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Raises money for scholarship funds for minority youth.

Aims to lessen the achievement gap for under-resourced Kindergarten through 3rd grade public school students by investing in programs and services that strengthen literacy.

Awards competitive grants each year to nonprofits and other qualifying organizations, including ACCF Edudational Loan, Community Grants, Teacher Mini-Grants, IMPACT Youth Grants, and Women's Fund Grants. Awards competitive scholarships and educational loans to traditional and non-traditional students each year, including Scholarship Funds, Women's Fund Scholarship Award, and Educational Loans.

Provides information on indoor and outdoor air pollutants including radon, carbon monoxide, ozone and others.

Supports member agencies to increase the capacity of people to care for one another. Accepts grant applications from non-profit organizations in January. Grant funds are disbursed July 1 - June 30. Special grant funds may also be available throughout the year.

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

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

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

Provides educational lung health information for adults with emphysema, chronic bronchitis, asthma, and other pulmonary illnesses.

Provides caring, non-judgmental support to girls and women who are distressed by an unplanned pregnancy. Offers positive and loving alternatives and provide friendships and emotional support. Helps each client explore her options without pressure and without passing judgment. All volunteer friendly service. No professional consulting.

Provides speakers on cancer prevention and early detection to organizations. Builds relationships with community-based organizations and health care providers, schools, parks and communities to plan, organize and develop effective cancer prevention and early detection programs and activities. It is recommended Cervical Cancer testing (screening) should begin at age 25; Breast Screenings/Mammogram should start every year for Women between age 40-44; and regular mammograms should happen annually for Women between age 45-54. Women 55 and older can switch to a mammogram every other year.

United Way of Licking County combines volunteer and financial resources to find solutions to community problems so that Licking County residents achieve their full potential in the areas of education, income, health and basic needs. UWLC is the centralized fund-raising organization for approximately 50 local human services programs.

Plans, funds, and evaluates service delivery of local alcohol, drug, and mental health programs. Serves as the community alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health authority in Lake County.

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

Collects donated clothing, household items, and furniture in good repair. No tears, stains, or broken parts. Serves all of Montgomery County, Beavercreek, Fairborn, Bellbrook, and WPAFB.

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

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

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

A tax-exempt public charity created by and for the people of Washington County to improve the quality of life of its residents through lasting charitable giving.

The GDAA Rent Foundation may provide one month's rent to a resident whose apartment community is a member of the Greater Dayton Apartment Association. The resident must be current on their rent looking for assistance for the next month.

Offers federal grants that promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities. Grantees include both non-profit and for-profit organizations as well as government, educational, and public housing groups.

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

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

Functions as a private foundation providing grant funding to charitable organizations. Focuses on providing funding in the following areas: arts, culture and Humanities; education; and human services.

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