Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to charitable and governmental organizations. Focuses on providing funding in the following areas: arts, economic development and community revitalization, education, environment (particularly climate change), and human services). Does not fund endowments. Capital grants given only as part of a larger project.

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.

Awards competitive grants to public charity organizations from the Foundation's unrestricted funds, field of interest funds, and from affiliated Supporting Foundations. Focuses on four opportunities: funds for innovative operations, funds for capital improvements, funds for targeted needs and community improvement project.

A centralized body responsible for the funding of public mental health and alcohol/drug treatment and prevention services. The Board contracts with various local agencies for the provision of services.

PCCF is a vehicle through which individuals, families, businesses and charitable organizations can make gifts, current and deferred, to benefit the community. It is made economical and easy for people to invest in the community, and through your investments, PCCF can help secure brighter futures and more satisfying lives for those living in Pickaway County.

Assesses community needs and problems, monitors service delivery systems, and fosters development of new approaches to respond to community needs. Also sponsors an annual county-wide fundraising campaign.

Provides the following grants and scholarships: * Competitive Grant Program - Fulfill community needs * Education Scholarship - Local students attending college or career technical education center * Summertime Kids Program - Local nonprofits providing summer programming * Teacher Assistance Program - Fund projects for teachers in K-12 classrooms * Women's Fund - Programs that empower women

Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to charitable organizations. Focuses on providing funding in health care and medical research.

Offers volunteer opportunities for adults. Positions available are: day of event volunteer, Dayton Area Chapter member, and office volunteer/clerical (West Chester office).

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.

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

Works to advance the common good in Medina and Summit counties through education, income, and health services.

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

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

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

United Way of Warren County works to improve lives by connecting people, organizations and resources to meet the needs of the community.

Develops resources, seeks solicitations from the public and private sector, donates funds for special programs, and creates permanent and accessible endowments for charitable purposes dedicated to the betterment of the community.

Mobilizes central Ohio to reduce poverty, improve lives and strengthen our community in Franklin County.

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

Functions as a grant making public charity providing funding to charitable organizations. Focuses on providing funding for the following areas: education, health care, mental health, human services, community development, technology, religion, women, and youth. Does not fund, individuals, endowments or give capital grants. The Good Samaritan grant program (once a year) funds nonprofits up to $10,000 for "basic needs."

Supports programs within the community.

Solicits donations and conducts fundraisers to support programs and residents in need at the St. Leonard Senior Living Community.

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).

Offers programs to girls which teach them to relate to others with increased understanding, skill, and respect along with decision making and leadership skills instruction.