Functions as a community foundation providing grant funding for charitable and governmental organizations. Focuses its funding in the following areas: arts and culture, education, environment, health, human services, and community development (civic affairs and economic development).

Provides services in the area of resource development, fund distribution, community building and communication.

Crawford-Marion ADAMH is selected by state law to fund community-based behavioral health care (mental health recovery and substance abuse/addiction services) to citizens of Crawford-Marion Counties regardless of individual financial circumstances. ADAMH makes services available through contracts with local not-for-profit agencies that follow strict standards mandated by the state and federal governments and by Crawford-Marion ADAMH.

Functions as a central fund-raising agency for Jewish agencies. Funds educational, humanitarian and social services through local partner agencies, schools, international organizations, area synagogues and community organizations.

This is a public trust fund for the conservation and administration of gifts of property and money, large and small, from public spirited citizens. Funds are used for charitable, benevolent, and educational purposes, as may contribute to the general welfare, health, and happiness of Clark County residents.

A tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people of Washington County to improve the quality of life of its residents through lasting charitable giving.

The Washington County Behavioral Health Board is the local authority for planning, monitoring, evaluating, and financing publicly funded treatment and prevention services for mental illness and alcohol and drug addiction in Washington County. The Behavioral Health Board studies the local community's needs for mental health and alcohol / drug addiction services, sets priorities and plans strategies for treatment and prevention. The Board does not provide these services directly, but contracts with agencies to provide services to Washington County citizens and employs an executive director and staff to carry out board policies.

Provides the Health Resource Guide for Clark and Champaign Counties, a free interactive annual family health expo and grant funding to agencies in Clark and Champaign County. Provides family health & reproductive health education and inpatient clinical reproductive health services.

Provides grants and scholarships in Greater Middletown, Monroe, Trenton, Franklin, and Madison, and Lemon Townships.

Joint fund-raising effort which, in turn, distributes the contributed funds to several nonprofit agencies to fund the establishment or expansion of specific projects or services.

Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to charitable organizations. Focuses on providing funding in the following areas: arts, culture and Humanities; education; and human services.

Gallia-Jackson-Meigs ADAMH Board is selected by state law to fund community-based behavioral health care (mental health recovery and substance abuse/addiction services) to citizens of Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Counties regardless of individual financial circumstances. ADAMH makes services available through contracts with local not-for-profit agencies that follow strict standards mandated by the state and federal governments and by Gallia-Jackson-Meigs ADAMH.

Uses volunteer committees to identify health and human service needs, work to address community problems, to distribute funds for programs, and promotes understanding of and collaboration with the public health and human service sectors through the public policy committee and other community building efforts.

Makes grants to area agencies and organizations, acts as a clearinghouse for philanthropy in Muskingum County, serves individual and corporate donors, provides scholarships.

Providing community investment solutions to the most critical issues in eight counties throughout Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky by working to prioritize and maximize contributed dollars so as to make the strongest impact possible on areas of greatest need and for permanent improvement

Provides grants to nonprofits for projects that improve the quality of life in Licking County; and awards college scholarships to area students.

Our Foundation accepts grant applications for two cycles in each year. Our grant application is found on our website, www.cfcrawford.org Grant application deadlines are December 31st (awarded in April) and August 31st (Awarded in December).

The Foundation encourages charitable tax-exempt organizations serving Richland County residents to apply for a competitive grant to provide programs and services that fulfill the current needs of the community (Competitive Grant Program). We provide scholarships for local students to attend college or a career technical education center. We award grants to nonprofit agencies that wish to develop creative, educational and fun-filled activities for Richland County children throughout the summer months (Summertime Kids Program). We award grants to Richland County teachers to develop creative and interesting new programs, projects or events for the K-12 classrooms of Richland County (Teacher Assistance Program - TAP). Provide funding to programs and projects in the Richland County area, which empower women to reach their full potential (Women's Fund). For additional grant opportunities contact the Foundation.

Provides speakers on cancer prevention and early detection to organizations. Builds relationships with community-based organizations and health care providers, schools, parks and communities to plan, organize and develop effective cancer prevention and early detection programs and activities. It is recommended Cervical Cancer testing (screening) should begin at age 25; Breast Screenings/Mammogram should start every year for Women between age 40-44; and regular mammograms should happen annually for Women between age 45-54. Women 55 and older can switch to a mammogram every other year.

The board plans, monitors, evaluates, and funds community mental health and substance abuse services. Contracts with local agencies to provide a comprehensive system of mental health and substance abuse services.

Provides investments to agencies that provide health and human services for residents of Knox County as a result of an annual campaign.

Joint fund-raising effort which, in turn, distributes the contributed funds to several nonprofit agencies to fund the establishment or expansion of specific projects or services.

Collects donated clothing, household items, and furniture in good repair. No tears, stains, or broken parts. Serves all of Montgomery County, Beavercreek, Fairborn, Bellbrook, and WPAFB.

Promotes education on lung health and prevention of various lung diseases. Advocates to the government for improved policies relating to lung health. Supports research through funding to fight lung disease.

Joint fund-raising effort which, in turn, distributes the contributed funds to several nonprofit agencies to fund the establishment or expansion of specific projects or services.