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    Crabill Family Foundation

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    SAN FRANCISCO, CAWebsite4158902296

    About Crabill Family Foundation

    The Crabill Family Foundation concentrates its philanthropy on education—particularly private K–12 schools and selective universities—by funding capital campaigns, campus improvements, and faculty/program support. It also makes targeted gifts to cultural institutions and occasional community development or place-based projects (affordable housing, resort-community philanthropy, and island education programs). Grants are typically large, campaign- or capital-focused awards intended to advance facilities, fundraising priorities, or signature initiatives.

    Focus Areas

    Independent/private K–12 school capital campaigns in the San Francisco Bay Area (e.g., Branson School, Cathedral School for Boys)Major university fundraising and program funds (Stanford University, Ohio State University athletics/capital)Arts institutions and major cultural organizations (Walker Art Center)Community development/affordable housing projects in specific placesPlace-based/community foundations in resort or island communities (Yellowstone Club Community Foundation, Cape Eleuthera Foundation)

    Who They Fund

    K-12 students and teachers

    About Crabill Family Foundation

    A $1.1 million commitment to The Branson School’s World Ready Campaign is the clearest recent signal of how the Crabill Family Foundation gives: through large, campaign-oriented support for education. The foundation’s grant list is dominated by private K–12 schools and selective universities, alongside a smaller set of community projects tied to housing, health, hunger relief, arts, and neighborhood improvement. In education, the foundation has backed campus renovations, teacher salaries, athletics facilities, alumni fundraising, and academic program funds. That pattern appears across multiple institutions, including Cathedral School for Boys, Stanford University, and The Ohio State University Foundation. The foundation also supports place-based work in Springfield, Ohio, where grants have gone to affordable housing, health services, food access, historic preservation, and programs for children and families. Outside Springfield, it has made targeted awards to cultural and community organizations such as Walker Art Center, Tipping Point Community, and Yellowstone Club Community Foundation. The overall picture is of a family foundation that favors selected, higher-dollar grants aimed at specific institutional priorities and local projects rather than broad, unrestricted philanthropy.

    What Crabill Family Foundation Funds

    Education is the most visible theme in the Crabill Family Foundation’s grantmaking. It gave $300,000 to Cathedral School for Boys for teacher salaries and major campus renovations, and $100,000 to Stanford University’s Management Science & Engineering general gift fund. The foundation also supported campus and fundraising priorities at The Stanford Fund and The Ohio State University Foundation. Its community-based giving is centered on Springfield, Ohio. Grants there include $150,000 to Neighborhood Housing Partnership of Greater Springfield Inc for the Clifton Avenue affordable housing project and $50,000 to Opportunities for Individual Change of Clark County for a high school program with workforce readiness. Health, hunger relief, and family support also appear in the portfolio. Examples include $25,000 to Rocking Horse Community Health Center for dental care services, $25,000 to Ohio Tri-county Food Alliance for Second Harvest Food Bank, and $25,000 to Citilookout for families involved in domestic violence incidents.

    How Crabill Family Foundation Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $6.8M

    Total Assets

    $131.4M

    Total Revenue

    $74.1M

    Total Expenses

    $8.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $13K and $47K, with a median of $25K.

    25th Percentile

    $13K

    Median

    $25K

    75th Percentile

    $47K

    Geographic Reach

    National6 states funded

    About 33% of grants go to recipients in OH.

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    low-income families and residents of underserved neighborhoods
    survivors of intimate partner/domestic violence
    people experiencing food insecurity
    artists and general public audiences
    homeowners/tenants affected by lead or substandard housing
    adult learners seeking workforce skills

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, top-heavy giving with a few large grants (one peak $1.1M award) focused on capital/campaign support and institutional donors; favors established institutions over many small community grants and appears to make repeat or multi-institutional gifts within education and cultural sectors.

    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted supportcapital projects & facility renovationprogram-specific operational support (e.g., teacher salaries, summer programs)direct service provision

    Notable grantees: The Branson School, Cathedral School for Boys, Stanford University (and The Stanford Fund), Walker Art Center, Neighborhood Housing Partnership of Greater Springfield

    Topics

    affordable housing development & rehabilitationK-12 education support & teacher compensationworkforce readiness & economic mobilitydomestic/intimate partner violence shelter & survivor servicesfood security & emergency food bank supporthealth services (dental, cancer recovery, family wellness)arts, public arts and cultural programming

    Typical awards sit in a mid-five-figure range: the 25th percentile is $12,500, the median is $25,000, and the 75th percentile is $47,000. The foundation also makes occasional much larger campaign gifts, including seven-figure support. It is a regular funder rather than a donor-advised fund, and it funds individuals. The grant list shows repeated support for some recipients across multiple years, including The Branson School, Cathedral School for Boys, Stanford University, Springfield Historic Landmark Preservation Foundation Inc, and Ohio Tri-county Food Alliance, which suggests an ongoing relationship with selected institutions and projects. For non-Springfield work, the foundation accepts unsolicited proposals by email inquiry; Springfield grants also run through annual solicitation cycles.

    Where Crabill Family Foundation Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is entirely U.S.-based in the recent data, with Ohio as the top state by grant count. Springfield, Ohio appears frequently, including awards to Neighborhood Housing Partnership of Greater Springfield Inc, Project Woman of Springfield and Clark County, and Rocking Horse Community Health Center. California also receives substantial support, especially San Francisco and Ross, with grants to Cathedral School for Boys, Tipping Point Community, and The Branson School. Outside those hubs, the foundation has funded organizations in Minneapolis, Columbus, Bozeman, and Philadelphia.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Crabill Family Foundation

    What are the Crabill Family Foundation’s main focus areas?

    The foundation’s active programs center on health, housing, hunger relief, education, and arts/enrichment. In the recent grants list, those priorities show up in awards for school campaigns, affordable housing, health services, food bank support, and arts institutions.

    What is a typical grant size?

    Its stated grant-size distribution is $12,500 at the 25th percentile, $25,000 at the median, and $47,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also includes larger campaign gifts, such as $1,100,000 to The Branson School.

    Does the foundation fund Springfield, Ohio differently from other places?

    Yes. Springfield, Ohio has dedicated annual solicitation cycles and responsive grant programs, while non-Springfield projects can be submitted by email inquiry for review. The grant list shows a strong Springfield concentration alongside selected grants in California and other U.S. communities.

    Does the Crabill Family Foundation accept unsolicited proposals?

    Yes. For non-Springfield geographies, it reviews unsolicited proposals via email inquiry. The foundation also states that Springfield community grants use annual solicitation windows, with one 2026 solicitation listed for Jan. 2–Feb. 13, 2026.

    What kinds of organizations have received repeat support?

    Repeat recipients in the recent grants include The Branson School, Cathedral School for Boys, Stanford University, Springfield Historic Landmark Preservation Foundation Inc, and Ohio Tri-county Food Alliance. That pattern points to ongoing support for selected schools, community institutions, and local projects.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

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    Current and upcoming funding from Crabill Family Foundation that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.

    Opening soonCloses Feb 12, 2027

    Responsive Grants (Springfield & General)

    Health & wellnessEducation and enrichmentArts and culture+1 more

    Who can apply: Applicant must be a tax-exempt organization. Proposals should align with the Crabill family’s priorities and values. The foundation does not fund individuals, political campaigns or activities, individual scholarships, sponsorships, or emergency relief.

    Deadline: 2026 Springfield solicitation: Jan. 2-Feb. 13, 2026 (closed). 2027 cycle tentatively planned for Jan. 4-Feb. 12, 2027.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    THE BRANSON SCHOOLROSS, CA$1,100,0002025WORLD READY CAMPAIGN
    NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING PARTNERSHIP OF GREATER SPRINGFIELD INCSPRINGFIELD, OH$150,0002025CLIFTON AVENUE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT
    YELLOWSTONE CLUB COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONBOZEMAN, MT$100,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    STANFORD UNIVERSITYSTANFORD, CA$100,0002025THE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE & ENGINEERING GENERAL GIFT FUND
    CAPE ELEUTHERA FOUNDATIONPHILADELPHIA, PA$100,0002025SUMMER TERM 2024 CLASS GIFT
    STANFORD UNIVERSITYSTANFORD, CA$50,0002025MBA CLASS OF 1998 LEGACY FUND
    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$50,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUAL CHANGE (OIC) OF CLARK COUNTYSPRINGFIELD, OH$50,0002025HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM WITH WORKFORCE READINESS
    SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC LANDMARK PRESERVATION FOUNDATION INCSPRINGFIELD, OH$50,0002025HISTORIC COUNTRY CLUB RENOVATION
    STANFORD UNIVERSITYSTANFORD, CA$50,0002025BUSINESS SCHOOL FUND
    THE BRANSON SCHOOLROSS, CA$50,0002025ANNUAL FUND
    PROJECT WOMAN OF SPRINGFIELD AND CLARK COUNTYSPRINGFIELD, OH$50,0002025CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
    FRIENDS OF THE HARTMAN ROCK GARDENSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002025EDUCATION AND VISITOR CENTER
    ROCKING HORSE CHILDREN'S HEALTH CENTERSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002025DENTAL CARE SERVICES
    SPONSORS FOR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$25,0002025EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT
    SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC LANDMARK PRESERVATION FOUNDATION INCSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002025KITCHEN RENOVATION FUND
    SPRINGFIELD MUSEUM OF ARTSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    OHIO TRI-COUNTY FOOD ALLIANCESPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002025SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK
    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTSPRINGFIELD, OH$20,0002025FAMILY LITERACY PROGRAM
    CITILOOKOUTSPRINGFIELD, OH$20,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYSPRINGFIELD, OH$20,0002025HEAT PUMP FOR CRABILL HOMESTEAD
    SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTSAN FRANCISCO, CA$20,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$18,6852025GENERAL SUPPORT
    COVENANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONSPRINGFIELD, OH$10,0002025COVENANT FREEDOM SCHOOL
    CITY OF SPRINGFIELD (LEGACY 24 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENRICHMENT)SPRINGFIELD, OH$10,0002025NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT, STUDENT LED PROJECTS
    GLEN HELEN ASSOCIATIONYELLOW SPRINGS, OH$10,0002025OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER
    JEFFERSON STREET OASISSPRINGFIELD, OH$10,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    SPRINGFIELD FOUNDATIONSPRINGFIELD, OH$10,0002025KIWANIS SPRINGFIELD JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL
    SPRINGFIELD FOUNDATIONSPRINGFIELD, OH$5,0002025SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC ARTS FUND
    CENTER FOR VOLUNTEER & NONPROFIT LEADERSHIPSAN RAFAEL, CA$5,0002025SAN FRANCISCO DEBUTANTE BALL
    SAN FRANCISCO FILM SOCIETYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$5,0002025AWARDS NIGHT GIFT
    JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENTSPRINGFIELD, OH$5,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    UNITED WAY OF CLARK CHAMPAIGN AND MADISON COUNTIESSPRINGFIELD, OH$5,0002025COMMUNITY CONVERSATION SERIES
    SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRASPRINGFIELD, OH$5,0002025TUNES-N-TALES PROGRAM
    CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISO, CA$5,0002025NOTKIN FAMILY BREAST CANCER RECOVERY PROGRAM
    DANCE STOMP SHAKESPRINGFIELD, OH$5,0002025SIMPLY SERVING EVENT AND A YOUTH EVENT AT THE ART MUSEUM
    SAN FRANCISCO FILM SOCIETYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$2,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    CHORDS FOR CHANGE INCROSS, CA$1,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    THE BRANSON SCHOOLROSS, CA$600,0002024TO HELP IN CHALLENGES AND SUPPORT STUDENTS, FOR CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS
    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTSPRINGFIELD, OH$100,0002024IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES FOR STUDENTS
    GOLDMAN SACHS PHILANTHROPY FUNDALBANY, NY$50,0002024TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY AND CHARITABLE GIVING ACROSS THE US BY RECEIVING CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS
    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$50,0002024TO FIGHT POVERTY IN THE COMMUNITY
    THE BRANSON SCHOOLROSS, CA$50,0002024TO HELP IN CHALLENGES AND SUPPORT STUDENTS
    OIC OF CLARK COUNTY INCSPRINGFIELD, OH$50,0002024TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF THE VOCATIONAL TRAINING COMPONENT OF OIC AND EQUIP STUDENTS WITH LEARNING CHALLENGES
    CLARK COUNTY COMBINED HEALTH DISTRICTSPRINGFIELD, OH$40,0002024GENERAL SUPPORT
    ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUPWASHINGTON, DC$30,0002024FOR SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC INITIATIVES
    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICTSPRINGFIELD, OH$27,0002024TO ASSIST FAMILIES IN IMPROVING THE ECONOMIC STATUS BY INCREASING THE EDUCATIONAL SKILLS
    CITILOOKOUTSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002024TO HELP THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES
    OHIO TRI COUNTY FOOD ALLIANCESPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002024TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING WHEN CHILDREN ARE OUT OF SCHOOL INCLUDING WEEKEND MEALS AND SUMMER FEEDING PROGRAMS
    ROCKING HORSE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERSPRINGFIELD, OH$25,0002024TO HELP REACH PATIENTS ON NEED OF TREATMENT, PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR ORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS

    THE BRANSON SCHOOL

    $1,100,000
    ROSS, CA2025

    WORLD READY CAMPAIGN

    NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSING PARTNERSHIP OF GREATER SPRINGFIELD INC

    $150,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    CLIFTON AVENUE AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROJECT

    YELLOWSTONE CLUB COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    BOZEMAN, MT2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    STANFORD UNIVERSITY

    $100,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    THE MANAGEMENT SCIENCE & ENGINEERING GENERAL GIFT FUND

    CAPE ELEUTHERA FOUNDATION

    $100,000
    PHILADELPHIA, PA2025

    SUMMER TERM 2024 CLASS GIFT

    STANFORD UNIVERSITY

    $50,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    MBA CLASS OF 1998 LEGACY FUND

    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY

    $50,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUAL CHANGE (OIC) OF CLARK COUNTY

    $50,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM WITH WORKFORCE READINESS

    SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC LANDMARK PRESERVATION FOUNDATION INC

    $50,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    HISTORIC COUNTRY CLUB RENOVATION

    STANFORD UNIVERSITY

    $50,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    BUSINESS SCHOOL FUND

    THE BRANSON SCHOOL

    $50,000
    ROSS, CA2025

    ANNUAL FUND

    PROJECT WOMAN OF SPRINGFIELD AND CLARK COUNTY

    $50,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

    FRIENDS OF THE HARTMAN ROCK GARDEN

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    EDUCATION AND VISITOR CENTER

    ROCKING HORSE CHILDREN'S HEALTH CENTER

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    DENTAL CARE SERVICES

    SPONSORS FOR EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY

    $25,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT

    SPRINGFIELD HISTORIC LANDMARK PRESERVATION FOUNDATION INC

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    KITCHEN RENOVATION FUND

    SPRINGFIELD MUSEUM OF ART

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    OHIO TRI-COUNTY FOOD ALLIANCE

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK

    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

    $20,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    FAMILY LITERACY PROGRAM

    CITILOOKOUT

    $20,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    CLARK COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY

    $20,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    HEAT PUMP FOR CRABILL HOMESTEAD

    SAN FRANCISCO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART

    $20,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

    $18,685
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    COVENANT COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    COVENANT FREEDOM SCHOOL

    CITY OF SPRINGFIELD (LEGACY 24 ELEMENTARY EDUCATION ENRICHMENT)

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENT, STUDENT LED PROJECTS

    GLEN HELEN ASSOCIATION

    $10,000
    YELLOW SPRINGS, OH2025

    OUTDOOR EDUCATION CENTER

    JEFFERSON STREET OASIS

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    SPRINGFIELD FOUNDATION

    $10,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    KIWANIS SPRINGFIELD JAZZ AND BLUES FESTIVAL

    SPRINGFIELD FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC ARTS FUND

    CENTER FOR VOLUNTEER & NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP

    $5,000
    SAN RAFAEL, CA2025

    SAN FRANCISCO DEBUTANTE BALL

    SAN FRANCISCO FILM SOCIETY

    $5,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    AWARDS NIGHT GIFT

    JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT

    $5,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    UNITED WAY OF CLARK CHAMPAIGN AND MADISON COUNTIES

    $5,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    COMMUNITY CONVERSATION SERIES

    SPRINGFIELD SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

    $5,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    TUNES-N-TALES PROGRAM

    CALIFORNIA PACIFIC MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

    $5,000
    SAN FRANCISO, CA2025

    NOTKIN FAMILY BREAST CANCER RECOVERY PROGRAM

    DANCE STOMP SHAKE

    $5,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2025

    SIMPLY SERVING EVENT AND A YOUTH EVENT AT THE ART MUSEUM

    SAN FRANCISCO FILM SOCIETY

    $2,500
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    CHORDS FOR CHANGE INC

    $1,000
    ROSS, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    THE BRANSON SCHOOL

    $600,000
    ROSS, CA2024

    TO HELP IN CHALLENGES AND SUPPORT STUDENTS, FOR CAMPUS IMPROVEMENTS

    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

    $100,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    IMPROVING ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE SERVICES FOR STUDENTS

    GOLDMAN SACHS PHILANTHROPY FUND

    $50,000
    ALBANY, NY2024

    TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY AND CHARITABLE GIVING ACROSS THE US BY RECEIVING CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS

    TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY

    $50,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2024

    TO FIGHT POVERTY IN THE COMMUNITY

    THE BRANSON SCHOOL

    $50,000
    ROSS, CA2024

    TO HELP IN CHALLENGES AND SUPPORT STUDENTS

    OIC OF CLARK COUNTY INC

    $50,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    TO SUPPORT THE OPERATION OF THE VOCATIONAL TRAINING COMPONENT OF OIC AND EQUIP STUDENTS WITH LEARNING CHALLENGES

    CLARK COUNTY COMBINED HEALTH DISTRICT

    $40,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP

    $30,000
    WASHINGTON, DC2024

    FOR SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL AND ECONOMIC INITIATIVES

    SPRINGFIELD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

    $27,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    TO ASSIST FAMILIES IN IMPROVING THE ECONOMIC STATUS BY INCREASING THE EDUCATIONAL SKILLS

    CITILOOKOUT

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    TO HELP THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH ISSUES

    OHIO TRI COUNTY FOOD ALLIANCE

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    TO PROVIDE PROGRAMMING WHEN CHILDREN ARE OUT OF SCHOOL INCLUDING WEEKEND MEALS AND SUMMER FEEDING PROGRAMS

    ROCKING HORSE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER

    $25,000
    SPRINGFIELD, OH2024

    TO HELP REACH PATIENTS ON NEED OF TREATMENT, PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING FOR ORAL HEALTH CONDITIONS