Center For Great Expectations To Receive $1.5 Million From State

July 28, 2022 Community Building, State Legislature

*Mayor Phil Kramer, Assemblyman Joe Danielsen, Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin and Center for Great Expectations CEO Peg Wright, left to right, talk during the lawmakers’ tour of the Center.*

Leaders at the Center for Great Expectations – the group that provides services for expectant women at risk and women recovering from substance use, and their young children – thought they were losing $1 million due to a cutback in federal funding.

Enter state Assemblyman Joe Danielsen, Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin and Mayor Phil Kramer.

A successful lobbying effort by the trio resulted in a $1.5 million allocation for the Center being added to the state’s 2023 budget.

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