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    Asset Network for Education Worldwide

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    About Asset Network for Education Worldwide

    ANEW works with corporate companies to steward their surplus office furniture and other items away from landfill and back into their communities by matching these items to local organizations. ANEW educates through action by raising awareness of the social, environmental and economic benefits of Surplus Stewardship®. We are making a positive and lasting impact on society and the planet every day.

    Focus Areas

    waste diversion / landfill avoidancereuse of office furniture and FF&Ecircular economy implementationcommunity development and nonprofit supportenvironmental education and professional training

    Who They Fund

    community-based nonprofits / local NGOssmall or grassroots nonprofit organizationslocal community residents (indirect beneficiaries)

    Funding Style

    operating support / unrestricted funding

    About Asset Network for Education Worldwide

    Asset Network for Education Worldwide Inc gives in-kind support through surplus stewardship, matching corporate office furniture and other surplus items to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies. The largest recent award in the file, $144,351 to City of Secaucus, shows the scale of its asset-based grantmaking and its emphasis on reducing capital costs for community-serving organizations. That pattern repeats across recipients such as Gcu City Serve in Phoenix and Dignity Moves in San Francisco, both funded to help organizations spend less on equipment and more on programs. The foundation’s stated work centers on diverting usable items from landfill and returning them to communities, with education, reuse, and community development linked together in the grant descriptions. It funds organizations that can put furnishings, appliances, supplies, and building materials to immediate use, including nonprofits, schools, and public service agencies. The recent record also shows a mix of local and national recipients, suggesting a distribution model built around matching surplus assets to organizations that can absorb them efficiently.

    What Asset Network for Education Worldwide Funds

    A central theme is capital-cost relief for community organizations. The foundation gave $31,500 to Precious Pumpkins Learning Academy in Rahway, NJ and $28,529 to Capital Region Furniture Bank in Albany, NY for work described as strengthening communities by decreasing the need for capital expenditures and increasing funds spent on programs. Education appears as another clear use case: West Linn High School in West Linn, OR received $19,220, and Alliance High School in Portland, OR received $9,770. Public-serving entities are also part of the portfolio, including $14,044 to Chicago Fire Department in Chicago, IL. The same grant language across these awards points to in-kind support that helps recipients equip facilities without taking on as much procurement cost.

    How Asset Network for Education Worldwide Gives

    Typical grant size sits around a five-figure range: p25 is $8,330, median is $10,468, and p75 is $14,167. The recent record includes repeat recipients across multiple years, including City of Secaucus, Amity Foundation, and Los Angeles-based grantees, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than isolated one-time awards. The foundation appears to operate as an asset-matching grantmaker rather than a conventional cash funder, with no program-related investments and no individual funding. Its recipient-facing programs accept unsolicited requests for essential items matching and surplus stewardship.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $268K

    Total Assets

    $50K

    Total Revenue

    $1.8M

    Total Expenses

    $1.8M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $8K and $14K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $8K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $14K

    Geographic Reach

    National14 states funded

    About 0% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    ROSE TOURJE

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Topics

    nonprofit operating efficiencyincreasing program service spendingreducing capital/maintenance burdencommunity strengthening / community developmentshared services or infrastructure consolidation for nonprofits

    Where Asset Network for Education Worldwide Makes Grants

    Grants are distributed nationally, and every recent grant in the file went to a U.S. recipient. California appears most often as the recipient state, with grantees in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Alameda, Anaheim, Hayward, Pomona, and other cities. New Jersey also shows up repeatedly through Secaucus and Rahway, while Pennsylvania recipients include Pittsburgh, Newburgh, and York. The pattern is broad rather than tied to the headquarters location in Clearwater, FL, which received 0% of grants.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Asset Network for Education Worldwide

    What kinds of organizations does Asset Network for Education Worldwide Inc support?

    The recent grants show support for community-serving nonprofits, schools, public agencies, and related organizations. Examples in the file include a city government, a public school, a fire department, a furniture bank, and nonprofit service groups, all funded to reduce capital costs and strengthen programs.

    How does this funder typically support recipients?

    It primarily uses in-kind matching of surplus assets such as office furniture, appliances, supplies, and building materials. The program descriptions say those items are redirected from landfill to nonprofits, schools, and public agencies so recipients can save money and focus more resources on mission work.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant-size distribution centers on five-figure awards: p25 is $8,330, median is $10,468, and p75 is $14,167. Recent grants range from smaller awards in the $5,000–$10,000 area to larger awards above $100,000.

    Can organizations apply without being invited?

    Yes. Both listed recipient programs say they accept unsolicited requests for essential items matching and surplus stewardship, covering U.S. and selected international work.

    Where does the foundation give most often?

    California is the top state by grant count in the recent record, with recipients in cities including Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alameda, Anaheim, Hayward, and Pomona. The distribution is national overall, and 0% of grants went to recipients in Florida.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Who can apply: Nonprofit organizations and public agencies providing public service in their community and in need of furniture or other office surplus items.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    CITY OF SECAUCUSSECAUCUS, NJ$144,3512025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    PRECIOUS PUMPKINS LEARNING ACADEMYRAHWAY, NJ$31,5002025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    CAPITAL REGION FURNITURE BANKALBANY, NY$28,5292025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    WHITE BIRCH RETREATCARBONDALE, PW$17,6082025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    BAY AREA DISRUPTOR AND STARTUP SUPPORT LABSALAMEDA, CA$17,0122025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    GRANDMA'S HOUSE OF HOPEANAHEIM, CA$13,4532025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    SAFE HAVENARLINGTON, TX$9,5812025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    AMITY FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$5,9142025TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    GCU CITY SERVEPHOENIX, AZ$39,7812024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOLPITTSBURGH, PA$23,0032024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    WEST LINN HIGH SCHOOLWEST LINN, OR$19,2202024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    AMITY FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$14,5362024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENTCHICAGO, IL$14,0442024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOLPORTLAND, OR$9,7702024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    GREEN ANCHORSPORTLAND, OR$9,5572024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    DA CENTER FOR THE ARTSPOMONA, CA$8,9852024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    BGC WESTERN PAPITTSBURGH, PA$7,7052024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    STOP AND POP YOUTH CHARITIES INCHAMPTON, VA$7,3402024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    LOS ANGELES MISSIONLOS ANGELES, CA$6,8782024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    YORK HABITATYORK, PA$6,1792024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    JUST US 4 YOUTHPOMONA, CA$5,3402024TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    DIGNITY MOVESSAN FRANCISCO, CA$35,8932023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    CITY OF SECAUCUSSECAUCUS, NJ$34,0392023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    HABITAT NEWBURGHNEWBURGH, NY$13,2152023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    LOVER NEVER FAILSHAYWARD, CA$11,9762023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    EPWORTH CHILDRENS HOMECOLUMBIA, SC$10,8702023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    MIDNIGHT MISSIONLOS ANGELES, CA$10,7852023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    MAKING A DIFFERENCETACOMA, WA$10,4952023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    LA PILGRIM CHURCHLOS ANGELES, CA$10,4422023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLNEW BERLIN, WI$8,9152023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    AMITY FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$8,5392023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS
    EASTSIDE COMMUNITY NETWORKDETROIT, MI$5,6992023TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    CITY OF SECAUCUS

    $144,351
    SECAUCUS, NJ2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    PRECIOUS PUMPKINS LEARNING ACADEMY

    $31,500
    RAHWAY, NJ2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    CAPITAL REGION FURNITURE BANK

    $28,529
    ALBANY, NY2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    WHITE BIRCH RETREAT

    $17,608
    CARBONDALE, PW2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    BAY AREA DISRUPTOR AND STARTUP SUPPORT LABS

    $17,012
    ALAMEDA, CA2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    GRANDMA'S HOUSE OF HOPE

    $13,453
    ANAHEIM, CA2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    SAFE HAVEN

    $9,581
    ARLINGTON, TX2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    AMITY FOUNDATION

    $5,914
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    GCU CITY SERVE

    $39,781
    PHOENIX, AZ2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    PITTSBURGH PUBLIC SCHOOL

    $23,003
    PITTSBURGH, PA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    WEST LINN HIGH SCHOOL

    $19,220
    WEST LINN, OR2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    AMITY FOUNDATION

    $14,536
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    CHICAGO FIRE DEPARTMENT

    $14,044
    CHICAGO, IL2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    ALLIANCE HIGH SCHOOL

    $9,770
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    GREEN ANCHORS

    $9,557
    PORTLAND, OR2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    DA CENTER FOR THE ARTS

    $8,985
    POMONA, CA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    BGC WESTERN PA

    $7,705
    PITTSBURGH, PA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    STOP AND POP YOUTH CHARITIES INC

    $7,340
    HAMPTON, VA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    LOS ANGELES MISSION

    $6,878
    LOS ANGELES, CA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    YORK HABITAT

    $6,179
    YORK, PA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    JUST US 4 YOUTH

    $5,340
    POMONA, CA2024

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    DIGNITY MOVES

    $35,893
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    CITY OF SECAUCUS

    $34,039
    SECAUCUS, NJ2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    HABITAT NEWBURGH

    $13,215
    NEWBURGH, NY2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    LOVER NEVER FAILS

    $11,976
    HAYWARD, CA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    EPWORTH CHILDRENS HOME

    $10,870
    COLUMBIA, SC2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    MIDNIGHT MISSION

    $10,785
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    MAKING A DIFFERENCE

    $10,495
    TACOMA, WA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    LA PILGRIM CHURCH

    $10,442
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    HERITAGE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

    $8,915
    NEW BERLIN, WI2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    AMITY FOUNDATION

    $8,539
    LOS ANGELES, CA2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS

    EASTSIDE COMMUNITY NETWORK

    $5,699
    DETROIT, MI2023

    TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH DECREASING THE NEED FOR CAPITAL EXPENDITURES FOR THESE ORGANIZATIONS AND INCREASING FUNDS SPENT ON PROGRAMS