The city is planning to grant $10,000 to All In Mountain Brook. At a December City Council meeting, board member Leigh Ann Sisson presented information about the organization’s mission and plans, and the council agreed to grant the funding as soon as a formal contract had been created for it.
The community-based service is targeting parents, students and the community to enhance and protect the lives of Mountain Brook youth, focusing on factors that put students at risk, including substance abuse, high-risk behavior, violence, preventable accidents and mental health issues.
The requested funding will go toward programming to be planned by appointed PTO representatives at each of the six Mountain Brook schools. Mountain Brook High School will receive $5,000, and MBJH would get $3,000 and each elementary school $500. All In is also selling memberships to increase its revenue for programming.
For more information, visit allinmountainbrook.org.
