Silvana Suder: 10 Richest Cities In Missouri For 2019

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Silvana Suder is a professional blogger with years of experience, he writes the blogs on various topics like traveling, fitness, etc.. In this presentation, he is going to share the set of the 10 richest places in Missouri for 2019. He has traveled in these countries and analyzed the data of these countries. 1. Ladue 2. Glendale 3. Town and Country 4. Eureka 5. Dardenne Prairie 6. Des Peres 7. Parkville 8. Weldon Spring 9. Coeur 10. Sunset Hills

Silvana Suder
10 Richest Cities In Missouri For
2019

Population: 8,591
Rank Last Year: 2 (Up 1)
Median Income: $203,250
Unemployment Rate: 1.2%
Poverty Rate: 2.0%

Population: 5,919
Rank Last Year: 1 (Down 1)
Median Income: $131,250
Unemployment Rate: 1.4%
Poverty Rate: 3.1%

Population: 11,030
Rank Last Year: 3 (No Change)
Median Income: $164,649
Unemployment Rate: 1.8%
Poverty Rate: 4.4%

Population: 10,554
Rank Last Year: 25 (Up 22)
Median Income: $102,809
Unemployment Rate: 1.9%
Poverty Rate: 3.4%

Population: 12,938
Rank Last Year: 6 (Up 1)
Median Income: $128,449
Unemployment Rate: 2.9%
Poverty Rate: 1.4%

Population: 8,536
Rank Last Year: 4 (Down 2)
Median Income: $125,744
Unemployment Rate: 2.9%
Poverty Rate: 2.7%

Population: 6,326
Rank Last Year: 9 (Up 2)
Median Income: $120,333
Unemployment Rate: 1.7%
Poverty Rate: 4.7%

Population: 5,534
Rank Last Year: 4 (Down 4)
Median Income: $103,140
Unemployment Rate: 2.9%
Poverty Rate: 2.3%

Population: 18,259
Rank Last Year: 10 (Up 1)
Median Income: $101,462
Unemployment Rate: 2.6%
Poverty Rate: 3.8%

Population: 8,511
Rank Last Year: 7 (Down 3)
Median Income: $101,058
Unemployment Rate: 1.9%
Poverty Rate: 4.8%

According to the document, poverty rates in Dauphin, Cumberland, and Perry counties in Pennsylvania are high, with over 31,000 people living in poverty in Dauphin County including nearly 12,000 children. In Cumberland County, 15,700 people live in poverty including nearly 5,000 children, which is about every third person in poverty. In Perry County, 4,306 people live in poverty including over 1,700 children. The document provides statistics on poverty rates, populations, and numbers of residents who qualify for assistance programs in each of the three counties.

BCF's Vital Signs Launch Presentation Oct 2, 2012

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The document summarizes key statistics from the Burlington Vital Signs 2012 report. It discusses that Burlington has grown to 80,000 people over 45 years, with 17% being seniors. While most residents rate their city highly, there is a growing gap between rich and poor, with the poverty rate projected to rise to 24% in a decade. Segments of the population facing challenges include seniors where 1 in 10 live in poverty, newcomers who earn 50 cents for every dollar of others, and youth where 10-15% have thoughts of harming themselves.

Burlington's Vital Signs 2013 Launch Presentation

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Habitat for Humanity Grant Allows Hiring of 325 AmeriCorps Members

Taylor Hallman Franklin Lakes

Habitat for Humanity has received a $4.93 million grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service, allowing it to hire 325 AmeriCorps members during the 2019-2020 service year. This will fund over 552,000 hours of service working on building sites throughout the US. For 25 years, Habitat for Humanity has partnered with AmeriCorps to attract skilled volunteers and workers to help construct affordable housing. Through this partnership, over 10,000 AmeriCorps members have served more than 109,000 individuals.

The growth in charitable giving through wills

Zachary_Guest

The document discusses trends in charitable giving through wills in Australia. It notes that while most Australians donate to charities during their lifetime, only 7.4% leave money to charities in their wills, though this number is expected to double in coming years based on UK data. Research estimates that by 2040, the value of money left to charities in wills in Australia will more than double, driven by asset-rich baby boomers. Charities are grateful for both large and small gifts as they all help.

Friendship Place

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Families made up 32% of the 1.6 million people experiencing homelessness in the United States in 2008, with over 6,000 homeless individuals in Washington D.C. alone. The document discusses enabling homeless and formerly homeless adults in Northwest D.C. to rebuild their lives with community involvement through outreach, healthcare, case management, and shelters. It also advocates educating others about the struggles faced by the homeless and promoting awareness of their humanity regardless of circumstances.

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More than one billion people now live in slums according to the UN. Slum populations are growing rapidly due to high birth rates and migration. Many cities will have enormously large populations in the next few years. Living in slums means overcrowded housing and risks like child labor, crime, and violence. Health risks are also high due to unsanitary conditions and lack of access to medical care. The author believes conditions in slums will continue to worsen in the coming years due to large populations, limited resources, and corruption.

NO PASS ZONE

Joelle Martel

The document discusses falls among older adults, noting that 1 in 3 adults aged 65 and older fall each year, with 20-30% suffering moderate to severe injuries. Falls are costly, with medical costs for fall injuries among older adults increasing to $34 billion in 2013. The costs of fall injuries rise with age and are higher for women. The document provides examples of ways non-clinical staff can assist older adult patients to prevent falls by helping with items in their environment, but should not perform clinical tasks and should get clinical staff if needed.

This PowerPoint presentation covers topics related to demographics, poverty, and inequality in Washington D.C. It includes a graph of demographic data for D.C., statistics on reported rapes, information on how nearly 1 in 5 D.C. residents live in poverty, and details that 1 in 3 residents is low-income while the child poverty and income inequality rates are above the national average. It also mentions employment has fallen for African Americans and those with only a high school education to the lowest point in 30 years, and over half of residents lack access to healthcare.

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This document is a presentation from Barh Koh Environment and Sustainable Development Aid, an international nonprofit organization. It summarizes the difficult living conditions faced by millions living in poverty, including lack of access to education, clean water, sanitation, and modern energy sources. It calls on people to help relieve poverty through donations, volunteering, sponsoring students, and supporting humanitarian programs that can improve agriculture, the environment, rural education, health, and local economies.

The Big Idea

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The document discusses different approaches to measuring housing affordability. The traditional Housing Cost Income Ratio (HCIR) considers housing affordable if a household spends 30% or less of their income on housing. However, this does not account for other living expenses. The Residual Income Approach argues housing is only affordable if a household can afford other basic needs after paying for housing. Using Homer Simpson's finances as an example, the HCIR considers his housing affordable but the Residual Income Approach shows he cannot afford other necessities. The document advocates using the Residual Income Approach to better assess affordability problems and target assistance.

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Deronda Aikens

The document discusses the difficulties that many recent college graduates face with high student loan debt and a challenging job market. It contrasts their "American Dream" of attaining success and prosperity with the "American Nightmare" of living paycheck to paycheck. It proposes that individuals can take control of their health and wealth by participating in a program that provides residual income and benefits through building partnerships over time.

Lack of Clean Water is a Severe Problem in Developing World

Liquid Church

Liquid Church in New Jersey has joined forces with nonprofits to fund sanitation and clean water projects in Central America and Africa. Members can participate through missions trips to Nicaragua to help with clean water projects. Over 780 million people worldwide lack access to clean water, resulting in over 3.4 million deaths per year. However, small donations can make a difference, as $20 can provide one child with clean water for 20 years by funding well development projects.

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mukesh kumar

The document summarizes demographics and lifestyle in underdeveloped areas. It describes characteristics of underdevelopment like low levels of living, unemployment, low income, and mass poverty. The lifestyle of individuals in these areas is defined as how they cope with physical, psychological, social and economic challenges on a daily basis. Issues faced include lack of assistance from government, no proper loan or electricity facilities, ignorance from local leadership, unemployment, and no proper sanitation or transportation. Recommendations include providing housing, subsidized food grains, electricity access, and education programs to help improve living standards.

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Shanty towns.

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Shanty towns are densely populated, unorganized settlements with makeshift housing located in developing countries. Millions live without basic infrastructure like water, sanitation, or electricity. Poverty, lack of opportunity, and rapid urbanization drive migration to shanty towns. Conditions are difficult, with unemployment, disease, and social issues hindering development. Improving infrastructure, education, economic opportunities, and recognizing residents' rights could enhance quality of life.

Lumana Global Giving Campaign

Lumana

Lumana is a nonprofit organization that aims to alleviate poverty in rural Africa through education and entrepreneurship. They have been invited to become a lifetime member of GlobalGiving, a website that connects nonprofits with donors, if they can raise at least $4,000 from 50 donors by September 27th. Donors can support Lumana's project to help 25 Ghanaian women create jobs by donating a minimum of $10 online at GlobalGiving.org, in person by September 26th, or by mailing a check by September 24th. Other ways to help include attending a fundraising event, hosting a party, sharing information online, or becoming a Campaign Captain.

General Outline Of Homelessness

West Livaudais

There are three main groups of homeless people: those without housing, those in constant poverty moving frequently, and those who lost housing due to sudden circumstances. Homelessness is caused by both structural factors like changes in housing and job markets as well as personal factors like victimization, mental illness, and low education. A shortage of affordable housing and lack of health insurance exacerbate homelessness. Over 3.5 million people experience homelessness annually in the US, including 1.35 million children, and resources are inadequate to meet the high demand for shelter.

The Homeless

sdoyle10

Homelessness has many underlying causes beyond just drugs and alcohol. There are two main categories of homelessness - episodic and chronic. Episodic homelessness is temporary, usually due to a lack of jobs or domestic violence. Chronic homelessness is a long-term condition often associated with mental illness, addiction, or health problems combined with a lack of social support and failed government policies. Throughout history, periods of industrialization and deinstitutionalization have exacerbated homelessness by disrupting traditional support systems and job opportunities. While homelessness affects all areas, those most at risk tend to be non-white, from female-headed or large families, between 14-25 or over 65, with less than 8 years of education

Gender: Coffee ceremonies, gender and food security in two Ethopian villages

IFSD14

This document summarizes a study on the role of coffee ceremonies in rural Ethiopian households and communities. Coffee ceremonies are an important social institution where coffee is prepared and served to guests. The study found that households feel obligated to hold multiple coffee ceremonies daily to maintain social standing. More frequent ceremonies are associated with greater participation in collective work groups. While coffee ceremonies require significant time and resources, reducing them could damage relationships and reputation in the community. The ceremonies play a role in mobilizing labor and building social networks that help households access crucial assistance and resources for food security.

Hearth Presentation V12

ersilberstein

This document discusses the Hearth Outreach Program, which aims to end homelessness among elders in Boston. It notes that homelessness has increased significantly among elders, with 1 in 5 elders in Boston living below the poverty line. The program focuses on connecting homeless elders to housing and support services over 14-24 months. This includes helping elders search for housing, obtain necessary social services, and stabilize once housed. The program has successfully housed and assisted over 1,000 and 3,000 elders, respectively, with over 96% maintaining housing for over a year. The program aims to expand to serve 350-400 elders annually while maintaining quality. It requests $370,000 over two years to achieve these goals.

Boomers retirement

Spoerlein

The document discusses the financial challenges facing baby boomers in retirement. It notes that most boomers do not have enough savings and face historically low interest rates, making it difficult to generate sufficient monthly income from their savings. Even having $500,000 in savings would only generate around $350 per month. Most boomers will also be dependent on social security benefits, which for the average person provide around $1,177 per month. However, daily living expenses will take a large portion of that monthly income, leaving many boomers in a precarious financial situation in their retirement years. The document suggests starting a small home-based business to generate additional needed income.

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Centre for Ageing Better

JustFresh - TEDx 2016

Jonathan Shih

Farmers are the backbone of society but are not celebrated as heroes. China faces threats to its social and economic well-being from issues of food and water security due to pollution and depleting natural resources. While leaders are making efforts through policy reforms and investments, millions continue to suffer from the serious toxicity problem until long-term solutions are discovered. One contributor discussed is industry, which provides the most pollution annually.

Volunteer presentation d12

bradniemeyer

The document summarizes the funding challenges facing Breese District 12 schools. It notes that funding from local, state, and federal sources has declined in recent years. Breese D12 has the lowest tax rates in the county but has never previously asked for a tax increase. Despite low funding, the district received academic achievement awards in 2011-2012. Statewide, over 60% of districts face budget deficits due to funding cuts. The document suggests ways to increase community support and awareness for a funding referendum.

Migration 3

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Rural-urban migration has led to overcrowded cities and shanty towns with poor living conditions in many LEDCs. While some improvements have been made through self-help schemes and government programs, the scale of need often outstrips resources. Long-term solutions require reducing rural-urban migration flows by improving rural development, healthcare, education and job opportunities in countryside areas.

Exploring Dallas Poverty in Local, Regional, and National Contexts

Timothy Bray

This document examines poverty in Dallas, Texas from 2000-2014. It finds that poverty rates increased much more sharply than population growth over this period. The number of children and Hispanic individuals living in poverty grew by 59% and 53% respectively, outpacing the city's overall population increase of 8%. Dallas had one of the highest child poverty and Hispanic poverty rates among major U.S. cities in 2014. The document also analyzes how poverty affects brain development and civic participation, and discusses the changing geographic concentration of poverty within Dallas over time.

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Lake County Snapshot

Purdue Center for Regional Development

The document provides data on demographics, economic, and labor market conditions in Lake County from 2000-2012. Some key findings include: - The population grew 2% to nearly 507,000, primarily through natural increase as out-migration exceeded in-migration. The population is aging as those under 50 declined. - The number of establishments doubled to over 32,000, mostly through new startups. Most establishments have 1-9 employees. - The largest industry is health care/social assistance, employing 34,000. Manufacturing and retail also employ over 25,000 each.

County Profile Template Booklet

Purdue Center for Regional Development

The document provides demographic, economic, and labor market data and analysis for Lake County. It shows that between 2000-2012 the population grew modestly due to natural increase, though many young people moved out. The population is aging and becoming more diverse. The number of establishments doubled from 2000-2011 primarily through new business formation. Health care and social assistance is the largest industry, providing the most jobs. Office and administrative support and sales are the top occupations. Educational attainment among residents has increased.

Lake County Data Snapshot

Purdue Center for Regional Development

The document provides demographic, economic, and labor market data and analysis for Lake County. It shows that between 2000-2012 the population grew modestly due to natural increase, though many young people moved away. The population became more diverse and better educated. The economy saw strong growth in establishments, especially small businesses. Top industries like healthcare and manufacturing declined slightly while others like construction grew. Office and administrative jobs make up the largest occupation.

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The population in the Western Chester County region grew 25% between 2000 and 2010, faster than Chester County as a whole. This was due in part to new housing and transportation improvements like the Route 30 bypass and SEPTA service. Median household incomes rose significantly during this period as well. Over 60% of the workforce is in white collar jobs and educational attainment exceeds surrounding areas. While there are perceptions of crime and poor schools, reality shows lower crime rates, all schools exceeding state standards, and a comparable workforce to other regions. The study will analyze trends and issues to develop recommendations for the future of Western Chester County.

Williamson County, Texas: Changing Demographics and Implications of Growth

Civic Analytics LLC

Williamson County is growing rapidly due to migration from other areas, especially Travis County. The population is becoming more diverse, with the Hispanic population projected to be over half of new residents in the next 20 years. This presents challenges around education and income inequality but also opportunities if inclusive economic development policies are pursued. Growth represents both challenges and opportunities for Williamson County to leverage as it takes on a more prominent role in the Austin region.

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The document discusses strategies for making banking more affordable and sustainable for low-income populations. It analyzes demand curves and consumption data from Tanzania to understand customer segments. Four key population segments are identified based on their daily consumption in dollars. The document argues that understanding consumption levels can help design pricing strategies to increase activity levels and profitability by targeting different segments along the demand curve. World Bank data on poverty levels, GDP, and other economic indicators are used to segment customers and estimate potential for new business models targeting the poor.

WSBI SAVINGS BANK RURAL POOR - DELIVERING AFFORDABILITY IN A SUSTAINABILE WAY

Dr Lendy Spires

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The document summarizes the challenges facing the Williamson Central School District's 2011-2012 budget. Significant cuts were made, including the elimination of 9 professional and 1.4 classified positions. State aid was cut by $1.48 million or 16.24% of the previous year's funding. For the 2011-2012 school year, the district is facing a shortfall of $2.2 million despite applying federal funding and reserves. Further cuts of 7-10 professional and 3-5 support positions may be necessary.

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MartinWaymire

The document analyzes data to determine the characteristics of prosperous states and regions in order to set goals for Michigan's future prosperity. It finds that the most prosperous states and metro areas have high levels of educational attainment, especially a large percentage of residents with bachelor's degrees or higher. These areas also have a high proportion of employment and wages coming from "knowledge industries" that require skilled, educated workers. The document concludes Michigan should strive to emulate these top states and regions by increasing educational attainment levels and attracting more knowledge-based industries in order to raise income and prosperity.

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This document summarizes the key findings of a report by Elizabeth Kneebone and Alan Berube on confronting suburban poverty in the Chicago region. It finds that the geography of poverty has shifted substantially to suburbs, with over half of the region's poor now living in suburban areas. However, current policies are not well-aligned to address the challenges of suburban poverty, such as lack of transportation access and limited philanthropic resources. The report calls for a new agenda focused on regional collaboration and strategic, enterprise-level funding to better serve the poor across metropolitan areas.

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This document summarizes the key findings of a report by Elizabeth Kneebone and Alan Berube on confronting suburban poverty in the Chicago region. It finds that the geography of poverty has shifted substantially to suburbs, with over half of the region's poor now living in suburban areas. However, current policies are not well-aligned to address the challenges of suburban poverty, such as limited access to services, fragmented governance, and inflexible funding. The report calls for a new agenda focused on achieving scale for solutions, collaborating across boundaries, and funding strategies that leverage both public and private resources to create opportunities in metropolitan regions.

Critical elements of entrepreneurial development system macke

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The document discusses community-based and entrepreneur-focused economic development strategies. It notes that Virginia has experienced strong but uneven growth, and that entrepreneurs will be key to future success. It advocates for a "ground game" approach involving communities as partners in development. Lessons from initiatives in Kansas emphasize long-term collaboration and community engagement. Building blocks for success include statewide infrastructure and resources paired with local coaching and entrepreneur identification. Assessments help communities craft strategies, and tracking impact is important. Case studies illustrate how some communities have experienced renewal through focused entrepreneur support.

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