Coordinates a community-wide fundraising effort to support local social service agencies.

Conducts annual fundraising drives, campaigns in the workplace, and other initiatives to generate fiscal support for partner agencies that provide health and human service programs. Accepts financial contributions to help social service programs meet priority community-wide needs.

Grants from the Ashtabula Foundation benefit all residents throughout Ashtabula County who seek greater quality in their community. Grants are provided non-profit organizations that have been granted 501(c)(3) status to meet a wide range of needs, from start-up seed money to matching for fully funded projects. In addition, the foundation is a partner with other local organizations to initiate, develop or support specific programs and projects.

Functions as a grant making public charity providing funding to charitable organizations only which provide services to residents of greater Cleveland's communities in need. Focuses on providing funding for education including family life and cultural and arts, homelessness, crisis intervention, HIV/AIDS education, re-entry (ex-offenders), workforce development, seniors, youth and social services to African Americans. Does not fund endowments, capital grants, or individuals.

Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to non-profit organizations and public schools. Focuses on providing funding for education. Will generally not fund bus transportation, field trips/admission fees, capital assets, facility fees, refreshments, storage units, incentives, school supplies, rewards, and T-shirts.

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 funding to agencies that provide health and human services for residents of Central Ohio under 4 main themes: Education, Income, Health and Home.

Holds an annual JFNA/Jewish Welfare Fund campaign to provide funds for the three agencies under the JCBA umbrella: the Shaw Jewish Community Center of Akron, The Lippman School, and Jewish Family Service.

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).

Operates United Way functions including financial resources development and community partnerships.

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.

Awards grants to qualified Summit County 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations that provide important charitable services to Summit County residents. The four (4) funding cycles include arts and culture, health and human services, civic affairs, and education.

Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to non-profit organizations that support older adults' ability to age in place in their own homes. Focus is on affordable housing, workforce development, total quality of life, and community projects.

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

Directs charitable giving with priorities to education; economic, workforce, and community development; arts and culture; and basic needs.

Provides information on sexually transmitted diseases and infections. Offers education on prevention, reducing risk and on specific STD/STIs such as HPV and Herpes. Operates a hotline that answers STI questions including transmission, prevention, testing and treatment.

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.

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.

Offers grant opportunities for agencies administering programs in the areas of education, financial stability, health, or housing. in Lucas, Ottawa, or Wood Counties. Grant applications are accepted Jan 8 - Feb 23.

This agency does not provide direct services. Service coordination is available to assist social service agencies in working together to provide quality holistic services to children and families.

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.

Aims to improve the quality of life more than 26 communities where the Knight brothers owned newspapers, including Akron. In every community, Knight Foundation’s program directors look to local advisory committees to provide critical insight and help identify opportunities.

Provides personal assistance in private residences to persons with disabilities. Services also includes: meal preparation, laundry assistance, etc.

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

Sources financial donations to help support the mission of West Ohio Food Bank, which is to provide nourish, educate, and advocate for those facing food insecurity. Funding received at West Ohio Food Bank can be used for general operations or program support. More information can be shared per request.