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2020-2021 Burton Book Fund Webinar Inf nformation f n for Campuses puses and S nd Studen dents Agenda What i is the B Burton B Book Fund? Who ho is el eligible? e? The B he Bur urton B Book Fun Fund Gr Grant P Proces


  1. 2020-2021 Burton Book Fund Webinar Inf nformation f n for Campuses puses and S nd Studen dents

  2. Agenda • What i is the B Burton B Book Fund? • Who ho is el eligible? e? • The B he Bur urton B Book Fun Fund Gr Grant P Proces ess s – What at i is chang nging ng t this y year? • Important Things t to K Keep in M Mind • Q & & A 2

  3. Presenters • Amy Lemley, JBAY Executive Director • Suzil Sciancalepore, Office Manager & JBAY Burton Book Fund Manager 3

  4. Information to Participate • Today’s PowerPoint and resources can be downloaded from the “handouts” section of your control panel • To submit questions, click on the “Questions” panel, type your question, and click “send” • Presentation materials and audio will also be posted at: https://www.jb jbafory ryouth.org/train inin ings-2/ 2/ 4

  5. What is the Burton Book Fund? 5

  6. What Does John Burton Advocates for Youth Do? Technical Advocacy Assistance & Policy & Training Research 6

  7. What is the Burton Book Fund? The B Burt rton on B Book ook Fund i is a prog ogram t that: • Offers current and former foster youth financial support to help offset the high costs of their course materials • Encourages contact with support professionals on campus • Supplements the important work that is happening on campuses, in housing programs, and by county child welfare agencies 7

  8. What is the Burton Book Fund trying to achieve for students? Ensure f e foster er Improve oved Increa ease s e studen ent t youth ac access all all ret eten ention a n and nd contact wi t with th finan ancial a al aid they y campus s support deg degree ee ar are elig ligib ible le t to o prof ofession ional als complet etion! n! re receive ve • Requirement • Initial application that applicants complete the FAFSA 8

  9. What is the Burton Book Fund trying to achieve for system change? Engage student Increase contact and campuses in between child advocacy to welfare system improve policies and campuses 9

  10. 2020-2021 Burton Book Fund Process: Changes 10

  11. 2020-2021 Burton Book Fund • Suzil Sciancalepore Contact for the Burton Book Fund • Email: Suzi zil@jbay.org • Phone #: 415 415-348 348-0011 0011 • $131 131,00 000 in Burton Book Fund awards • Each el eligible s e student can receive up to $200 200 to use for the whole academic year. • In total, we’ll be able to serve at least 655 5 for the 2020-2021 academic year. 11

  12. Who is eligible for the Burton Book Fund? To be e eligi gibl ble f for t this progr gram, t the s student applying: g: • Must have been in foster care on or after their 13t 13th birthda hday • Must be enrolled in 6 or or mor ore u e unit its for the Fall 2020 semester or quarter • Is NOT p partic icipatin ing or or el elig igib ible to o partic icipate i in N Next Up, formerly known as CAFYES • Has submitted a d a FAF AFSA/ Californi nia Dr Dream Ac Act appli lication for the 2020-2021 academic school year 12

  13. FAFSA/CA Dream Act Eligibility Requirement How do I I V Verify? • Check Webgrants • Ask student for verification • Consult with your financial aid office 13

  14. List of Campuses with Next Up, Formerly Known as CAFYES • Orange Coast College No Nort rthern rn C Californ rnia Riversi side C e Coun unty • Butte College • Moreno Valley College • Santa Rosa Junior College • Norco College San Diego C County • Shasta College • Riverside Community College • San Diego City College • San Diego Mesa College Sacramento C County San n Francisc sco B Bay A Area • San Diego Miramar College • American River College • Berkeley City College • Cuyamaca College • Cosumnes River College • College of Alameda • Grossmont College • Folsom Lake College • Laney College • Sacramento City College • Merritt College Los A Angel eles es A Area • Sierra College • East Los Angeles College Fr Fresno Co Coun unty A Area • Pasadena City College • Clovis Community College San Bernardino C County • Los Angeles Trade-Tech College • Fresno City College • Chaffey College • Los Angeles City College • Reedley College • Victor Valley College • West Los Angeles College • College o the Sequoias • Los Angeles Harbor College • Merced College San anta B a Barbar ara C a County • Los Angeles Southwest College • Allan Hancock College • Los Angeles Mission College Kern C County A Area ea • Los Angeles Valley College • Bakersfield College Or Orange C Cou ounty • Los Angeles Pierce College • Cerro Coso Community College • Coastline Community College • Long Beach City College 14 • Porterville College • Golden West College

  15. CAFYES Eligibility and Where Burton Book Fund Can Fill the Gaps BBF BBF c can an fi fill i in th the g gap aps f for CAFYES E Eligib ibilit ility studen udents w who were: • In foster care on or after age 13 but • In foster care on or after age 16 exited out before age 16 • Under age 26 before start of the • Age 26 or older before start of the academic year academic year • Enrolled in at least 9 units • Enrolled in 6-8 units • Meet terms of EOPS mutual responsibility or student education • Not able to meet terms of EOPS plan mutual responsibility or student education plan 15

  16. Eligibility Examples 1. I was in foster care at the age of 15. 2. I am enrolled in 3 units for the Fall 2020 semester. Rebec ecca, 2 22 3. I am NOT eligible to participate in a Next Up program through EOPS. 4. I submitted a FAFSA for the 2020- No, she is not ot eligible because 2021 academic school year. she is not enrolled in a minimum of 6 units 16

  17. Eligibility Examples 1. I exited foster care to a legal guardianship at the age of 12. 2. I am enrolled in 12 units for the Fall 2020 semester. Ma Marcu cus, 1 , 19 3. I am NOT participating in a CAFYES program through EOPS. No, he is not ot eligible because 4. I submitted a FAFSA for the 2020- he was not in foster care at 2021 academic school year. age 13. 17

  18. Eligibility Examples 1. I was in foster care at age 13 and aged out at the age of 21 through AB12. 2. I am enrolled in 9 units for the Fall 2020 semester. 3. I am attending a CAFYES campus. I will Linda, 2 27 not eligible for the CAFYES program due Yes, she is is eligible because to my age. she was in foster care at age 13, is enrolled in 6 or more 4. I submitted a FAFSA for the 2020- units, is not enrolled in Next Up, and submitted her FAFSA. 2021 academic school year. 18

  19. Burton Book Fund Grant Timeline Grant JBAY Publishes Applications JBAY sends out Signed List of Due to JBAY by contracts to Contracts Due Participating All Interested Campuses Back to JBAY Campuses on Campuses Website June1 Due by M May 2 25 Due by J July 1 1 July 3 y 3 Campuses directly JBAY Mails Checks Due to Grant Reports disburse Grant Checks JBAY with all and Surveys funds to Out to UNUSED Funds Due to JBAY eligible Campuses students June 1, 1, 2021 2021 Augu gust 2020 2020- May ay Ma May 15, 15, 2021 2021 July ly 27 27 2021 2021 19

  20. Is the Burton Book Fund Right for My School? The Big Changes: • ONE check per campus at start of academic year. • No invoicing or submitting student applications to JBAY • Must identify a Legal Entity at Your Institution who can accept the Grant Check, Manage the Funds, and Ensure that the money makes it into the hands of Students who are Eligible. • Unused Funds Due Back to JBAY June 1, 2021. 20

  21. What can the Burton Book Fund Be Used For? Textbooks and items listed on the syllabus . • This includes art and performing arts supplies such as canvas, paints, ballet shoes etc. $50.00 of the $200.00 total can be used on school supplies such as clickers, Pencils, Notebooks, Binders, and Scantrons. The Burton Book Fund can NOT be used to buy laptops, tablets, or any other large tech purchases. 21

  22. Step 1: Identity a Legal Entity at your Campus to Receive Grant Funds and Submit Signed Grant Agreement • Identity a Legal Entity (no individuals) at your campus who can accept the grant check from JBAY. They must have a Tax ID number and be able to submit a W9 to JBAY along with the Grant Agreement. • Each campus is required to electronically submit a Signed Grant Agreement that includes a W9 for the legal entity in charge of accepting and administering the funds on campus. • Signed Grant Agreements are due by Wednesday, July 1 2020 to participate in the Burton Book Fund. • You will receive a copy of your submitted grant agreement in your email upon submission. • Forms can be found here: www.jbaforyouth.org/burton-book-fund-information 22

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