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Funding pattern

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1 grant matching “campagin” · $25,000

• $25,000

  Ohio Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics · Columbus, OH · 2023

  Put a lid on it bike helmet safety awareness campaign runs every year in ohio to raise awareness on bike helmet safety, educate on public policies, encourage adults to be behavior models, and provide bike helmets. Ohio … read allPut a lid on it bike helmet safety awareness campaign runs every year in ohio to raise awareness on bike helmet safety, educate on public policies, encourage adults to be behavior models, and provide bike helmets. Ohio aap enlist pediatricians, county health departments, police/fire departments, schools, nonprofits, and other community partners to provide education and free bike helmets at community events. Activities include bike helmet distributions demonstrating proper use and fit; public awareness campagins emphasizing the importance and effectiveness of helmet safety; and bike rodeos where children learn safe riding tips by participating in riding simulations mirroring common biking situations. less

Top recipients

Repeat recipients are the strongest signal of whether a funder has an open door or quietly re-funds the same organizations.

• The Nature Conservancy3 grants · $276,500
• Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade - Black United Fund3 grants · $225,000
• James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association2 grants · $174,114
• Altasea at the Port of Los Angeles3 grants · $150,000
• Choc Foundation2 grants · $143,967
• Safe Kids Worldwide1 grant · $100,000
• Providence Trinitycare Hospice Foundation1 grant · $100,000
• Providence Trinitycare Foundation1 grant · $100,000
• Friends of the Underline1 grant · $100,000
• Flying Horse Farms (Fhf)1 grant · $100,000

Giving over time

Grant history

The 100 largest of 114 grants.

• $100,000

  Friends of Cabrillo Marine Aquarium · San Pedro, CA · 2024

  Youth living near the port of los angeles face environmental challenges like noise, traffic, and poor air and water quality, yet rarely have access to careers that address these issues. The young scientists program crea… read allYouth living near the port of los angeles face environmental challenges like noise, traffic, and poor air and water quality, yet rarely have access to careers that address these issues. The young scientists program creates a pathway to well-paying careers in science, research, and ocean conservation. Junior high and high school students begin by developing research projects from hypothesis to experimentation using advanced lab equipment. They present their findings through scientific posters and talks at an aquarium-hosted symposium and help interpret their work to visitors. At the next level, college students serve as paid interns on conservation research projects, including the white abalone captive breeding program led by bodega marine labs at uc davis and funded by noaa. less
• $100,000

  Friends of the Underline · Miami, FL · 2024

  The way kids roll: safety @ the underline is a series of free, family-friendly, walk and bike educational programs designed to cultivate a safe environment for people of all ages to be active and healthy. Events include… read allThe way kids roll: safety @ the underline is a series of free, family-friendly, walk and bike educational programs designed to cultivate a safe environment for people of all ages to be active and healthy. Events include bicycle handling and safety skill training through bike rodeos; bike repairs provided by a local nonprofit partner; and helmet, safety light, and bike giveaways. Bike rodeos present bicycle driving courses, in a safe and protected environment, simulating actual roadway situations commonly encountered by bicyclists. Skills emphasized and practiced include starting and stopping, using hand signals, scanning for traffic without weaving, making turns, safe maneuvering, entering a roadway safely, avoiding hazards, and balancing. Programming is offered both in english and in spanish to serve miami's diverse communities, targeting local schools along the trail as well as disadvantaged communities in little havana, overtown, and west grove/culver. less
• $100,000

  Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council · Redlands, CA · 2024

  Gssgc's 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. The skyland ranch… read allGssgc's 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. The skyland ranch environmental education program is year-round and available to local school children as well as traditional girl scouts. Program facilitators work alongside educators to ensure program activities are aligned with the next generation science standards and collaborate to create citizen science projects that teachers can expand upon back in the classroom. Some activities include building solar batteries, studying weather stations and hydrology, utilizing equipment to find and understand groundwater, and even a game focused on the importance of preserving animal ecosystems. less
• $100,000

  National Organizations for Youth Safety · Alexandria, VA · 2024

  Nytef is a 10-month, paid fellowship designed to empower young bipoc leaders nationwide through immersive education and community engagement focused on transportation equity. Fellows explore pedestrian safety challenges… read allNytef is a 10-month, paid fellowship designed to empower young bipoc leaders nationwide through immersive education and community engagement focused on transportation equity. Fellows explore pedestrian safety challenges in bipoc communities and engage in digital storytelling, advocacy, and action aligned with the safe system approach-promoting safer roads, vehicles, speeds, and post-crash care. Participants commit at least 15 hours per month to virtual cohort sessions, one-on-one development meetings, and mentorship. The program culminates in key interventions informed by community input and data, including a comprehensive roadmap featuring step-by-step resources, case studies, and methodologies for engaging youth in transportation equity and pedestrian safety. less
• $100,000

  Ohio Hispanic Coalition · Columbus, OH · 2024

  The youth environment and sustainability development project serves approximately 400 latino/hispanic youth, grades 1-8 through hands-on environmental and sustainability activities that foster technical skills, teamwork… read allThe youth environment and sustainability development project serves approximately 400 latino/hispanic youth, grades 1-8 through hands-on environmental and sustainability activities that foster technical skills, teamwork, and cultural connection. Participants explore topics through weekly lessons and experiential learning, including planting flowers and herbs commonly used in latino households; composting to enrich garden soil; solar car building and sustainability-themed team challenges; career exploration and technical skills development; and field trips to water treatment plants, recycling centers and landfills to understand resource life cycles. Each session integrates goal-setting, problem-solving, and collaboration - empowering students to become environmentally conscious leaders in their communities. less
• $100,000

  Providence Trinitycare Hospice Foundation · Torrance, CA · 2024

  As southern california's only dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care program, trinitykids care provides specialized, compassionate support for children at the end of life. Clinicians are on-call 24/7 and work w… read allAs southern california's only dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care program, trinitykids care provides specialized, compassionate support for children at the end of life. Clinicians are on-call 24/7 and work with registered nurses, social workers, home health aides, chaplains and volunteers to deliver holistic care tailored to each child and family. Family financial assessments are conducted to help ensure fundamental needs are being met, particularly with families living at or below the federal poverty level. Support includes assistance with medical supplies, medications, utilities, transportation, food, and other essential services, helping families focus on what matters most: time together. less
• $100,000

  Sight Savers America · Pelham, AL · 2024

  Targeting alabama and ohio, sight savers america (ssa) provide high-tech vision equipment and individual low vision services to children with severe visual impairment not correctable with eyeglasses, contact lenses or s… read allTargeting alabama and ohio, sight savers america (ssa) provide high-tech vision equipment and individual low vision services to children with severe visual impairment not correctable with eyeglasses, contact lenses or surgery. Ssa case specialists work with a network of partners to identify children with low vision needs, arrange for professional low vision evaluations and provide vision aids such as an evm, monoculars, dome magnifiers or blind aids, distributed through a low vision clinic/home delivery. The clinics include in-depth, one-on-one training on the use and care of the child's new visual aid equipment, with ssa staff following up with each family served until the child reaches the age of 19. less
• $100,000

  Aquarium of the Pacific · Long Beach, CA · 2022

  The ocean science education program inspires children to think like scientists and have a greater appreciation for our natural world. Aquarium educators teach a roster of more than 50 next generation science standards-a… read allThe ocean science education program inspires children to think like scientists and have a greater appreciation for our natural world. Aquarium educators teach a roster of more than 50 next generation science standards-aligned environmental education programs for grades k-12. To reach students unable to visit in-person, the aquarium offers free, bilingual virtual field trips and online classes; and will pilot a mobile classroom to go directly to title i schools to engage students in ocean science. Additionally, teens bring the wonders of the ocean to their communities with fun, educational lawn signs, selecting a new topic or animal to write about and share with thier neighborhoods each week. less
• $100,000

  Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio · Lorain, OH · 2022

  Adjacent to bgcneo, the 4+ acre morgana bluffs nature preserve serves as an outdoor lab, putting the simplistic splendors of nature at the club members' fingertips. Local youth gain exposure to and build on stem concept… read allAdjacent to bgcneo, the 4+ acre morgana bluffs nature preserve serves as an outdoor lab, putting the simplistic splendors of nature at the club members' fingertips. Local youth gain exposure to and build on stem concepts through "fun with purpose" activities and experiments that encourage hands-on learning through real world exploration. Building on interest generated from the preserve, bgcneo will increase programming by hiring an environmental manager, adding explorer kits to accompany programs and tours at the preserve, establishing an urban farm at every site in its region, and hosting a 'green' fashion show highlighting outfits created using upcycled materials. less
• $100,000

  Flying Horse Farms (Fhf) · Mt Gilead, OH · 2022

  Flying horse farms (fhf) is a magical, transformational camp for children with serious illnesses, ages 8-15. Offered at no cost to families, camp is designed to meet the specific medical needs for a particular diagnosis… read allFlying horse farms (fhf) is a magical, transformational camp for children with serious illnesses, ages 8-15. Offered at no cost to families, camp is designed to meet the specific medical needs for a particular diagnosis or group of diagnoses. For one week, campers 'spread their wings and fly solo' (without their families), living in cabins and participating in traditional summer camp activities - all under medical customized supervision. At fhf safety is just as important as creating life-changing experiences for the children. Funding will be used to re-grade and pave paths, allowing campers to safely access major areas of the campgrounds. less
• $100,000

  Friends of the Conservatory · Columbus, OH · 2022

  Students of all ages learn about natural sciences, health and the environment through a suite of environmental education and conservation programming. School field trips educate students about native and non-native plan… read allStudents of all ages learn about natural sciences, health and the environment through a suite of environmental education and conservation programming. School field trips educate students about native and non-native plants, insects, birds, etc., while camp stem students explore stem concepts and "native pollinators" then receive a culminating field trip to enjoy with their families. Franklin park conservatory (fpc) partners with head starts across columbus, providing educational programming to 500, 3-5 year olds. Teen corps, a high-impact summer program, teaches teens life and work skills through hands-on urban farming activities, which includes growing and selling produce at fpc's farmer's market. Finally, support of community gardens give visitors much needed access to locally grown food. less
• $100,000

  Mitchell'S Place · Birmingham, AL · 2022

  Specializing in improving the lives of children affected by autism and other developmental disabilities, mitchells place offers quality diagnostic, educational and therapeutic services. Teams of highly qualified and car… read allSpecializing in improving the lives of children affected by autism and other developmental disabilities, mitchells place offers quality diagnostic, educational and therapeutic services. Teams of highly qualified and caring therapists, analysts and teachers work to remediate social, communicative, adaptive and academic functioning while simultaneously decelerating maladaptive behavior through individualized and comprehensive treatment plans. With newly acquired space at their southside clinic in birmingham, mitchell's place will be able to provide their suite of therapeutic services to more children and in one location, making it convenient for families that require more comprehensive treatment. less
• $100,000

  National Safety Council · Itasca, IL · 2022

  With the aim of increasing parent knowledge and improve behaviors regarding child passenger safety for school-age children, the national safety council (nsc) will conduct booster seat surveys and focus groups with paren… read allWith the aim of increasing parent knowledge and improve behaviors regarding child passenger safety for school-age children, the national safety council (nsc) will conduct booster seat surveys and focus groups with parents and caregivers of children in first through fifth grades. For starters, the survey will be conducted in florida, indiana, michigan and ohio. Feedback will serve as a baseline for identifying common barriers that prevent parents and caregivers from properly securing children in vehicles and inform new programs to improve vehicle safety for school-age children. Nsc also seeks to improve access to car seats, booster seats and community resources and look to distribute them at no cost as needs are identified. less
• $100,000

  Providence Trinitycare Foundation · Torrance, CA · 2022

  Operating as the only dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care program serving southern california, trinitykids cares uniquely trains interdisciplinary teams of physicians, registered nurses, social workers, home… read allOperating as the only dedicated pediatric hospice and palliative care program serving southern california, trinitykids cares uniquely trains interdisciplinary teams of physicians, registered nurses, social workers, home health aides, non-denominational chaplains, and volunteers to care for children at the end-of-life. Clinicians are on-call 24/7, providing comprehensive counseling services including the emotional and spiritual needs of the whole family. Family financial assessments are conducted to help ensure fundamental needs are being met, particularly with families living at or below the federal poverty level. Families receive assistance with medical supplies, medication, utilities, transportation, food, etc. less
• $100,000

  Safe Kids Worldwide · Washington, DC · 2022

  Safe kids will develop an all-terrain vehicle (atv) safety education and awareness program to help promote safety for children, teens and their caregivers around off highway vehicles (ohv). This includes utility task ve… read allSafe kids will develop an all-terrain vehicle (atv) safety education and awareness program to help promote safety for children, teens and their caregivers around off highway vehicles (ohv). This includes utility task vehicles (utv) and recreational off-highway vehicles (rov) but with the majority of fatalities and injuries being attributed to atv incidents, atv safety awareness will be the high priority. Educational materials will be developed into an atv safety toolkit which will not only include the american academy of pediatrics guidelines for use of an atv, but will also contain a social media guide, educational guide, press release materials, digital assets, tip sheets and a fact sheet. These safety toolkits will be distributed to states where high incidence of fatalities and serious injury occur. less
• $100,000

  The Nature Conservancy · Arlington, VA · 2022

  Collaboration is at the heart of the nature conservancy's restoration efforts to establish a corridor connecting the talledega national forest in alabama to the sheffield-paulding wildlife management area on the western… read allCollaboration is at the heart of the nature conservancy's restoration efforts to establish a corridor connecting the talledega national forest in alabama to the sheffield-paulding wildlife management area on the western outskirts of metropolitan atlanta. The aim is to restore critical habitat for the montane longleaf pine ecosystem, which is considered to be the most endangered longleaf system. Budding scientists from paulding county high school, kennesaw state university, berry college, and clemson university will work alongside field biologists and other stakeholders to conduct restoration activities such as monitoring pine snakes and other species, collecting habitat data and conducting community outreach programs at regional schools, nature centers and libraries to spread awareness. less
• $100,000

  The Nature Conservancy · Arlington, VA · 2022

  Educating youth and families through field experiences and virtual learning opportunities and volunteer engagement are high priorities for the nature conservancy (tnc) in ohio. To amplify nature labs (a science-based on… read allEducating youth and families through field experiences and virtual learning opportunities and volunteer engagement are high priorities for the nature conservancy (tnc) in ohio. To amplify nature labs (a science-based online learning platform) reach, tnc will host monthly virtual field trips targeting families and ohio e-subscribers; making the curriculum accessible to other youth-focused organizations across ohio; and hosting volunteer events for families to get involved with local conservation. Also, tnc looks to provide more opportunities for volunteer engagement in its ongoing conservation efforts like protecting 38,000 acres of resilient and connected lands, improving ecological management on 14,000 acres, restoring 23,000 acres of wetlands, to name a few. less
• $100,000

  Thinkfirst Foundation · Naperville, IL · 2022

  Thinkfirst foundation provides evidence-based educational programs promoting vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian safety for children ages birth to 8th grade. Tailored for grades 1-3, curricula for thinkfirst for kids inclu… read allThinkfirst foundation provides evidence-based educational programs promoting vehicle, bicycle, and pedestrian safety for children ages birth to 8th grade. Tailored for grades 1-3, curricula for thinkfirst for kids includes worksheets and a street smart animated video, providing lessons on protecting the brain/spinal cord, vehicle and bus safety, and bicycle and pedestrian safety. Thinkfirst for youth serves grades 4-8 with lessons addressing the brain and spinal cord, vehicle and pedestrian safety, and bicycle and sports safety, helping students build communication and conflict resolution skills, increase self-confidence, & the ability to make safe choices. Thinkfirst for your baby is an educational class for new or expectant parents, grandparents, or other caregivers sharing lessons on street/pedestrian safety when with babies and young children, car seat use, and vehicle safety for babies and children, including a 1-hour presentation by a certified child passenger safety technician. less
• $99,590

  Ohio Energy Project · Worthington, OH · 2022

  Through a stem-based, standards-aligned curriculum, e3: energy efficiency environment connects textbook energy and environmental concepts to real-world experiences. In the classroom, students learn all about energy and … read allThrough a stem-based, standards-aligned curriculum, e3: energy efficiency environment connects textbook energy and environmental concepts to real-world experiences. In the classroom, students learn all about energy and environmental science, efficiency principles, and conservation practices through hands-on labs and activities designed to promote teamwork, develop critical thinking, and spark curiosity for a lifetime of sustainable learning. Students then put their knowledge to the test at home, teaching their families and communities about the importance of energy efficiency and its connection to the world around them. Utilizing at-home activities and conservation kits, students are empowered to further environmental literacy and mitigate energy impacts in their communities. less
• $95,000

  James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association · Indianapolis, IN · 2024

  The skills on wheels training program was created to address the lack of standardized training for children in indiana and michigan who use wheelchairs. This five-week program empowers young wheelchair users and their c… read allThe skills on wheels training program was created to address the lack of standardized training for children in indiana and michigan who use wheelchairs. This five-week program empowers young wheelchair users and their caregivers by building mobility skills, confidence, and community. Participants learn 33 essential wheelchair skills that help them navigate real-world challenges such as city curbs, steep ramps, tight corners, and inaccessible doors. Instruction is supported by occupational therapy students who assist with training and safety, ensuring a secure and encouraging learning environment. Caregivers also benefit through networking opportunities that foster mutual support and connection. less
• $93,617

  Choc Foundation · Orange, CA · 2022

  Choc will use its new community clinic to provide weekday rehabilitation services, a saturday movement program that includes music and dance, adaptive games, and such skill-building activities as martial arts and yoga t… read allChoc will use its new community clinic to provide weekday rehabilitation services, a saturday movement program that includes music and dance, adaptive games, and such skill-building activities as martial arts and yoga to low-income children living with severe disabilities or chronic illnesses. The aim is to remove the typical barriers to participation these children often face which includes lack of skilled instructors, transportation, and family finances. Children become participants rather than patients as they explore and enjoy movement apart from any medical-therapeutic routine, reaping the psychosocial benefits of play, newfound confidence and self-efficacy that will transcend the program well into the future. less
• $90,000

  Form5 Prosthetics · New Albany, OH · 2022

  With a commitment to enhance the lives of limb different individuals, form5 prosthetics innovates novel prosthetic devices that empower limb different individuals to interact successfully with their world. Each year, fo… read allWith a commitment to enhance the lives of limb different individuals, form5 prosthetics innovates novel prosthetic devices that empower limb different individuals to interact successfully with their world. Each year, form5 host a six-week co-fab workshop, bringing together limb different individuals, students and industry professionals to co-create custom-application devices, enabling dreams of playing instruments, participating in sports, riding bicycles, and other activities. Following the workshops, devices are assessed, refined, selected and mass produced using 3-d printing. Form5 then distributes them to limb different individuals who would not otherwise be able to access them. less
• $79,114

  James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association · Indianapolis, IN · 2022

  The skills on wheels training program was established to fill a void in standardized training programs for children who become wheelchair users in indiana and michigan. Program activities help wheelchair-using children … read allThe skills on wheels training program was established to fill a void in standardized training programs for children who become wheelchair users in indiana and michigan. Program activities help wheelchair-using children and their caregivers manage mobility challenges and increase their social participation, wheelchair confidence, and physical abilities. Children are provided five weeks of wheelchair training focused on 33 skills that aid them in navigating city curbs, steep ramps, inaccessible doors, and tight corners. Occupational therapy students are on hand to assist with instruction and spotting; while caregivers have an opportunity to network with one another, building community. less
• $78,753

  National Marine Sanctuary Foundation · Silver Spring, MD · 2022

  In preparation for the mate rov competition, middle and high school educators receive hands-on training using underwater robotics kits and adopting the mate rov program into their classroom or school club. Following the… read allIn preparation for the mate rov competition, middle and high school educators receive hands-on training using underwater robotics kits and adopting the mate rov program into their classroom or school club. Following the training, teachers recruit and train a student team who are then mentored and supported by mate staff and advisors, veteran mate rov educators and stem professionals, leading up to the competition held annually every spring. During the competition, teams navigate through a series of challenging underwater science missions covering topics such as marine renewable energy sources, offshore aquaculture, and storing "blue" carbon from the atmosphere and oceans. less
• $76,500

  The Nature Conservancy · Indianapolis, IN · 2022

  By expanding its education, outreach and restoration initiatives, the nature conservacy (tnc) looks to strengthen connections with communities across indiana. Tnc will partner with the indianapolis recorder to bring env… read allBy expanding its education, outreach and restoration initiatives, the nature conservacy (tnc) looks to strengthen connections with communities across indiana. Tnc will partner with the indianapolis recorder to bring environmental awareness to central indianas black community through weekly and monthly news articles. Also, tnc will restore and manage 56 acres of oak trees and plant 7.5 acres of wildflowers to improve air and water quality in the area and provide habitats for birds, insects and other wildlife. Finally, tnc will expand its educational outreach by providing future teachers with environmental curriculum and engage the boy scouts of central indiana in nature-based outdoor service projects. less
• $75,000

  Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade - Black United Fund · Los Angeles, CA · 2024

  Under its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, brotherhood crusade looks to empower youth to lead the charge in establishing more environmntally-friendly schools and neighborhoods. High school teens are enlist… read allUnder its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, brotherhood crusade looks to empower youth to lead the charge in establishing more environmntally-friendly schools and neighborhoods. High school teens are enlisted to serve as environmental sustainability youth ambassadors. As peer educators, ambassadors develop leadership, critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they conduct community-based research; and address identified issues with respect to greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency (including clean energy) and water conservation in their respective schools and neighborhoods. less
• $75,000

  Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade - Black United Fund · Los Angeles, CA · 2023

  Under its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, brotherhood crusade looks to empower youth to lead the charge in establishing more environmntally-friendly schools and neighborhoods. High school teens are enlist… read allUnder its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, brotherhood crusade looks to empower youth to lead the charge in establishing more environmntally-friendly schools and neighborhoods. High school teens are enlisted to serve as environmental sustainability youth ambassadors. As peer educators, ambassadors develop leadership, critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they conduct community-based research; and address identified issues with respect to greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency (including clean energy) and water conservation in their respective schools and neighborhoods less
• $75,000

  Heal the Bay · Santa Monica, CA · 2022

  Located underneath the historic santa monica pier, heal the bay hosts thousands of prek-12th grade students from title i schools in los angeles county through its youth environmental education program. During the two-ho… read allLocated underneath the historic santa monica pier, heal the bay hosts thousands of prek-12th grade students from title i schools in los angeles county through its youth environmental education program. During the two-hour field trips, students explore touch tanks, comb the beach making scientific observations and collect data while learning about marine conservation, natural watersheds, water cycles, and the harmful impacts of plastic pollution on marine life. Lessons and activities are student-centered, hands-on and meet next generation science standards and ocean and environmental literacy principles. Stipends are available to underserved schools on a first-come first-serve basis to minimize barriers to participating in field trips such as transportation costs. less
• $75,000

  Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade - Black United Fund · Los Angeles, CA · 2022

  Awareness and access to the resources needed to transition to clean energy practices is a huge barrier for under-resourced communities in south los angeles. Under its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, broth… read allAwareness and access to the resources needed to transition to clean energy practices is a huge barrier for under-resourced communities in south los angeles. Under its energy efficiencies and sustainability banner, brotherhood crusade looks to empower youth to lead the charge in establishing more environmntally-friendly schools and neighborhoods. High school teens will be enlisted to serve as environmental sustainability youth ambassadors. As peer educators, ambassadors will develop leadership, critical thinking and problem-solving skills as they conduct community-based research; and address identified issues with respect to greenhouse gas emissions, energy efficiency (including clean energy) and water conservation in their respective schools and neighborhoods. less
• $70,000

  Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired · Miami, FL · 2024

  Miami lighthouse supports approximately 160, pre-k to 5th grade students with vision disabilities (many of whom have additional or complex medical needs) by fostering independent mobility, physical activity, and social … read allMiami lighthouse supports approximately 160, pre-k to 5th grade students with vision disabilities (many of whom have additional or complex medical needs) by fostering independent mobility, physical activity, and social inclusion. Through orientation & mobility training, physical therapy, and adapted sports like blind soccer, children build foundational skills for academic and life success. Instruction is delivered by an interdisciplinary team of certified educators, health professionals, and trained staff, with access to specialized equipment and accommodations. Using tools like the white cane, students gain confidence and freedom of movement. The program also offers developmentally appropriate instruction in core academics, braille, technology, art, music, sensory integration, and more-along with extended day services, nutritious meals, wellness checks, and door-to-door transportation. less
• $69,240

  McLeod Medical Center Foundation · Florence, SC · 2024

  With a mission to reduce preventable injuries among children in the pee dee region, mcleod is expanding its outreach to enhance safety not only on south carolina's roads but also on its waterways. Through community-base… read allWith a mission to reduce preventable injuries among children in the pee dee region, mcleod is expanding its outreach to enhance safety not only on south carolina's roads but also on its waterways. Through community-based safety events-including car seat checks and boating safety workshops-residents will learn essential safety practices and receive free safety equipment such as car seats, life jackets, and helmets for bicycles, skateboards, and atvs. These resources are provided at no cost to families in need. To further strengthen local safety efforts, mcleod will also offer certified training programs for car seat safety technicians, including recertification for current professionals. Additionally, mcleod will now host lifeguard certification courses, equipping individuals with the skills needed to protect children in aquatic environments. less
• $65,117

  Alabama State University · Montgomery, AL · 2023

  Utilizing 3d printing in conjunction with 3d scanning technology, alabama state university (asu) seeks to create patient-specific mobility devices integrated with customizable orthotics for children with impaired mobili… read allUtilizing 3d printing in conjunction with 3d scanning technology, alabama state university (asu) seeks to create patient-specific mobility devices integrated with customizable orthotics for children with impaired mobility. This includes children with neuromuscular disorders such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, and muscular dystrophy who often times also suffer from multiple musculoskeletal deformities such as scoliosis, hip dysplasia, foot deformities or drop foot etc., leading to a host of other highly individualized special needs. Through access to these customizable and affordable bespoke ortho-motics devices, asu looks to provide the joy of mobility to thousands of children with disabilities, opening doors to childhood development, access to education, social interaction, and participation in sports. less
• $64,000

  Family Success Center of Etowah County Inc (Fscoec) · Gadsden, AL · 2022

  Operating as a "one stop" social and family services center, family success center of etowah county (fscoec) provides comprehensive and coordinated services allowing families to make positive changes in their lives. New… read allOperating as a "one stop" social and family services center, family success center of etowah county (fscoec) provides comprehensive and coordinated services allowing families to make positive changes in their lives. New services offered through the in (inclusive needs) program helps fill a void in the county and is specifically designed to remove the barriers often faced by low-income families, particularly those with children with disabilities. Support services include covering costs for disabled youth to attend camp, providing medical equipment for youth not covered by insurance, play therapy and counseling services, transportation to doctor's appointments, and hosting separate support groups for parents and children to connect with others trying to navigate through similar challenges. less
• $60,362

  Triangle Bikeworks · Carrboro, NC · 2024

  Triangle bikeworks (tbw) empowers youth physically, socially, emotionally, and academically through a dynamic, three-pronged approach: organized cycling, education on the untold histories of bipoc communities, and envir… read allTriangle bikeworks (tbw) empowers youth physically, socially, emotionally, and academically through a dynamic, three-pronged approach: organized cycling, education on the untold histories of bipoc communities, and environmental awareness and sustainability with a focus on its impact on bipoc populations. Through after-school and weekend programming, students participate in training rides, environmental education sessions, community service projects, and team-building activities. Youth learn experientially about air, water, and land conservation, while exploring histories that reflect their cultural backgrounds and lived experiences. Each season culminates in immersive cycling tours - three-day rides in the spring and fall, and a two-week summer journey - where students apply what they've learned, build resilience, and strengthen community bonds. less
• $60,000

  Sight Savers America (Ssa) · Pelham, AL · 2022

  Targeting alabama and ohio, sight savers america (ssa) will provide high-tech vision equipment and individual low vision services to children with severe visual impairment not correctable with eyeglasses, contact lenses… read allTargeting alabama and ohio, sight savers america (ssa) will provide high-tech vision equipment and individual low vision services to children with severe visual impairment not correctable with eyeglasses, contact lenses or surgery. Ssa case specialists work with a network of partners to identify children with low vision needs, arrange for professional low vision evaluations and provide vision aids such as an evm, monoculars, dome magnifiers or blind aids, distributed through a low vision clinic/home delivery. The clinics include in-depth, one-on-one training on the use and care of the child's new visual aid equipment, with ssa staff following up with each family served until the child reaches the age of 19. less
• $59,326

  Treepeople · Los Angeles, CA · 2024

  Treepeople leads underrepresented elementary students on a series of mountain-to-ocean field trips to explore watershed cycles, ecosystem connections, and nature-based climate solutions. Aligned with the nextgen science… read allTreepeople leads underrepresented elementary students on a series of mountain-to-ocean field trips to explore watershed cycles, ecosystem connections, and nature-based climate solutions. Aligned with the nextgen science standards, the curriculum follows waters journey from mountains to wetlands and the sea, with each trip highlighting how topography influences climate resilience, habitat restoration, and conservation. Through fun, hands-on activities and family engagement, students build lasting connections to their local watersheds and develop a sense of environmental stewardship. less
• $51,000

  Carousel Ranch · Santa Clarita, CA · 2022

  Dedicated to improving the lives of children and young adults with special needs, carousel ranch is a transormative place where therapy is disguised as fun. In equestrian therapy, children with disabilities gain a sense… read allDedicated to improving the lives of children and young adults with special needs, carousel ranch is a transormative place where therapy is disguised as fun. In equestrian therapy, children with disabilities gain a sense of independence and freedom while perfomring exercises on the back of a horse. Students make physical and emotional gains based on individualized needs. Ready to work prepares young adults with special needs for life after high school by combining classroom curriculum with real work experiences. Students spend half their time developing the soft skills needed on the job and the other half participating hands-on in various experience-based work. Instructors provide 1:1 guidance, mapping a path forward to continued education, employment, personal finance, and independence. less
• $50,350

  Choc Foundation · Orange, CA · 2024

  Each year, the choc foundation offers 25 patients, ages 8-17, a unique opportunity to attend a five-day juvenile arthritis (ja) camp-an empowering experience designed specifically for children living with arthritis and … read allEach year, the choc foundation offers 25 patients, ages 8-17, a unique opportunity to attend a five-day juvenile arthritis (ja) camp-an empowering experience designed specifically for children living with arthritis and related conditions. At ja camp, fun is the top priority. Activities are thoughtfully designed to celebrate mobility and promote overall wellness, helping campers build lasting friendships, boost self-confidence, and develop independence in a safe, supportive environment surrounded by peers and mentors who truly understand life with ja. In addition to recreational fun, campers receive practical guidance in nutrition and pain management techniques, empowering them to better manage their condition and thrive beyond camp. less
• $50,000

  Altasea at the Port of Los Angeles · San Pedro, CA · 2024

  Altasea's project blue is an education initiative that leverages cross-sector partnerships to engage students-especially youth of color-in ocean science and literacy. Students in elementary through college have access t… read allAltasea's project blue is an education initiative that leverages cross-sector partnerships to engage students-especially youth of color-in ocean science and literacy. Students in elementary through college have access to a wide range of ocean science and literacy programs including afterschool enrichment programs, webinars, community lectures, and internships at the high school and college levels. Experts in the field teach using the most relevant research available in the ocean environment giving students unique access and exposure to underwater robotics and technology, while introducing them to various career options in sustainable aquaculture. less
• $50,000

  Camp Rise Above · Mount Pleasant, SC · 2024

  Camp rise above provides life-changing camp experiences and adaptive programs for children and adults with disabilities, serious diagnosis and other life challenges. Camp consists of a week of fun, independence and frie… read allCamp rise above provides life-changing camp experiences and adaptive programs for children and adults with disabilities, serious diagnosis and other life challenges. Camp consists of a week of fun, independence and friendship doing activities they are often excluded from including horseback riding, archery, paddle boarding and more. Campers experience true belonging in an environment built specifically to include and celebrate them. less
• $50,000

  Cec Stuyvesant Cove Inc (Solar One) · Long Island, NY · 2024

  Designed to increase equity in the clean energy economy, the green design lab is a series of programs serving k-12th grade students in under-resourced communities, sparking interest in sustainability and developing gree… read allDesigned to increase equity in the clean energy economy, the green design lab is a series of programs serving k-12th grade students in under-resourced communities, sparking interest in sustainability and developing green workforce skills. Program streams include: 1) nyc solar schools, in partnership with nyc department of education, provides energy and solar education through lessons and activities centered on renewable energy; 2) solar cte offers training to career and technical education (cte) high schools focused on hard skills aligned with high-demand jobs in the solar industry; 3) careerstep is a 16-week summer apprenticeship program for high school students which includes academic credits and paid internships; and 4) careerclue, a hands-on, 6-week summer course offering hard skills training, field trips, guest speakers, and a culminating project. less
• $50,000

  Grid Alternatives Greater Los Angeles · Los Angeles, CA · 2024

  Grid alternatives partners with youth-serving organizations to identify and engage at-risk or opportunity youth ages 18 to 24 in paid internships, beginning with its 13-week installation basics training program (ibt). T… read allGrid alternatives partners with youth-serving organizations to identify and engage at-risk or opportunity youth ages 18 to 24 in paid internships, beginning with its 13-week installation basics training program (ibt). Through this program, participants gain hands-on experience in solar installation while attending training sessions in real-world work environments. Using grid's innovative classroom on the roof model, trainees learn to install solar electric systems on single-family homes, affordable housing developments, and nonprofit facilities. In addition to technical skills, participants become advocates for renewable energy, learning how solar power benefits both communities and the environment. These projects offer practical, on-the-job training that serve as a pathway to high-paying careers in the solar industry. less
• $50,000

  Growinggreat · Manhattan Beach, CA · 2024

  School gardens serve as outdoor learning labs to cultivate budding environmental leaders. Building on skills developed during planting seeds years 1-2, expanded weekly activities include 120 new 8th-graders, addressing … read allSchool gardens serve as outdoor learning labs to cultivate budding environmental leaders. Building on skills developed during planting seeds years 1-2, expanded weekly activities include 120 new 8th-graders, addressing more complex issues of conservation and environmental advocacy in their school garden and community. These citizen scientists serve as on-campus mentors to incoming 6th-graders, many of whom have never experienced learning in a garden. Students will also lead three projects establishing a comprehensive compost program; planting an ozone bioindicator garden where they will collect air quality data; and participating in the growing beyond earth initiative creating for agriculture in space. In addition, students will continue to experiment and develop steam activities for grades prek-2. less
• $50,000

  Altasea at the Port of Los Angeles · San Pedro, CA · 2023

  Grounded in cross-sector partnerships, altasea's project blue education program was designed to teach young people, particularly students of color about california's greatest asset, the ocean. Students in elementary thr… read allGrounded in cross-sector partnerships, altasea's project blue education program was designed to teach young people, particularly students of color about california's greatest asset, the ocean. Students in elementary through college have access to a wide range of ocean science and literacy programs including after school enrichment programs, webinars, community lectures, and internships at the high school and college levels. Experts in the field teach using the most relevant research available in the ocean environment giving students unique access and exposure to underwater robotics and technology, while introducing them to various career options in sustainable aquaculture. less
• $50,000

  Bridge Ii Sports · Durham, NC · 2023

  Bridge ii sports uses the power of sports to ignite the player within children with physical disabilities. Through their mobile, interactive adaptive sports program everybodyplaysnc, supportive staff and volunteers go i… read allBridge ii sports uses the power of sports to ignite the player within children with physical disabilities. Through their mobile, interactive adaptive sports program everybodyplaysnc, supportive staff and volunteers go into greensboro schools equipped with sports wheelchairs and other adaptive equipment needed to engage youth with disabilities to play a sport alongside their able-bodied peers. In addition to playing wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, or boccia, students receive lessons on disability etiquette, sportsmanship, and working as a team. This inclusive play helps reduce bullying, change perceptions about disabilities, and increases confidence and physical activity among all players. less
• $50,000

  Cec Stuyvesant Cove Inc Dba Solar One · Long Island, NY · 2023

  Designed to increase equity in the clean energy economy, the green design lab is a series of programs serving k-12th grade students in under-resourced communities, sparking interest in sustainability and developing gree… read allDesigned to increase equity in the clean energy economy, the green design lab is a series of programs serving k-12th grade students in under-resourced communities, sparking interest in sustainability and developing green workforce skills. Program streams include: 1) nyc solar schools, in partnership with nyc department of education, provides energy and solar education through lessons and activities centered on renewable energy; 2) solar cte offers training to career and technical education (cte) high schools focused on hard skills aligned with high-demand jobs in the solar industry; 3) careerstep is a 16-week summer apprenticeship program for high school students which includes academic credits and paid internships; and 4) careerclue, a hands-on, 6-week summer course offering hard skills training, field trips, guest speakers, and a culminating project. less
• $50,000

  City of Hope · Duarte, CA · 2023

  The academic advocacy program was designed to help children, teens and young adults continue their education and maintain a sense of normalcy during cancer treatment and recovery. An academic advocacy coordinator conduc… read allThe academic advocacy program was designed to help children, teens and young adults continue their education and maintain a sense of normalcy during cancer treatment and recovery. An academic advocacy coordinator conducts comprehensive academic needs assessments to identify physical, cognitive, and psychological barriers to academic performance; assess patient's motivation and level of independence; gather academic history; and enhance communication between the patient, school and healthcare team regarding the patient's educational goals and transition back to school, when possible. The coordinator also connects high school and college students to scholarship opportunities to help fund their higher education endeavors and provide backpacks and school supplies to patients and their siblings from low socioeconomic backgrounds. less
• $50,000

  Dayton Children'S Hospital · Dayton, OH · 2023

  The car seat safety and stay ahead of the game bicycle helmet programs allow dayton children's to play an active role in the community to reduce instances of injury to children in transportation-related crashes. Dayton … read allThe car seat safety and stay ahead of the game bicycle helmet programs allow dayton children's to play an active role in the community to reduce instances of injury to children in transportation-related crashes. Dayton children's distributes child safety seats and child passenger safety education throughout its 20-county service area and during routine car seat checks held at the connor child health pavilion and throughout the community. These checks are led by safe kids worldwide certified child passenger safety technicians who have extensive training in car seats, cars, and seat belt systems. Free bike helmets and educational information are distributed through local partner fire and police departments or to children visiting the hospitals emergency room as a result of a bike or wheeled sport injury. less
• $50,000

  Environmental Learning for Kids · Denver, CO · 2023

  Elk youth naturally is a series of programs allowing students in grades k-12 to explore their passions for science and the outdoors through supportive, transformational, hands-on mentoring. Programming includes: 1) scho… read allElk youth naturally is a series of programs allowing students in grades k-12 to explore their passions for science and the outdoors through supportive, transformational, hands-on mentoring. Programming includes: 1) school-based programs correlated to colorado academic standards and model effective teaching; 2) stem education and outdoor experiential field activities promoting conservation and community stewardship using mountains, urban parks, and local museums as outdoor classrooms; 3) career and leadership development programming focused on careers and community service which includes a week-long leadership training outdoor experience, summer employment; and job readiness training. Elk also employs the learning environmental activities for families (leaf) program to help build strong family bonds and strengthen the support system for students through healthy outdoor activities using local public lands. less
• $50,000

  Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council (Gssgc) · Redlands, CA · 2023

  Gssgcs 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. Hands-on, age-appr… read allGssgcs 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. Hands-on, age-appropriate lessons focus on biomimicry, energy, electricity usage, water conservation and plant forest management. Lessons and activities are specifically designed to help students discover what a sustainable clean energy future would look like and what they can do to make changes in their world today. Program activities include exploring nature to determine how natural materials can be utilized to solve real-life problems, partaking in citizen science projects that include real-life data collection, and networking with professionals to increase awareness and interest in careers in the environment field. less
• $50,000

  Grid Alternatives Inland Empire · Riverside, CA · 2023

  With the aim of creating pathways to green energy employment, grid alternatives offers four solar industry training programs: 1) installation basics training (ibt) certificate; 2) paid internship; 3) solarcorps fellowsh… read allWith the aim of creating pathways to green energy employment, grid alternatives offers four solar industry training programs: 1) installation basics training (ibt) certificate; 2) paid internship; 3) solarcorps fellowship; and 4) solar futures high school education to under-resourced youth and young adults living in the inland empire. Grids newly established clean tech training center (cttc) also provides opportunities to learn about electric vehicle service equipment and battery energy storage. Through these no-cost workforce development programs, participants receive hands-on experience, gaining an understanding of environmental justice, energy-efficiency, green energy industry trends, renewable energy technologies, the installation process, and construction safety practices in preparation to fill local and sustainable green economy jobs. less
• $50,000

  Mate Inspiration for Innovation · Monterey, CA · 2023

  Through the mate rov competition, elementary, middle, high school and college-age students flex their math, electronics, engineering, and physics knowledge and skills to design, build and test underwater robots to compl… read allThrough the mate rov competition, elementary, middle, high school and college-age students flex their math, electronics, engineering, and physics knowledge and skills to design, build and test underwater robots to complete simulated real-world missions. Participants progress through five levels ranging from beginner to advanced (explorer, pioneer, ranger, navigator and scout), that are based on the sophistication of the skill and not so much the age group. Teams of students also organize themselves into mock companies, developing entrepreneurial thinking and project management skills while fostering innovation and collaboration to create and compete with rovs. less
• $50,000

  Nationwide Children'S Hospital Foundation · Columbus, OH · 2023

  In partnership between the city of columbus department of neighborhoods and nationwide children's hospital, safety city is a safety education program for children ages 5, 6 and 7. This one week, 4-day session focuses he… read allIn partnership between the city of columbus department of neighborhoods and nationwide children's hospital, safety city is a safety education program for children ages 5, 6 and 7. This one week, 4-day session focuses heavily on traffic and pedestrian safety. Students learn how to properly get on/off a school bus; safely cross the street at a cross walk; and learn the safest way to walk to school/home on routes with and without sidewalk access. Every day the students also spend time riding bikes through safety village an area where they practice what they've learned and become familiar with traffic signs and patterns. Upon completion, each child earns a certificate of achievement and participate in a graduation ceremony. less
• $50,000

  The Exceptional Foundation · Birmingham, AL · 2023

  The exceptional foundation provides year-round social and recreational services for children and adults with intellectual disabilities all designed to promote healthy living, improve life skills, support social relation… read allThe exceptional foundation provides year-round social and recreational services for children and adults with intellectual disabilities all designed to promote healthy living, improve life skills, support social relationships and foster community involvement. During the 8-week summer camp, young participants' are divided into three, age-appropriate groups where each participants individual talents, goals and personalities are acknowledged and celebrated. Daily activities include swimming, cooking, science, art, adaptive physical education activities, and field trips. These experiences build upon the knowledge and skills acquired in the school setting and help close the gap to social and recreational activities prevalent among youth with disabilities. less
• $50,000

  The Priority Center Ending the Generational Cycle of Trauma · Santa Ana, CA · 2023

  Through hundreds of referrals each month, the priority center serves nearly 1,000 impoverished, under-resourced families in orange, riverside, san bernardino, los angeles, and san diego counties. Annually, over 8,000 mu… read allThrough hundreds of referrals each month, the priority center serves nearly 1,000 impoverished, under-resourced families in orange, riverside, san bernardino, los angeles, and san diego counties. Annually, over 8,000 much needed items are delivered to create a safe, secure and nurturing environment. These essentials include food, clothing, diapers, formula, furniture, car seats, cribs and beds. This year, the priority center looks to distribute car seats to improve the safety of young children while on the roads. In addition to distributing the car seats and education awareness materials, car seat installation events will be held to ensure families understand how to properly install their newly acquired car seats. less
• $50,000

  Altasea at the Port of Los Angeles · San Pedro, CA · 2022

  Grounded in cross-sector partnerships, altasea's project blue education program was designed to teach young people, particularly students of color about california's greatest asset, the ocean. Students in elementary thr… read allGrounded in cross-sector partnerships, altasea's project blue education program was designed to teach young people, particularly students of color about california's greatest asset, the ocean. Students in elementary through college have access to a wide range of ocean science and literacy programs including classes, afterschool enrichment, webinars, community lectures, and internships at the high school and college levels. Experts in the field teach using the most relevant research available in the ocean environment giving students unique access and exposure to underwater robotics and technology, while introducing them to various career options in sustainable aquaculture. less
• $50,000

  Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council (Gssgc) · Redlands, CA · 2022

  Gssgc's 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. Hands-on, age-app… read allGssgc's 191-acre skyland ranch camp in the san jacinto mountains is used as a backdrop for inspiring k-12th grade students to discover, connect, and take action to preserve and protect the environment. Hands-on, age-appropriate lessons focus on biomimicry, energy, electricity usage, water conservation and plant forest management, and are designed to help students discover what a sustainable clean energy future would look like and what they can do to make changes in their world today. Program activities include exploring nature to determine how natural materials can be utilized to solve real-life problems, partaking in citizen science projects that include real-life data collection, and networking with professionals to increase their awareness and interest in careers in the environment field. less
• $46,799

  Heart of Unlimited Boundaries · West Liberty, OH · 2022

  Heart of unlimited boundaries (hub) offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the joy, exhilaration, and proven therapeutic benefits of 'driving' to individuals with disabilities and/or critical illnesses. This t… read allHeart of unlimited boundaries (hub) offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the joy, exhilaration, and proven therapeutic benefits of 'driving' to individuals with disabilities and/or critical illnesses. This target population is often excluded from therapeutic driving recreational, social and therapeutic programs due to the severity of their physical disabilities and/or behavioral issues. Utilizing specially designed courses and adapted motorized vehicles, hub addresses pre-defined therapeutic and educational objectives resulting in positive social, behavioral, psychological, and physical therapeutic gains seldom seen in traditional therapies. less
• $45,000

  South Carolina Aquarium · Charleston, SC · 2023

  Through its premier and award-winning science education programming, dominion energy school programs, south carolina aquarium annually reaches an average of 6,000 students and 350 teachers from title i schools. At no co… read allThrough its premier and award-winning science education programming, dominion energy school programs, south carolina aquarium annually reaches an average of 6,000 students and 350 teachers from title i schools. At no cost, selected teachers attend a professional development teacher workshop in preparation for introducing science concepts (from one of seven age-appropriate themes) to their students through three distinct activities. Next, teachers and students attend an in-person or virtual aquarium visit where they participate in hands-on activities that reinforce classroom concepts learned. In the final phase of the program, teachers and students return to their classrooms to engage in reflection and follow-up activities using standards-based curriculum provided by the aquarium. less
• $45,000

  Happy Hollow Children'S Camp · Indianapolis, IN · 2022

  Happy hollow children's camp programs are fun, safe and meant to help campers grow toward their full potential. Its signature overnight summer camp targets children ages 7-14, primarily from greater indianapolis and cen… read allHappy hollow children's camp programs are fun, safe and meant to help campers grow toward their full potential. Its signature overnight summer camp targets children ages 7-14, primarily from greater indianapolis and central indiana, who come from economically underprivileged households. Camp runs 6 days/5 nights and offers activities that allow children to experience the great outdoors - from hands-on environmental activities to recreational activities including horseback riding, hiking, canoeing & kayaking, archery, group games and sports, and a one-of-a-kind high ropes course. Asthma camp is offered to children with mild to severe asthma, which depending on its severity, can be a barrier to experiencing the wide variety of activities available in a residential camp. less
• $40,000

  Family Success Center of Etowah County · Gadsden, AL · 2024

  Operating as a one stop social and family services center, family success center of etowah county (fscoec) provides comprehensive and coordinated services allowing families to make positive changes in their lives. New s… read allOperating as a one stop social and family services center, family success center of etowah county (fscoec) provides comprehensive and coordinated services allowing families to make positive changes in their lives. New services offered through the in (inclusive needs) program helps fill a void in the county and is specifically designed to remove the barriers often faced by low-income families, particularly those with children with disabilities. Support services include covering costs for disabled youth to attend camp, providing medical equipment for youth not covered by insurance, play therapy and counseling services, transportation to doctors' appointments, and hosting separate support groups for parents and children to connect with others trying to navigate through similar challenges. less
• $40,000

  Momentum Agencies · Woodland Hills, CA · 2024

  Leaps and bounds engages young children with developmental disabilities and delays in physical activities that promote autonomy and school readiness. This multidisciplinary program integrates occupational, physical, and… read allLeaps and bounds engages young children with developmental disabilities and delays in physical activities that promote autonomy and school readiness. This multidisciplinary program integrates occupational, physical, and speech therapies to support motor skills, communication, cognition, and overall health. Momentum builds on this progress through camp escapades, an inclusive summer camp where children rotate through 30-minute activity modules such as adaptive sports, arts and crafts to enhance fine motor skills and creative expression, and sensory and communication activities. Camp escapades will also be offered throughout the school year (during spring break and winter break) to provide additional opportunities for engagement. less
• $40,000

  Catalyst Sports · Atlanta, GA · 2023

  Get out & ride atlanta provides access for people living with disabilities to the great outdoors. Access to adaptive sports through gyms, health facilities, and other indoor recreational spaces is possible by providing … read allGet out & ride atlanta provides access for people living with disabilities to the great outdoors. Access to adaptive sports through gyms, health facilities, and other indoor recreational spaces is possible by providing adaptive off-road handcycles and trikes for private tours and monthly clinics for participants to traverse the many trails of atlanta. The program consists of four components: 1) training on adaptive equipment use, 2) monthly group rides, 3) access to adaptive cycles year-round with privately guided tour opportunities 4) loaner opportunities that permits adaptive athletes and their respective families to rent adaptive bikes based on their own schedule and 5) increased awareness of adaptive cycling and the outdoor needs of people living with disabilities in the general community. less
• $40,000

  Growing Great · Manhattan Beach, CA · 2023

  School gardens serve as outdoor learning labs to cultivate budding environmental leaders. Through weekly stem and garden activities, students will experience how farming practices intersect with water, air and land reso… read allSchool gardens serve as outdoor learning labs to cultivate budding environmental leaders. Through weekly stem and garden activities, students will experience how farming practices intersect with water, air and land resources and contextualize how the usage of these resources has social and ethical implications in their own communities and on global climate change. Students grades 6-8, will use lessons learned to write a series of stem activities that explore environmental science geared toward k-5th grade students. They will also script, produce, film and edit videoes to compliment the activities. The materials will be produced in english and spanish and made available free of charge to any los angeles unified school district (lausd) parent or teacher as a resource for teaching foundational environmental concepts. less
• $39,200

  Birmingham Zoo · Birmingham, AL · 2023

  Zooschool is a one-week stem-based experiential program focused on conservation, environmental and animal interaction-related topics. Annually, over 750 students (7th graders) from title i schools in the birmingham city… read allZooschool is a one-week stem-based experiential program focused on conservation, environmental and animal interaction-related topics. Annually, over 750 students (7th graders) from title i schools in the birmingham city schools (bcs) district are engaged in relevant, hands-on lessons that promotes curiosity, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. The curriculum covers topics such as water conservation, population dynamics and human impact, energy cycles in ecosystems, animal care in a zoo setting and zoo-related career options students might not have previously considered. Teachers also receive free access to professional development and resources to continue learning in their classrooms. less
• $38,000

  Memorial Medical Center Foundation · Long Beach, CA · 2022

  Memorial medicals injury prevention program focuses on preventing injury by reducing the occurrence of avoidable injuries through education and resources. The program is led by two dedicated injury prevention coordinato… read allMemorial medicals injury prevention program focuses on preventing injury by reducing the occurrence of avoidable injuries through education and resources. The program is led by two dedicated injury prevention coordinators, who are both certified cpr instructors and child passenger safety technicians (cpst). In addition to distributing free educational materials and car seats at community outreach events, they also host child passenger safety classes, demonstrating the proper way to install a car seat. This year, memorial medical will expand their outreach to build awareness and knowledge around safe teen driving practices using social media outlets to reach teens in the community. less
• $37,500

  Friends of Aullwood · Dayton, OH · 2023

  Aullwood's adventures school program provides hands-on experiences in nature and farming to elementary school children ages 6-11. Students are treated to an edutaining school assembly to get them psyched about their upc… read allAullwood's adventures school program provides hands-on experiences in nature and farming to elementary school children ages 6-11. Students are treated to an edutaining school assembly to get them psyched about their upcoming field trip. While at aullwood's sustainable farm and nature sanctuary, elementary students see first hand how land management practices provide key habitats for birds, wildlife and farm animals while protecting local watersheds and controlling invasive plant species. Students leave the farm motivated and ready to take action to conserve natural resources at their schools and homes. less
• $35,300

  The Foundation for Nc a&T State University · Greensboro, NC · 2024

  Students, faculty, and staff from north carolina a&t state university (ncat) will partner with 3rd graders from a local high-needs elementary school to foster environmental awareness and stewardship. Through the eastsid… read allStudents, faculty, and staff from north carolina a&t state university (ncat) will partner with 3rd graders from a local high-needs elementary school to foster environmental awareness and stewardship. Through the eastside scientists program, ncat students model sustainable habits and lead hands-on science experiments, art projects, and field trips to national forests and state parks. The program culminates in a student-led environmental initiative-such as creating an eco-friendly outdoor space, building playground structures from recycled materials, launching a school-wide recycling campaign, designing reusable water bottles, or organizing neighborhood cleanups-that benefits the entire school community. less
• $35,000

  Camp Cole Foundation · Eastover, SC · 2022

  At camp cole, youth with illnesses, disabilities and life challenges are encouraged to shine. The 40-acre campus serves as a safe oasis and idyllic home-away-from-home for campers of all ages. A caring, well-trained sta… read allAt camp cole, youth with illnesses, disabilities and life challenges are encouraged to shine. The 40-acre campus serves as a safe oasis and idyllic home-away-from-home for campers of all ages. A caring, well-trained staff of counselors and program leaders are on hand to help campers enjoy enriching and entertaining programs while remaining healthy and comfortable in the hands of top-of-the-line medical caregivers. Whether attending a weeklong or weekend overnight experience, campers are inspired to explore an array of indoor and outdoor activities, developing new skills, growing in independence and confidence and forging friendships with other campers with similar challenges and capabilities. less
• $35,000

  Friends of Aullwood Inc Dba Aullwood Audubon Center and Farm · Dayton, OH · 2022

  Aullwood's adventures school program provides hands-on experiences in nature and farming to elementary school children ages 6-11. Students are treated to an edutaining school assembly to get them psyched about their upc… read allAullwood's adventures school program provides hands-on experiences in nature and farming to elementary school children ages 6-11. Students are treated to an edutaining school assembly to get them psyched about their upcoming field trip. While at aullwood's sustainable farm and nature sanctuary, elementary students see firsthand how land management practices provide key habitats for birds, wildlife and farm animals while protecting local watersheds and controlling invasive plant species. Students leave the farm motivated and ready to take action to conserve natural resources at their schools and homes. less
• $35,000

  The Buckeye Ranch · Whitehall, OH · 2022

  The buckeye ranch serves youth in grades 3-6 and 7-12 with emotional and behavioral challenges not manageable in a traditional school setting. Youth are referred by their school districts, physicians, case workers and/o… read allThe buckeye ranch serves youth in grades 3-6 and 7-12 with emotional and behavioral challenges not manageable in a traditional school setting. Youth are referred by their school districts, physicians, case workers and/or self-referral. Specially trained staff and clinicians are deployed to work with youth and families throughout the summer months to build upon the progress made during the school year and maintain stability within their families. Services include mental health therapy as well as recreational camp activities in a supportive environment. Youth are supported to continue to develop and implement their coping skills as they interact with adults and peers in both structured environments and in the community as appropriate. less
• $31,000

  Heart of Unlimited Boundaries · West Liberty, OH · 2023

  Heart of unlimited boundaries (hub) offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the joy, exhilaration, and proven therapeutic benefits of driving to individuals with disabilities; and/or critical illnesses. This ta… read allHeart of unlimited boundaries (hub) offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the joy, exhilaration, and proven therapeutic benefits of driving to individuals with disabilities; and/or critical illnesses. This target population is often excluded from recreational, social and therapeutic programs due to the severity of their physical disabilities and/or behavioral issues. Utilizing specially designed courses and adapted motorized vehicles, hub addresses pre-defined therapeutic and educational objectives resulting in positive social, behavioral, psychological, and physical therapeutic gains seldom seen in traditional therapies. less
• $30,400

  Casey Feldman Memorial Foundation · Swedesboro, NJ · 2023

  Through its kids speaking up for road safety program, the casey feldman memorial foundation amplifies the voices of children, grades 2-5 in hopes of ending distracted driving. Educators teach students about the dangers … read allThrough its kids speaking up for road safety program, the casey feldman memorial foundation amplifies the voices of children, grades 2-5 in hopes of ending distracted driving. Educators teach students about the dangers of driving distracted as well as pedestrian safety using free, ready-to-use lesson plans which includes everything teachers need to present to students in the classroom. Lessons are supplemented with a series of videos that feature sam, an animated character who tags along for the ride, helping children recognize when their drivers are driving distracted and championing them to speak up about it in a respectful non-confrontational way. less
• $30,000

  Birmingham Zoo · Birmingham, AL · 2024

  Zooschool is a one-week stem-based experiential program focused on conservation, environmental and animal interaction-related topics. Annually, over 750 students (7th graders) from title i schools in the birmingham city… read allZooschool is a one-week stem-based experiential program focused on conservation, environmental and animal interaction-related topics. Annually, over 750 students (7th graders) from title i schools in the birmingham city schools (bcs) district are engaged in relevant, hands-on lessons that promotes curiosity, critical thinking, and problem solving skills. The curriculum covers topics such as water conservation, population dynamics and human impact, energy cycles in ecosystems, animal care in a zoo setting and zoo-related career options students might not have previously considered. Teachers also receive free access to professional development and resources to continue learning in their classrooms less
• $30,000

  Blazesports America · Norcross, GA · 2024

  Through camp phoenix, kids and teens with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy or other related physical disabilities participate in a variety of adaptive sports and recreational activities, while building l… read allThrough camp phoenix, kids and teens with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy or other related physical disabilities participate in a variety of adaptive sports and recreational activities, while building leadership and self-advocacy skills. Participants leave their fun-filled, week-long experience more confident, independent, better leaders and with lots of new friends. Blazesports also works to increase physical activity participation and active play among preschool-aged youth (2-8 years) with and without disabilities. Blazetots improves health through various physical activities while providing nutritional education to families through supportive training, adaptive equipment kits and curriculum, implementation guides, and monthly support from the blazetots team less
• $30,000

  Ground Education · Signal Hill, CA · 2024

  Working to address historical inequities in access to nature and education, ground education supports low-income elementary schools in the long beach unified school district (lbusd) through the creation, care and use of… read allWorking to address historical inequities in access to nature and education, ground education supports low-income elementary schools in the long beach unified school district (lbusd) through the creation, care and use of school gardens. Students in grade k-5 are engaged in dynamic, hands-on learning experiences thoughtfully tailored to each grade level, expanding in depth and complexity as students grow. Monthly lessons focus on science, environmental stewardship, nutrition, and sustainability-fostering curiosity, creativity and a deeper connection to the natural world. less
• $30,000

  Kid One Transport System · Birmingham, AL · 2024

  In the state of alabama, access to safe, reliable transportation is a huge barrier in rural areas as well as major cities that lack mass public transit systems. Through collaborations with over 700 health care providers… read allIn the state of alabama, access to safe, reliable transportation is a huge barrier in rural areas as well as major cities that lack mass public transit systems. Through collaborations with over 700 health care providers, kid one transport system provides transportation to medical, dental and mental health care services for children and expectant mothers who are transportation disadvantaged, benefiting the health and lives of marginalized women and children. Just through its partnership with children's hospital of alabama alone, kid one provides nearly 7,000 transports annually. Current service areas include north, central and east alabama, with dreams of expanding its reach to serve every county within the state. less
• $30,000

  The Camp Cole Foundation · Eastover, SC · 2024

  At camp cole, youth with illnesses, disabilities and life challenges are encouraged to shine. The 40-acre campus serves as a safe oasis and idyllic home-away-from-home for campers of all ages. A caring, well-trained sta… read allAt camp cole, youth with illnesses, disabilities and life challenges are encouraged to shine. The 40-acre campus serves as a safe oasis and idyllic home-away-from-home for campers of all ages. A caring, well-trained staff of counselors and program leaders are on hand to help campers enjoy enriching and entertaining programs while remaining healthy and comfortable in the hands of top-of-the-line medical caregivers. Whether attending a weeklong or weekend overnight experience, campers are inspired to explore an array of indoor and outdoor activities, developing new skills, growing in independence and confidence and forging friendships with other campers with similar challenges and capabilities. less
• $30,000

  Ecology in Classrooms and Outdoors · Portland, OR · 2023

  Eco uses schoolyards as outdoor learning labs to provide inclusive, place-based, experiential ecology lessons and outdoor experiences to all 3rd-5th grade students at three title i schools in southeast portland. The aim… read allEco uses schoolyards as outdoor learning labs to provide inclusive, place-based, experiential ecology lessons and outdoor experiences to all 3rd-5th grade students at three title i schools in southeast portland. The aim is to deepen the students' sense of place through engaging hands-on content and outdoor experiences where they live and learn. Students develop an increased understanding of northwest ecology, including native flora and fauna while practicing stewardship by removing invasive species and planting native plants on their school grounds. less
• $30,000

  Ground Education · Long Beach, CA · 2023

  Working to dispel historical inequities around nature and education, ground education supports low-income elementary schools in long beach unified school district (lbusd) by building, maintaining, and using school garde… read allWorking to dispel historical inequities around nature and education, ground education supports low-income elementary schools in long beach unified school district (lbusd) by building, maintaining, and using school gardens to engage students in grades k-5. Lessons are tailored according to grade level and grow in scope and complexity as each student progresses through their elementary years. Students are inspired to think, explore and connect to nature through robust, hands-on activities which includes integrated science and environmental awareness, nutrition, sustainability and much more. Time spent in green spaces such as gardens has been known to lower stress, restore focus, and promote kindness and community nurturing the academic, physical and social well-being of every child. less
• $30,000

  Momentum Agencies · Woodland Hills, CA · 2022

  Through therapeutic and educationl programming, momentum helps establish a solid foundation of mobility for children with developmental delays, disabilities, and medical conditions. Specializing in pediatrics, physical … read allThrough therapeutic and educationl programming, momentum helps establish a solid foundation of mobility for children with developmental delays, disabilities, and medical conditions. Specializing in pediatrics, physical therapists assist children in developing and enhancing mobility so they may safely participate in activities at home, in the community, in the classroom, and on the playground, focusing on their ability to participate in essential movement activities such as crawling, walking, running, playing games, and participating in sports. For children who rely on mobility aids such as wheelchairs, orthotics, and other supports, therapists show them how to navigate safely in various environments. less
• $30,000

  South Carolina Waterfowl Association · Pinewood, SC · 2022

  At camp leopold, students connect with nature and learn about the importance of their decisions and how they can help to create a more sustainable planet. Teachers have the option of selecting one-, two- or three-day pr… read allAt camp leopold, students connect with nature and learn about the importance of their decisions and how they can help to create a more sustainable planet. Teachers have the option of selecting one-, two- or three-day programs that meet academic standards in science, reading and math. Campgrounds are used to provide a creative outdoor classroom focused on wildlife, wetland and upland ecology touching on topics such as the importance of wetlands for recharging the water supply, how wetlands act as buffer zones for excess water and pollutants, and land management practices that benefit a number of native wildlife species. less
• $29,999

  Indiana University Foundation · Bloomington, IN · 2022

  Camp yes and supports academic and social-emotional learning for autistic high school students while also providing deep professional learning for k-12 educators. The camp utilizes innovative instructional methods deriv… read allCamp yes and supports academic and social-emotional learning for autistic high school students while also providing deep professional learning for k-12 educators. The camp utilizes innovative instructional methods derived from improvisational theater to strengthen academic and social-emotional skills among youth with autism, setting them up for a more productive life after high school and beyond. During the week-long camp, educators get to practice new skills and receive immediate feedback while working hands-on with youth on the spectrum. The camp is offered at no cost to families or educators. less
• $29,968

  Ohio Wildlife Center · Powell, OH · 2022

  Through its 20-acre education center, ohio wildlife centers weekly summer camps provide unique outdoor environmental education experiences to children ages 3-16. Campers explore different topics based on foundational co… read allThrough its 20-acre education center, ohio wildlife centers weekly summer camps provide unique outdoor environmental education experiences to children ages 3-16. Campers explore different topics based on foundational conservation education themes ranging from invasive to endangered species. Camp activities focus on wildlife exploration, conservation of habitat, stewardship, rehabilitation, environmental issues, and overarching wildlife questions. Students carry out personal assignments and lessons in conservation practices such as building pollinator gardens, composting, using green energy methods and minimizing their environmental footprint within the natural world. less
• $29,388

  McLeod Health Foundation · Florence, SC · 2022

  Committed to increasing awareness and safe practices that promote car safety for young children, mcleod health will distribute car and booster seats and instructional materials to the public in a variety of settings. Ca… read allCommitted to increasing awareness and safe practices that promote car safety for young children, mcleod health will distribute car and booster seats and instructional materials to the public in a variety of settings. Car and booster seats will also be given to emergency services to have on hand when responding to situations requiring prompt support. Mcleod health will pay the tuition for first responders, hospital staff, and (potentially) local residents seeking car seat safety certification through the south carolina department of health and environmental control (dhec). They will also host dhec car seat safety certification classes at its campus in florence, reducing the time and cost of travel to the state capital to obtain this training. less
• $28,000

  St Vincent Hospital Foundation · Indianapolis, IN · 2022

  Through its partnership with agape therapeutic riding resources, st. Vincents hospital foundation provides four,10-week equine assisted therapy programs throughout the year for children living with disabilities. Pediatr… read allThrough its partnership with agape therapeutic riding resources, st. Vincents hospital foundation provides four,10-week equine assisted therapy programs throughout the year for children living with disabilities. Pediatric patients benefiting from equine assisted therapy include those with neuro-developmental disorders such as cerebral palsy, and sensory impairments such as autism. The program develops a foundation for improving neurological function and sensory processing, which can be translated to achieving functional outcomes such as improved speech, behavior, postural control, range of motion, endurance, and the ability to concentrate and follow directions. less
• $27,750

  The Children'S Hospital of Alabama · Birmingham, AL · 2023

  Dedicated to preventing avoidable injuries and advocating for the well-being of children in the state of alabama, children's of alabama uses thinkfirsts evidence-based curriculum to drive home the importance of using yo… read allDedicated to preventing avoidable injuries and advocating for the well-being of children in the state of alabama, children's of alabama uses thinkfirsts evidence-based curriculum to drive home the importance of using your brain to protect your body! Topics covered include helmet use, bicycle safety, pedestrian safety, concussion awareness/prevention, and atv safety. Age-appropriate concepts coupled with hands-on simulations help children develop lifelong safety habits and minimize their risk for sustaining injuries. The child passenger safety program is also offered to caregivers to educate them on choosing, installing, and checking the appropriate car seat or booster seat for their child. New car seats and booster seats are distributed free of charge to families in need. less
• $27,360

  Recreation Unlimited Foundation · Ashley, OH · 2022

  Recreational unlimited foundation offers a full schedule of year-round camp programs including a summer residential camp experience, serving youth and adults ages 8 and up with physical and/or developmental disabilities… read allRecreational unlimited foundation offers a full schedule of year-round camp programs including a summer residential camp experience, serving youth and adults ages 8 and up with physical and/or developmental disabilities and health concerns. The summer residential camps runs monday through friday and include lodging, meals and snacks, counselors, program leaders, on-site nursing and a great environment for fun. Campers stretch their comfort levels to try their hand at swimming, fishing, canoeing, climbing, sports, archery, nature explorations, arts and crafts, cooking, theater, campfire, dancing and more. Full and partial scholarships offered to individuals with disabilities or health concerns and is based on financial need. less
• $26,600

  Scientific Adventures for Girls · Berkeley, CA · 2024

  Designed to inspire a new generation of environmentally conscious students, safg's seven-week program engages tk-6th grade girls from 22 elementary schools across the san francisco east bay area in dynamic, hands-on ste… read allDesigned to inspire a new generation of environmentally conscious students, safg's seven-week program engages tk-6th grade girls from 22 elementary schools across the san francisco east bay area in dynamic, hands-on stem learning. Held after school in a safe and supportive environment, sessions are led by female environmentalists and local role models who share their personal journeys and help students connect classroom learning to real-world careers. The curriculum is student-centered and locally relevant and focuses on the greenhouse effect; renewable vs. Non-renewable energy; waste reduction; water conservation and the impact of pollution. Through collaborative projects and problem-solving activities, girls build confidence, curiosity, and a deeper understanding for how science can be used to protect the planet. less
• $26,350

  Ohio River Foundation · Cincinnati, OH · 2022

  Open to grades k-12, mussels in the classroom teach students about the importance of mussels to an ecosystem, their life cycle, and their current status in the environment. Participating classes are provided an aquarium… read allOpen to grades k-12, mussels in the classroom teach students about the importance of mussels to an ecosystem, their life cycle, and their current status in the environment. Participating classes are provided an aquarium and the necessary equipment to maintain and monitor the mussels for a two-week period. In the river explorers program, 4-12 grade students become junior scientists for the day, getting into rivers and creeks to catch aquatic creatures for close study. Data collected throughout the day is combined to show an overall river health index. less
• $25,000

  Camp Twin Lakes · Atlanta, GA · 2024

  Camp twin lakes is a transformative oasis, annually serving more than 10,000 children and young adults living with or effected by serious physical or mental illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges. Its three … read allCamp twin lakes is a transformative oasis, annually serving more than 10,000 children and young adults living with or effected by serious physical or mental illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges. Its three campsites are fully adaptive and medically supportive, allowing children to actively engage in fun, inclusive, and impactful camp activities they would not otherwise be able to experience in a traditional camp setting. Whether spending a week at camp during the summer or a weekend with the family, participants are encouraged to take risk and try new things like kayaking, zip lining, climbing rock walls or horseback riding - all while forging connections, building confidence, and gaining independence. less
• $25,000

  Family Success Center of Etowah County · Gadsden, AL · 2024

  Through the prepare and prevent: child traffic safety program, fscoec partners with the etowah county health department to show clients how to properly install car seats. Attendees also receive lessons on bike safety an… read allThrough the prepare and prevent: child traffic safety program, fscoec partners with the etowah county health department to show clients how to properly install car seats. Attendees also receive lessons on bike safety and tips on preventing injuries, while helmets and elbow pads are distributed to children of low-income families. Additionally, fscoec seeks to purchase seat belt labels for children who are non-verbal or disabled. These labels assist first responders in getting the proper care for children with disabilities who have been hurt in a traffic accident, particularly when the parent or caregiver is unavailable. less
• $25,000

  Girls Inc of Orange County · Santa Ana, CA · 2024

  Girls inc's eureka! Program immerses girls during their formative years long before they begin to lose interest in stem. Eureka! Is made up of three four-day spring break camps, serving k-8th grade girls, and two four-d… read allGirls inc's eureka! Program immerses girls during their formative years long before they begin to lose interest in stem. Eureka! Is made up of three four-day spring break camps, serving k-8th grade girls, and two four-day summer camps and one four-week summer camp serving 6th-8th grade girls on a local college campus. The program is theme-based and allows girls to explore the world around them, the naturals elements and how human impacts affect our planet. Girls learn about subjects such as water and how it can be conserved and about wind and how it is used to create power. Eureka! Also introduces girls to environmental engineering through hands-on activities to investigate local environmental issues, including the urban heat island effect, drought, air pollution in densely populated areas, and threats to marine environments. One of the most powerful components of the program is the opportunity for girls to work beside female stem professionals who serve as mentors. less
• $25,000

  Special Olympics Georgia · Norcross, GA · 2024

  For more than 50 years, special olympics georgia (soga) has been engaging children and adults with intellectual disabilities in year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of olympic-type sports. To… read allFor more than 50 years, special olympics georgia (soga) has been engaging children and adults with intellectual disabilities in year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of olympic-type sports. Today, the program ushers in over 26,620 athletes to compete in 26 different sports in more than 600 competitions. Soga's approach is holistic, in that it increases the physical, social and physiological development of athletes, placing emphasis on health education by offering a series of health screenings in conjunction with the state games. Athletes build confidence and a positive self-image through playing sports and carry those character traits back into the classroom, the home, the job, and the community. less
• $25,000

  Sustainability and Community Health Initiative (Kids in Nutrition) · Sunnyvale, CA · 2024

  University students volunteer in teams of five to teach 5th graders and their families from diverse backgrounds how to make informed, eco-friendly dietary choices. Over eight weekly classroom visits, they deliver engagi… read allUniversity students volunteer in teams of five to teach 5th graders and their families from diverse backgrounds how to make informed, eco-friendly dietary choices. Over eight weekly classroom visits, they deliver engaging, evidence-based lessons using visuals, games, physical activity, and group work. Through kids in nutrition (kin), students receive ingredients and culturally relevant recipes to cook healthy meals at home, tailored to dietary needs. Families also get bilingual resources-newsletters, worksheets, challenges, and online tools to support continued learning, along with guidance on accessing affordable food and public assistance programs. less
• $25,000

  Trips for Kids Marin · San Rafael, CA · 2024

  Trips for kids bay area (tfkba) mobile bike workshop program empowers youth in grades 4-5 with essential bike safety and riding skills, delivered directly on school campuses or at community after-school sites. The progr… read allTrips for kids bay area (tfkba) mobile bike workshop program empowers youth in grades 4-5 with essential bike safety and riding skills, delivered directly on school campuses or at community after-school sites. The program focuses on youth from under-resourced communities, many of whom are learning to ride a bike for the first time. Tfkba provides all necessary equipment-including bikes, helmets, and tools-so every participant can fully engage. Weekly sessions are interactive and fun, covering the bike components and functions; basic bike maintenance and repair; and core safe riding techniques. As students gain confidence, lessons expand to include situational awareness and advanced safety practices, such as: navigating varied riding conditions; maneuvering around pedestrians and other moving vehicles; understanding traffic laws related to biking; managing biking speed and using communication tools to stay visible and safe. less
• $25,000

  Valley Children'S Hospital · Madera, CA · 2024

  In partnership with safe kids central california, valley children's hosts annual car seat check saturdays to provide education to parents/caregivers and the general community on the importance of using child safety car … read allIn partnership with safe kids central california, valley children's hosts annual car seat check saturdays to provide education to parents/caregivers and the general community on the importance of using child safety car seats and using them correctly. This provides an opportunity for families throughout fresno and madera counties to have their current child safety seats examined for proper installation and/or low-income families to receive a free child safety seat for each child in need. Education awareness is provided by nationally certified child passenger safety technicians, who volunteer their time to lend support. Valley children's will also offer child passenger safety technician courses to train additional child passenger safety technicians within the valley children's system and other agencies in central california. less
• $25,000

  Blazesports America · Norcross, GA · 2023

  Formed as the legacy organization of the 1996 paralympic games held in atlanta, georgia, blazesports america strives to change the lives of children and adults with a physical disability through adaptive sports, recreat… read allFormed as the legacy organization of the 1996 paralympic games held in atlanta, georgia, blazesports america strives to change the lives of children and adults with a physical disability through adaptive sports, recreation, and physical activity. Through camp phoenix, kids and teens with cerebral palsy, spina bifida, muscular dystrophy or other related physical disabilities participate in a variety of adaptive sports and recreational activities, while building leadership and self-advocacy skills. Participants leave their fun-filled, week-long experience more confident, independent, better leaders and with lots of new friends. less
• $25,000

  Camp Korey · Mount Vernon, WA · 2023

  As one of only nine serious fun camps in the u.s., camp korey provides year-round programs serving youth, ages 7-18, who live with one or more of 90+ medical conditions. Programs are offered free of charge to families a… read allAs one of only nine serious fun camps in the u.s., camp korey provides year-round programs serving youth, ages 7-18, who live with one or more of 90+ medical conditions. Programs are offered free of charge to families and include residential summer camp, family weekends, and family day adventures. Camp korey also offers their camp to you program, which brings unique, creative and developmentally appropriate activities to partner hospitals in washington and oregon, serving patients that cannot leave the hospital due to their medical conditions. less
• $25,000

  Camp Twin Lakes · Atlanta, GA · 2023

  Camp twin lakes is a transformative oasis, annually serving more than 10,000 children and young adults living with or effected by serious physical or mental illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges. Its three … read allCamp twin lakes is a transformative oasis, annually serving more than 10,000 children and young adults living with or effected by serious physical or mental illnesses, disabilities, and other life challenges. Its three campsites are fully adaptive and medically supportive, allowing children to actively engage in fun, inclusive, and impactful camp activities they would not otherwise be able to experience in a traditional camp setting. Whether spending a week at camp during the summer or a weekend with the family, participants are encouraged to take risk and try new things like kayaking, zip lining, climbing rock walls or horseback riding all while forging connections, building confidence, and gaining independence. less

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