Showing top 200 of 439 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | CHILDRENS CENTER OF OHIO INC TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR CHILDREN TO PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL OR CLUB ACTIVITIES, TRIPS, AND COVENTIONS THEY WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD TO PAY FOR ON THEIR OWN. TO PROVIDE AIDE TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN FOR MEDICAL EXPENSES. | PATRIOT, OH | |
| 152 | CHILDRENS CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENTAL PROVIDE EMPIRICALLY BASED, QUALITY SERVICES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER. | WESTERVILLE, OH | |
| 153 | NEW ALBANY MONTESSORI SCHOOL TO EDUCATE CHILDREN, APPLYING PHILOSOPHY and PRINCIPLES OF MONTESSORI METHODS. | NEW ALBANY, OH | |
| 154 | MUSICIANS AGAINST CHILDHOOD CANCER RAISE FUNDS FOR CHILDREN CANCER RESEARCH BY PUTTING ON MUSIC CONCERTS. | GALENA, OH | |
| 155 | CD 1025 FOR THE KIDS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN IN CENTRAL OHIO. | COLUMBUS, OH | |
| 156 | Oak Creek Parent Teacher Organization To enhance and improve our childrens education through monetary and program support of the oak creek elementary school | Lewis Center, OH | |
| 157 | PARKER WOODS MONTESSORI FOUNDATION To support the education of children at Parker Woods Montessori by fostering relationships among the school, parents, and teachers, as well as providing and supporting enrichment activities. | Cincinnati, OH | |
| 158 | ROCK FOR TOTS BENEFIT OF NEEDY CHILDREN AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES | CHILLICOTHE, OH | |
| 159 | EKKLESIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AN ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS AND MINISTRIES TO THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. THERE ARE FOUR FOCUS AREAS: 1.)ZOE - HEALTH AND WELLNESS MINISTRIES THAT EQUIP INDIVIDUALS PHYSICALLY, EMOTIONALLY, AND MENTALLY FOR LIVING.2.)YARAH- EDUCATIONAL AND TRAINING MINISTRIES THAT PROVIDE INSTRUCTION/DEVELOPMENT FOR YOUTH, YOUNG ADULTS, AND SENIOR CITIZENS. THIS INCLUDES, BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO EARLY CHILD DEVELOPMENT, BASIC SKILLS, REMEDIAL , COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, OCCUPATIONAL, AND SUPPLEMENTARY REHABILITATION.3.)PRAMA- BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYMENT MINISTRIES THAT GENERATE INCOME AND BUILD WEALTH FOR EKKLESA COMMUNITY MINISTRIES, CBC MEMBERS AND COMMUNITY. 4.)CHORION- REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT MINISTRIES THAT PURCHASES, DEVELOPS, OWNS, AND MANAGES RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE PROPERTIES FOR RENTAL AND THE INTENT TO SELL. | CINCINNATI, OH | |
| 160 | TOPS INC AND ASSOCIATES TRAINING AND PREVENTION SERVICE PROVIDE CHILDCARE AND AFTERSCHOOL CARE TO CHILDREN. | DAYTON, OH | |
| 161 | Scholarship Opportunities for Success Scholarship Opportunities for Success is an all-volunteer organization which in 20 years has awarded over $775,872 to help 191 women. They are given the opportunity to pursue their academic goals, enabling them to obtain jobs that can raise the economic status of their families. Many recipients have overcome abuse, homelessness, addiction and financial hardships and graduate with academic honors.Applicants are carefully screened. They must be at least 18 years old and be US citizens. They must demonstrate financial need and show evidence that they are likely to succeed in achieving their goals.Awards do not exceed $5,000 and are paid directly to the facility providing the needed services. The scholarship funds may be used for tuition at universities, colleges, technology and trade schools, supplies,equipment, books, fees, bus passes and child care. | Columbus, OH | |
| 162 | CORRYVILLE SUZUKI PROJECT INC EDUCATION OF CHILDREN IN MUSICAL PERFORMANCE AND THEORY | CINCINNATI, OH | |
| 163 | MONTANA DE LUZ PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL SERVICES AND PERSONAL GROWTH EXPERIENCES FOR PARTICIPANTS, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME, PROVIDING ADEQUATE HOUSING AND EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES FOR CHILDREN AFFECTED BY HIV/AIDS IN HONDURAS. | WORTHINGTON, OH | |
| 164 | BENEVOLENT PROTECTIVE ORDER OF ELKS TO PROMOTE BROTHERHOOD, TO HELP CHILDREN GROW UP HEATHLY AND DRUG FREE, TO SUPPORT VETERANS, TO HELP THE HANDICAPPED, AND SUPPORT EDUCATION THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS | Marietta, OH | |
| 165 | LADIES ORIENTAL SHRINE OF THE MISSION IS TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO HELP DISABLED OR SICK CHILDREN, EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY. | COLUMBUS, OH | |
| 166 | The Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Organizations Mission : Be a powerful voice for children, a relevant resource for families, and a strong advocate for the education and well-being of every child. | Columbus, OH | |
| 167 | ALADDIN SHRINERS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION TO RECEIVE; INVEST; AND DISBURSE BEQUESTS, DEVICES, GIFTS AND DONATIONS FOR THE HOSPITALIZATION, CARE, AND TREATMENT OF CHILDREN, IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR RACE, COLOR OR CREED. | GROVE CITY, OH | |
| 168 | THE KIWANIS CLUB OF COLUMBUS OHIO SERVING THE CHILDREN OF THE WORLD BY WORKING TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IN CENTRAL OHIO. | COLUMBUS, OH | |
| 169 | EATON, OH | ||
| 170 | COLUMBUS, OH | ||
| 171 | KETTERING, OH | ||
| 172 | LONDON, OH | ||
| 173 | COLUMBUS, OH | ||
| 174 | RAVENNA, OH | ||
| 175 | ALLIANCE, OH | ||
| 176 | Medina, OH | ||
| 177 | DOVER, OH | ||
| 178 | Liverpool, OH | ||
| 179 | MEDINA, OH | ||
| 180 | CLEVELAND HEIGHTS, OH | ||
| 181 | BEACHWOOD, OH | ||
| 182 | CLEVELAND, OH | ||
| 183 | ELYRIA, OH | ||
| 184 | SHAKER HEIGHTS, OH | ||
| 185 | Pepper Pike, OH | ||
| 186 | SHAKER HTS, OH | ||
| 187 | CLEVELAND, OH | ||
| 188 | MANSFIELD, OH | ||
| 189 | BATH, OH | ||
| 190 | Cleveland, OH | ||
| 191 | Warren, OH | ||
| 192 | CLEVELAND, OH | ||
| 193 | ROCKY RIVER, OH | ||
| 194 | CANTON, OH | ||
| 195 | COLUMBUS, OH | ||
| 196 | CUYAHOGA FALLS, OH | ||
| 197 | TIFFIN, OH | ||
| 198 | Norton, OH | ||
| 199 | CLEVELAND, OH | ||
| 200 | Shaker Heights, OH | ||
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