector support. The project will create an estimated 283 jobs. DOL WIA Demonstration Projects for High Risk Youth Award: $600,000 This Northern California city will use these funds to examine approaches that assure "high-risk" youth and adults are provided with quality workforce investment services that will address their unique needs through the WIA system. This program consists of three sections.

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