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About Allen County Drug & Alcohol Consortium
Our purpose is to provide an effective network to collaboratively prevent substance abuse, primarily by youth, and to reduce the negative impact of alcohol and other drugs in the Allen County community.
Focus Areas
Substance use preventionYouth programming (in-school/after-school)Intervention servicesJustice-related programmingTraining and workforce developmentOverdose prevention and reviewRecovery support
Who They Fund
justice-involved individuals (e.g., defendants, incarcerated, reentry populations)justice system professionals (e.g., law enforcement, probation officers, court staff)communities impacted by crime or violenceat-risk youth
About Allen County Drug & Alcohol Consortium
Allen County Drug & Alcohol Consortium Inc directs most of its recent grantmaking to prevention, intervention, and justice work tied to substance use in Allen County. Its largest recent award in the data was $22,818 to Amani Family Services for programming, followed by repeat support for McMillen Health Center, which received $14,000 in 2023 and $13,500 in 2024 for prevention. That combination points to a funder that uses short-term, project-based grants to support local organizations already working with youth, families, and justice-system partners. The consortium’s grant list also shows support for school- and community-based prevention, with awards to Fort Wayne Community Schools, Lifeline Youth & Family Services I, and the Boys and Girls Club of Fort Wayne. Justice-facing work appears alongside that prevention focus: Fort Wayne Police Department received $9,200 for justice training, and Allen County Community Corrections received awards in both 2023 and 2024. Intervention support is present as well, including grants to Headwaters Couseling Family & Children’s Servicew and Road to Recovery. The overall picture is a local funder supporting substance-use related services across multiple parts of the Allen County response system.
What Allen County Drug & Alcohol Consortium Funds
Prevention is the clearest cause area in the recent grants list. McMillen Health Center received $14,000 in 2023 and $13,500 in 2024 for prevention, while Fort Wayne Community Schools received $12,000 in 2024 for prevention work. The Boys and Girls Club of Fort Wayne also received $6,000 in 2024 for prevention. The consortium also funds justice-related work. Fort Wayne Police Department received $9,200 in 2023 for justice training, and Allen County Community Corrections received $8,250 in 2024 and $6,750 in 2023 for justice. That pattern fits the foundation’s stated interest in justice-related programming and training. Intervention and recovery support appear in smaller grants as well. Headwaters Couseling Family & Children’s Servicew and Road to Recovery each received $6,900 in 2024 for intervention. Those awards show that the funder supports both upstream prevention and direct intervention services.
How Allen County Drug & Alcohol Consortium Gives
Typical grants are modest and project-based: the distribution runs from a p25 of $6,825 to a median of $7,350 and a p75 of $10,875. The recent list also shows repeat support to the same organizations across multiple years, including McMillen Health Center and Allen County Community Corrections, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards only. The foundation’s active grant programs are mini-grants and support-request forms, and several programs accept unsolicited requests. The pattern is direct service and capacity support rather than individuals or program-related investments.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$66K
Total Assets
$270K
Total Revenue
$1.1M
Total Expenses
$1.2M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $7K and $11K, with a median of $7K.
25th Percentile
$7K
Median
$7K
75th Percentile
$11K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
MONIQUE JOHNSON
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