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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 2021.09.02 - 34871.x 0UNTY NlICHIGAN BOARD OF COIAMISSIONERS September 2, 2021 !MISCELLANEOUS RESOLUTION #21-353 Sponsored By: Penny Luebs IN RE: Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non -Profit Grant Program Policies and Procedures Chairperson and Members of the Board: WHEREAS the Board of Commissioners adopted MR# 21284 on June 30, 2021, authorizing targeted nvestments to address immediate community needs utilizing American Rescue Act Plan Local Fiscal Recovery `t'unds; and `ATIERFAS MR# 21284 included an appropriation of $10 million in American Rescue Plan Act Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to establish the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program. The purpose of this program is to offer grants to Oakland County non-profit organizations delivering mental/behavioral health services and associated support services with a goal of increasing the capacity of these organizations to meet the growing demand for services; and WHEREAS pursuant to the provisions of MR# 21284, the Public Health & Safety Committee must review and approve the grant program policies and procedures, including grant eligibility policies and disbursement procedw es, prior to the expenditure of program funds; and WHEREAS the County Executive's Administration has submitted proposed program policies and procedures for the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program (Attachment A) for review by the Public Health & Safety Committee; and WHEREAS having reviewed the proposed program policies and procedures, the Public Health & Safety Committee recommends their adoption. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners hereby approves the program policies and procedures for the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program (Attachment A) and authorizes the release of program funding in accordance with the provisions of the program policies and procedures. BE PT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners authorizes the creation of the Oakland Together Mental Health and WellBeing Non -Profit Grant Program Ad Hoc Committee consisting of: (2) Two Oakland County Commissioners from the majority party; and an alternate (1) One Oakland County Commissioner from the minority party; and an alternate (2) Two Representatives appointed by the Oakland County Executive; and an alternate BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the responsibilities of the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non -Profit Grant Program Ad Hoc Committee shall oversee the administration of the grant policies and procedures as outlined in Attachment A. ir"hairpersort, the following Commissioners are sponsoring the foregoing Resolution: Penny Luebbs. David Coulter, Oakland County Executive `" . Lisa Brown, Coun y Clerk l Register of Deeds CONIN1ITTEE TRACKING 2021-08-24 Public Health & Safety - amend and recommend to Board 2021-09-02 Full Board VOTE TRACKING iN fotioned by Commissioner Angela Powell seconded by Commissioner William Miller Ill to adopt the attached Other Action: Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non -Profit Grant Program Policies and Procedures. Yes: David Woodward, Michael Gingell, Robert Hoffman, Michael Spisz, Karen Joliat, Kristen Nelson, Christine Long, Philip Weipert, Gwen Markham, Angela Powell, Thomas Kuhn, Marcia Gershenson, William Miller III, Adam L. Koebenderfer, Yolanda Smith Charles, Charles Cavell, Gary R. McGillivray, Janet Jackson, Penny Luebs (19) No: None (0) Abstain; None (0) .kbsent: Commissioner Kowall, Comnussioner Moss (2) The Motion Passed. ATTACHMENTS 1, AMENDMENT_ Mental Health WellBeing 2. Memo to BOCMentalHlthGrant 3, MentalHealthGrantPolicies 4. Scoring Rubric 5. Memo to Board for 090221 6, Oakland County Grant Information _Mental Bx FINAL 17. BOARD FLOOR AMENDMENT Mental Health&WellBeing_Woodward STATE OF NIICHIGAN) COUNTY OF OAKLAND) i, Lisa Brown, Clerk ofthe County of Oakland, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on September 2, 2021, with the original record thereof now remaining in my office. to Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Circuit Court at Pontiac, Michigan on. Thursday, „cpt.mber 2., 2021. ���hZra2il/ bga Brown, Oakland County Clerk/Register of Deeds AMENDMENT IN RE: OAKLAND TOGETHER MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING NON-PROFIT GRANT PROGRAM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Insert the following BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED statements BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Board of Commissioners authorizes the creation of the Oakland Together Mental Health and WellBeing Non -Profit Grant Program Ad Hoc Committee consisting of: (2) Two Oakland County Commissioners from the majority party; and an alternate . (1) One Oakland County Commissioner from the minority party; and an alternate • (2) Two Representatives appointed by the Oakland County Executive; and an alternate BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED the responsibilities of the Oakland Together Mental Health and WellBeing Non -Profit Grant Program Ad Hoc Committee shall oversee the administration of the grant policies and procedures as outlined in Attachment A OF OAKLAND COUN"IY M I C H I G A N t� XK4 MEMO DATE: August 10, 2021 TO: Commissioner Penny Luebs, Chairperson Public Health and Safety Committee Oakland County Board of Commissioners FROM: Alice Audie-Figueroa, County Executive's Office RE: The Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program (Project ID#10000003458) Upon passage of a budget amendment for a $10 million appropriation, Miscellaneous Resolution #21284 stipulates that the "release of program funding is contingent upon the affirmative vote of the Public Health and Safety Committee of the grant policy and procedures, including grant eligibility policies and disbursement procedures." The purpose of this memo is to seek that affirmative vote. Please note that Attachment A includes additional relevant detail. Administration: United Way for Southeastern Michigan (UWSEM) shall act as grant program administrator. UWSEM has a proven track record of success supporting Oakland County with the administration of COVID-19 relief funding (2020 Cares Act Non-profit Grant). UWSEM will provide the following services: • Designing a grant application • Accepting grant applications • Evaluating the merits of applications consistent with Treasury Guidelines and guidance from the County • Making grant awards • Receiving reports on the expenditure of funds by each award recipient • Reporting to the county on expenditure of funds and performance of recipients UWSEM will be compensated at a rate of three (3) percent of total grant awards. The contract for services with UWSEM shall be reviewed by the Purchasing Division and Corporation Counsel. A finalized contract with UWSEM will be forwarded to the Public Health and Safety Committee as a communication. Policies/Eligibility: Eligible program participants must be a 501c3 in good standing based in Oakland County and/or serving Oakland County residents that deliver mental/behavioral health services and intend to increase capacity to meet the COVID-related demand for services. Applicants will attest to meeting the Treasury Guidelines for this funding, including enhanced reporting for evidence - based interventions. UWSEM shall recommend data collection and reporting requirements to ensure transparency and assist Oakland County with assessing program success. UWSEM shall assist Oakland County with the preparation and submission of regular reports, as required by the Board of Commissioners. UWSEM shall be responsible for ensuring all program activities comply with the requirements of the American Rescue Plan Act for the use of Local Coronavirus Relief Funds, as detailed by U.S. Department of Treasury guidelines and reviewed by Guidehouse. Guidehouse and Corporation Counsel shall review program policies, grant application and disbursement policies and compliance procedures for compliance with legal requirements. A grant review committee shall be appointed by the County Executive with the participation of the Board of Commissioners. The Chairperson and Minority Caucus Vice Chairperson of the Public, Health and Safety Committee shall be invited to participate as members of the review committee. The review committee shall review the recommendations of UWSEM for grant program policies and procedures and the disbursement of grant funding. UWSEM shall prepare recommendations to the review committee establishing factors and weighting in the assessment of grant applications and awards. Awards will be granted in three (3) tiers: 1. From $50,000 to up to $100,000 2. From $100,000 to up to $250,000 3. From $250,000 up to $500,000. Awardees in this category must include a spenddown plan with the application. The application period shall be open for three (3) weeks. An informational webinar will be conducted. Grantees must expend funds within one year of acceptance of program funding. The review committee shall approve the list of grantees and award amounts. Following their approval, funding shall be released to UWSEM, who shall be responsible for direct disbursement to successful grant applicants. Grant awardees shall enter into an agreement with UWSEM detailing the requirements for participation in the program. The agreement shall be reviewed by Corporation Counsel and Guidehouse. A report detailing grant award recipients, planned use of funds and amount of grant awards shall be forwarded to the Board of Commissioners. Timeline: The tentative timeline for the grant process is indicated in Attachment A and predicated on the approval of grant policies and procedures by the Public Health and Safety Committee. ATTACHMENT A Oakland Together Community Response and Recovery Fund Administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan Grant Information Sheet As a result of the increased demand for mental/behavioral services stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oakland County Executive and Board of Commissioners have allocated $10 million in American Rescue Plan Act Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to establish the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program. This program will offer grants to Oakland County non-profit organizations delivering mental/behavioral health services and associated support services with a goal of increasing the capacity of these organizations to meet this growing demand for services. Through this fund, the Oakland County Executive and Board of Commissioners have made $10,000,000 available to nonprofits in the mental health and behavioral health sectors, serving residents of Oakland County through a competitive grant award process administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan. Please read the following information carefully for details pertaining to funding priorities, eligibility, award types, funding amounts, compliance requirements, and grant timeline. Please submit questions to: TBD@UnitedWaySEM.org Grant Timeline Application Opens September 1, 2021 @ 8AM Qand AWebinar Click HERE to register. Friday, September 10, 2021 1pm — 2pm Applications Due September 24, 2021 Award Announcements By October 15, 2021 First Quarterly Report Due January 17, 2022 Spending Period Begins October 1, 2021 Spending Period Ends September 30, 2022* Final Report Due October 18, 2022 *Extensions, including no -cost extensions, will NOT be considered for this grant program. Compliance Requirements and Funding Priorities Funds through this award are being made available to help nonprofit organizations scale capacity to deliver mental and/or behavioral health services to individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure operational continuity and expansion to meet growing demand for support services throughout the county. Oakland County recognizes the incredible strain the COVID-19 pandemic has put on both individual county residents as well as mental and behavioral heal providers. The funds allocated for this grant program are to be used expressly for the purpose of delivering mental and behavioral health services. Compliance requirements include: n All funds received under this grant must be spent within the spending period of October 1, 2021— September 30, 2022. No extensions to the spending period will be granted. o Organizations must be providing mental and/or behavioral health services through providers who are licensed and in good standing with the State of Michigan. o Grant award funds shall not be used for any damages that are covered by insurance. Organizations may have not received federal, state, county, foundation, or philanthropic support, including reimbursements, sufficient to continue providing service in the community. There should be no duplicative funding for the same services provided. o Grant award recipients shall be required to quarterly reports in accordance with the grant timeline provided above. o Funds received through this grant must be spent on programs or services in Oakland County and/or to support Oakland County residents. Additional priorities include: o Organizations that have a long-standing track record in Oakland County. o Ensuring that the slate of awardees demonstrates adequate coverage of geographic area and service type. Eligibility and Award Types and Scoring Rubric Applicants must meet the following basic eligibility criteria: • The applicant must be a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, in good standing with both the State of Michigan and the Internal Revenue Service. • The applicant must be based in Oakland County or providing service to Oakland County residents. Services supported through this grant may only be offered to Oakland County residents. The applicant must be a provider of evidence -based mental and/or behavioral health services and those services, where applicable, must be delivered by professionals in good standing and licensed by the State of Michigan. o Service types include but may not be limited to: Mental health treatment for adults and children, substance misuse treatment, other behavioral health services, hotlines or warm lines, crisis intervention, overdose prevention. Prior to applying, applicants should review the award types and scoring rubric below and choose the award type and funding amount that best fits the organization's needs and capacity within the award and spending timeframe. There is no mechanism for negotiating alternate award amounts after an application is submitted and there will not be an opportunity to extend or amend grant contracts beyond the stated grant period. Funds are available for three types of awards and funding ranges: Award Type 1: Operational Grant Funding Range: $50,000 to $99,999 Award Description: Operational grants from $50,000 and up to $99,999 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to maintain or enhance mental and/or behavioral health services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Award Type 2: Expansion Grant Funding Range: $100,000 to $249,999 Award Description: Expansion grants from $100,000 and up to $249,999 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to expand or implement new mental and/or behavioral health services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Award Type 3: Community Grant Funding Range: $250,000 to $500,000 Award Description: Community grants of $250,000 and up to $500,000 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to maintain or enhance mental and/or behavioral health services and/or implement new services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To be considered, organizations applying for this award type must have an annual operating budget of at least $4,000,000, recorded in the most recently approved organizational budget. Organizations applying for this award type must also have a large service footprint that reaches clients throughout Oakland County and will be asked to provide plans to demonstrate the ability to deploy the larger amount of funds requested within the spending period. Scoring Rubric Weight Scoring Category 1 Award Type Justification 3 Program/Service Information and Operational Details 1 2 COVID-19 Adaptation Plan [1] Does not satisfy requirements Does not meet the base eligibility requirements Unconvincing or no evidence of need presented, description of the program/services unclear and/or does not fit into the award type selected or the provision of mental/behavioral health services. The impact of program/services is unclear or undefined. Unconvincing or no evidence of reasonable plan to adapt program/services to COVID-19. Service Scope Number of individuals served has limited alignment with the requested funding amount and program/services provided. 1 Conflict of interest policy 3 Evidence -Based Programming (EBP) Organization does not have a conflict -of -interest policy in place Applicant has not indicated that they are employing Evidence - Based Programming in their proposed delivery of services. [2] Satisfies some requirements Meets some of the base eligibility requirement and provides a sufficient rationale for selection Rationale or description of program/services tends toward the too -specific or too -general, but overall argument holds. The program/services impact minimal community members in a superficial way. Rationale or description of plan to adapt program/services to COVID- 19 tends toward the too -specific or too -general, but overall holds. Number of individuals served has sufficient alignment with the requested funding amount and program/services provided. Organization has a conflict -of - interest policy, but has not provided documentation Applicant has indicated that they are employing Evidence -Based Programming in their proposed delivery of services, but they are [3) Satisfies all requirements Meets all the base eligibility requirements and provides a detailed and clear rationale for selection Strong rationale and description of proposed services. Addresses specific need(s) in Oakland County and provides a clear articulation of program/services and plan to use the funds. The program/services impact a variety of community members that are appropriate to the scope of the project. Total Points Available for Section 3 Strong rationale and description of 3 plan to adapt program/services to COVID-19. Number of individuals served has exceptional alignment with the requested funding amount and program/services provided and provides a clear articulation of how the organization targets and serves a vulnerable population. Organization has a conflict -of -interest policy and has provided documentation with their application Applicant has provided a robust description and list of the Evidence - Based Programming that they plan to employ in their proposed delivery of services. 3 3 i Training on Evidence -based programming 3 Presence in Oakland County 2 Diversity and Demographics 3 Budget Integrity 3 Overall Application Integrity Total Points Available Organization has provided a limited or inadequate description of how staff are trained to implement evidence -based programming. The proposed program/services have a limited geographical reach in Oakland County and has provided services in Oakland County for less than 2-years. Applicant has indicated that they do not track any demographic data regarding these services. light on details OR have failed to list specific interventions Organization has provided adequate description(s) of how staff are trained to implement evidence -based programming but could be more descriptive as to how that training is carried out and/or certified. The proposed program/services have a moderate geographical reach in Oakland County and has provided services in Oakland County between 2-5 years. Applicant has indicated that they track some but not all demographic data in the application regarding these services. Organization has provided a detailed 6 description of their training protocols and the reviewer has a clear understanding of how training is carried out and/or certified. The proposed program/services have 9 an expansive geographical reach in Oakland County and has provided services in Oakland County for more than 5-years. Applicant has indicated that they 6 track all demographic data in application regarding these services. Organization budget is Organization budget is consistent Organization budget is consistent 9 somewhat consistent with the with the award type and with the award type and operational award type and operational plan operational plan for the plan for the program/services for the program/services program/services identified and identified and demonstrates strong identified and demonstrates demonstrates some transparency. transparency. limited transparency. Reviewer does not recommend Recommend this application Highly recommend this application for 9 funding this application. although parts of application were full funding. Application was clear and unclear or need further aligns with the funding priorities for explanation. this opportunity. 72 MEMO DATE: August 31, 2021 TO: Oakland County Board of Commissioners FROM: Alice Audie-Figueroa, APR Analyst RE: The Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program (Project ID#100000034S8) Upon passage of a budget amendment for a $10 million appropriation, Miscellaneous Resolution #21284 stipulates that the "release of program funding is contingent upon the affirmative vote of the Public Health and Safety Committee of the grant policy and procedures, including grant eligibility policies and disbursement procedures." On August 24, the Committee passed an affirmative vote and forwarded it to the BOC for final approval. Please note that this Attachment A reflects changes made during that deliberation. Administration: United Way for Southeastern Michigan (UWSEM) shall act as grant program administrator. UWSEM has a proven track record of success supporting Oakland County with the administration of COVID-19 relief funding (2020 Cares Act Non-profit Grant). UWSEM will provide the following services: Designing a grant application • Accepting grant applications • Evaluating the merits of applications consistent with Treasury Guidelines and guidance from the County Making grant awards Receiving reports on the expenditure of funds by each award recipient Reporting to the county on expenditure of funds and performance of recipients ATTACHMENT A UWSEM will be compensated at a rate of three (3) percent of total grant awards. The contract for services with UWSEM shall be reviewed by the Purchasing Division and Corporation Counsel. A finalized contract with UWSEM will be forwarded to the Public Health and Safety Committee as a communication. Policies/Eligibility: Eligible program participants must be a 501c3 in good standing based in Oakland County and/or serving Oakland County residents that deliver mental/behavioral health services and intend to increase capacity to meet the COVID-related demand for services. Applicants will attest to meeting the Treasury Guidelines for this funding, including enhanced reporting for evidence - based interventions. UWSEM shall recommend data collection and reporting requirements to ensure transparency and assist Oakland County with assessing program success. UWSEM shall assist Oakland County with the preparation and submission of regular reports, as required by the Board of Commissioners. UWSEM shall be responsible for ensuring all program activities comply with the requirements of the American Rescue Plan Act for the use of Local Coronavirus Relief Funds, as detailed by U.S. Department of Treasury guidelines and reviewed by Guidehouse. Guidehouse and Corporation Counsel shall review program policies, grant application and disbursement policies and compliance procedures for compliance with legal requirements. A grant review committee shall be appointed by the County Executive with the participation of the Board of Commissioners. An Ad Hoc committee consisting of: (2) Two Oakland County Commissioners from the majority party; and an alternate (1) One Oakland County Commissioners from the minority party; and an alternate (2) Two Representatives appointed by the Oakland County Executive; and an alternate is authorized. The review committee shall oversee the administration of the grant program policies and procedures as outlined herein. UWSEM shall prepare recommendations to the review committee establishing factors and weighting in the assessment of grant applications and awards. Awards will be granted in three (3) tiers: 1. From $50,000 to up to $100,000 2. From $100,000 to up to $250,000 3. From $250,000 up to $500,000. Awardees in this category must include a spenddown plan with the application. The application period shall be open for three (3) weeks. An informational webinar will be conducted. Grantees must expend funds by October 31, 2022. The review committee shall approve the list of grantees and award amounts. Following their approval, funding shall be released to UWSEM, who shall be responsible for direct disbursement to successful grant applicants. Grant awardees shall enter into an agreement with UWSEM detailing the requirements for participation in the program. The agreement shall ATTACHMENT A be reviewed by Corporation Counsel and Guidehouse. A report detailing grant award recipients, planned use of funds and amount of grant awards shall be forwarded to the Board of Commissioners. Timeline: The timeline for the grant process is indicated on the attached Grant Information Sheet. Oakland Together Community Response and Recovery Fund Administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan Grant Information Sheet As a result of the increased demand for mental/behavioral services stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Oakland County Executive and Board of Commissioners have allocated $10 million in American Rescue Plan Act Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to establish the Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program. This program will offer grants to Oakland County non-profit organizations delivering mental/behavioral health services and associated support services with a goal of increasing the capacity of these organizations to meet this growing demand for services. Through this fund, the Oakland County Executive and Board of Commissioners have made $10,000,000 available to nonprofits in the mental health and behavioral health sectors, serving residents of Oakland County through a competitive grant award process administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan. Please read the following information carefully for details pertaining to funding priorities, eligibility, award types, funding amounts, compliance requirements, and grant timeline. Please submit questions to: OaktandToaether(c)UnitedWavSEM.ore Grant Timeline (Application Opens September 8, 2021 @ 8AM Qand A Webinar Click HERE to register. Friday, September 17, 20211pm — 2pm Applications Due October 1, 2021 Award Announcements -By October 25, 2021 (First Quarterly Report Due February 21, 2022 Spending Period Begins November 1, 2021 spending Period Ends October 31, 2022* Final Report Due November 21, 2022 *Extensions, including no -cost extensions, will NOT be considered for this grant program. Compliance Requirements and Funding Priorities Funds through this award are being made available to help nonprofit organizations scale capacity to deliver mental and/or behavioral health services to individuals impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure operational continuity and expansion to meet growing demand for support services throughout the county. Oakland County recognizes the incredible strain the COVID-19 pandemic has put on both individual county residents as well as mental and behavioral health providers. The funds allocated for this grant program are to be used expressly for the purpose of delivering mental and behavioral health services to residents of Oakland County. Compliance requirements include: o All funds received under this grant must be spent within the spending period of November 1, 2021— October 31, 2022. No extensions to the spending period will be granted. o Organizations must be providing mental and/or behavioral health services through providers who are licensed and in good standing with the State of Michigan. o Grant award funds shall not be used for any damages that are covered by insurance. o There should be no duplicative funding for the same services provided. o Grant award recipients shall be required to submit quarterly reports in accordance with the grant timeline provided above. o Funds received through this grant must be spent on programs or services in Oakland County and/or to support Oakland County residents. Additional priorities include: o Organizations that have a long-standing track record in Oakland County. o Organizations that address critical mental health and/or behavioral health needs in the community. o Ensuring that the slate of awardees demonstrates adequate coverage of geographic area and service type. Eligibility and Award Types and Scoring Rubric Applicants must meet the following basic eligibility criteria: The applicant must be a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, in good standing with both the State of Michigan and the Internal Revenue Service. The applicant must be based in Oakland County or providing service to Oakland County residents. Services supported through this grant may only be offered to Oakland County residents. The applicant must be a provider of evidence -based mental and/or behavioral health services and those services, where applicable, must be delivered by professionals in good standing and licensed by the State of Michigan. o Service types include but may not be limited to: Mental health treatment for adults and children, substance misuse treatment, other behavioral health services, hotlines or warm lines, crisis intervention, overdose prevention. Prior to applying, applicants should review the award types and scoring rubric below and choose the award type and funding amount that best fits the organization's needs and capacity within the award and spending timeframe. There is no mechanism for negotiating alternate award amounts after an application is submitted and there will not be an opportunity to extend or amend grant contracts beyond the stated grant period. Funds are available for three types of awards and funding ranges: Award Type 1: Operational Grant Funding Range: $50,000 to $100,000 Award Description: Operational grants from $50,000 and up to $100,000 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to maintain or enhance mental and/or behavioral health services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Award Type 2: Expansion Grant Funding Range: $100,001 to $250,000 Award Description: Expansion grants from $100,001 and up to $250,000 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to expand or implement new mental and/or behavioral health services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Award Type 3: Community Grant Funding Range: $250,001 to $500,000 Award Description: Community grants of $250,001 and up to $500,000 may be awarded to nonprofit organizations that meet basic eligibility criteria and need funds to maintain or enhance mental and/or behavioral health services and/or implement new services because of increased demand due to the COVID-19 pandemic. To be considered, organizations applying for this award type must have an annual operating budget of at least $4,000,000, recorded in the most recently approved organizational budget. Organizations applying for this award type must also have a large service footprint that reaches clients throughout Oakland County and will be asked to provide plans to demonstrate the ability to deploy the larger amount of funds requested within the spending period, ended October 31, 2022. BOARD FLOOR AMENDMENT IN RE: OAKLAND TOGETHER MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLBEING NON-PROFIT GRANT PROGRAM POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Amend the following: Removing - Memo dated August 10, 2021 in RE: The Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non- profit Grant Program (Project ID#10000003458) and the ATTACHMENT A, Oakland Together Community Response and Recovery Fund Administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan — Grant Information Sheetand Replace with "Attachment A" which includes Memo dated August 31, 2021 in RE: The Oakland Together Mental Health and Wellbeing Non-profit Grant Program (Project ID#10000003458) and a revised Oakland Together Community Response and Recovery Fund Administered by United Way for Southeastern Michigan — Grant Information Sheet. Amend the Item to include the document labeled "Scoring Rubric"