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Honda USA Foundation: all 114 grants

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• $25,000

  Charge Syndrome Foundation · Buffalo Grove, IL · 2023

  Charge syndrome is a rare genetic condition most evident through unique facial features and impacts many parts of a child's body including their eyes, nerves, heart, nasal passages, genitals and ears. The charge syndrom… read allCharge syndrome is a rare genetic condition most evident through unique facial features and impacts many parts of a child's body including their eyes, nerves, heart, nasal passages, genitals and ears. The charge syndrome foundation established the ethan wolfe recreational assistance program to enable individuals with charge the opportunity to experience the joys of mobility by participating in fun, enriching activities and accessing much needed resources and equipment. This includes adaptive bikes, summer camps, and therapeutic and specialized classes. The foundation also focuses on growing its outreach and support programs; promoting awareness by building networks and partnerships; and by staying apprised of leading-edge research. less
• $25,000

  Family Success Center of Etowah County · Gadsden, AL · 2023

  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

  Grace Klein Community · Birmingham, AL · 2023

  In jefferson county, the largest county in alabama, approximately 13,171,460 pounds of food goes to waste every year. Through its feedbhm initiative, grace klein commissions community volunteers to help rescue good food… read allIn jefferson county, the largest county in alabama, approximately 13,171,460 pounds of food goes to waste every year. Through its feedbhm initiative, grace klein commissions community volunteers to help rescue good food that would traditionally end up in landfills and distribute it to families experiencing food insecurities. Available food is rescued 7 days a week from food donors such as grocery stores, wholesalers and restaurants and is quickly distributed at various locations across the state. Home deliveries are arranged for individuals that are homebound. less
• $25,000

  Kid One Transport System · Birmingham, AL · 2023

  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 childrens 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
• $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
• $25,000

  Special Olympics Georgia · Norcross, GA · 2023

  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

  Valley Children'S Hospital · Madera, CA · 2023

  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

  Adaptive Riding Institute · Turner, OR · 2022

  Adaptive riding institute provides opportunities for people to find health, happiness, and healing using the tranquil movement of horses. Through equine-assisted therapy (eat), 100 physically challenged youth under the … read allAdaptive riding institute provides opportunities for people to find health, happiness, and healing using the tranquil movement of horses. Through equine-assisted therapy (eat), 100 physically challenged youth under the age of 18 receive weekly empowered, joy-filled adaptive riding experiences atop a horse. Participants include but are not limited to individuals with cerebral palsy, down syndrome, autism and adhd. Each private 30-minute session is designed to address the needs of each individual rider whether that is cognitive, physical, emotional or behavioral. Horseback riding has been linked to cognitive and emotional benefits and physical improvements in balance, motor skills, sensory integration and muscle strength. less
• $25,000

  Alabama Autism Assistance Program · Birmingham, AL · 2022

  Kinect sports is a free sports league for individuals with disabilities of all ages to come together in "community" to play a game. Promoting an inclusive environment, parents, workers, and volunteers are enlisted to wo… read allKinect sports is a free sports league for individuals with disabilities of all ages to come together in "community" to play a game. Promoting an inclusive environment, parents, workers, and volunteers are enlisted to work alongside 'athletes' to play a sport: basketball, kickball, or tee-ball. Sports are typically offered in 12-week rotations that are tailored to expand the capabilities, confidence, and quality of life for children living with autism. With kinect sports, it's less about keeping score and more about celebrating the wins. For the athletes, those wins equate to fostering self-esteem, experiencing teamwork, creating life-long fiendships with others just like them; and having lots of fun. less
• $25,000

  Birmingham Zoo · Birmingham, AL · 2022

  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 ci… 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
• $25,000

  Children'S Dance Foundation · Birmingham, AL · 2022

  The children's dance foundation uses dance and movement as a vehicle for fostering creativity, curiosity and confidence. Many of the children served are economically disadvantaged and/or have disabilities. For children … read allThe children's dance foundation uses dance and movement as a vehicle for fostering creativity, curiosity and confidence. Many of the children served are economically disadvantaged and/or have disabilities. For children with disabilities, weekly dance classes provide a joyful way for children to take the physical, cognitive, and social skills they practice with their therapists and try them in a new setting. Beyond improving gross motor skills, building strength and coordination, these children are able to make healthy socialemotional connections while feeling a sense of inclusion, success and inspiration. less
• $25,000

  Growinggreat · Manhattan Beach, CA · 2022

  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 in terms of 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 and then 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
• $25,000

  Kid One Transport System · Birmingham, AL · 2022

  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
• $25,000

  Ohio Chapter American Academy of Pediatrics (Ohio Aap) · Columbus, OH · 2022

  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 campaigns 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