The Charles E Kubly Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations for projects that are consistent with our mission to raise awareness of depression, reduce the stigma associated with it and help people access resources in their communities. Additionally we have funded projects that address suicide prevention.

We have provided funds to the following organizations for projects in 2007. Also, check out projects we have funded in 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, and 2008

1. CABF, the Child and Adolescent Bipolar Foundation (2007) Funds to promote CABF’s new teen program in the Greater Milwaukee area and to add local resources to its online directory.
2. Our Space support for a Gatekeeper Outreach project focused on providing education about depression and resource information to Hispanics and Native Americans on Milwaukee’s south side.
3. World Federation for Mental Health (WFMH) (2007) Support to design, print and disseminate a Monograph entitled “Building Awareness-Reducing Risk: Mental Illness and Suicide.”
4. Child & Adolescent Bipolar Foundation (CABF) (2007) Support for the Teen Bipolar and Depression Connection, educating southern Wisconsin teens about the signs and symptoms of mood disorders and important resources.
5. Transitional Living Services (TLS) (2007) Funds for outreach to let the community know about the new Crisis Resource Center in Milwaukee.
6. COPE Services (2007) Support to continue the Beat the Blues program to inform teens of the warning signs of depression and suicide and to create a new Ozaukee County mental health resource guide.
7. Faith In Recovery (2008) Support for a conference to be held in Spring of 2008 on the role of faith in recovery from mental illness.
8. NAMI Greater Milwaukee (2007) Support for the ASK program (outreach to African Americans) to provide education about mental illness and resource information.
9. The Carter Center (2007) Support for fellowships for journalists to study a mental health topic with the aim of reducing stigma and promoting high quality reporting on mental health.
10. The Grand Avenue Club (2007) Funds to support the first plenary session of the 14th Annual International Clubhouse Seminar.
11. InHealth Wisconsin (2007) Funds to support the Peer Education and Mental Health Careers Recruitment Project and a 2 day summit for organizations planning to train teachers to recognize and respond to depression in youth.
12. The Mental Health Association of Wisconsin (2007) Funds to expand the MHA website to include a provider directory and to provide suicide prevention training in 3 Southeastern Wisconsin high schools.
13. NAMI Wisconsin (2007) Funds to update, expand, publish and disseminate the Family and Consumer Resource Guide.
14. ProHealth Care (2007) Funds to support an educational program for professionals called “Advanced Training in Suicide, Substance Abuse and Depression” to be presented by Dr. David Mays.
15. Rogers Memorial Hospital (2007) Support for a downtown educational/informational event with Bart Starr as the featured speaker.
16. SPAN (2007) Funds for SPAN’s 12th Annual National Suicide Prevention Awareness Event.
17. Wisconsin Women’s Health Foundation (2007) Funds to purchase radio spots for the “Sue Ann Says Health Minute”. The radio spots will address women and depression and will target women in Wisconsin over the age of 25, including women in rural communities and African American women.