Hard Rock Heals Foundation directs relatively large, mission-aligned gifts toward humanitarian crises, anti-trafficking work and cause-specific campaigns run through its venue-based 'Change for Change' fundraising. Grants combine emergency international relief (Ukraine, Brazil) with domestic social-service and health causes—notably anti-human trafficking, youth homelessness services, cancer fundraising and women's health research—often timed to awareness months or specific campaigns.
Hard Rock Heals Foundation Inc’s largest recent grant was a $795,877 gift tied to a Ukraine relief gala, which signals how often the foundation uses event-based fundraising to move money quickly into crisis response. The same pattern shows up in its Change for Change campaigns, where venue-level donations are aggregated and then distributed to named charitable partners. That structure has supported emergency humanitarian relief, anti-human trafficking work, youth homelessness services, women’s health research, LGBTQIA+ support, and health-related campaigns. The foundation’s recent grants also show a mix of national and local giving. It backed the American Cancer Society with a $261,452 Change for Change payment routed through multiple Florida venues, and it sent $198,404 to Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation for Women’s History Month. Other sizable grants went to Covenant House Florida, ECPAT USA, and the Brazil Foundation, reflecting a portfolio that moves between disaster relief, trafficking prevention, and cause-specific community support. Grantmaking is often designated for a campaign, awareness month, or specific service need rather than unrestricted general support. The recurring use of Change for Change payments is one of the clearest markers of how the foundation funds.
Humanitarian relief is one of the clearest themes in the foundation’s recent grants. It gave $125,000 to Brazil Foundation for the Rio Grande do Sul Humanitarian Campaign and $20,000 to World Central Kitchen Inc for Haiti unrest relief, while a much larger $795,877 payment supported Ukraine relief through Friends of Be an Angel Inc. Anti-human trafficking appears as another sustained priority. Hard Rock Heals Foundation Inc awarded $140,000 to ECPAT USA for a January Anti-Human Trafficking Month campaign, and $143,529 to Covenant House Florida Inc for the same monthly cause framing. A $90,000 payment to Twentyfour-Seven Org was also labeled for an AHT initiative focused on human rights and trafficking. The foundation also funds LGBTQIA+ services and health-related work. It granted $56,286 to The Trevor Project for Pride/LGBTQIA+ support, $20,798 to Compass Inc for education and mental health services for the LGBTQ community, and $198,404 to Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation for Women’s History Month.
$1.7M
$498K
$1.9M
$1.9M
Most grants fall between $5K and $32K, with a median of $8K.
25th Percentile
$5K
Median
$8K
75th Percentile
$32K
Top 10 recipient countries by grant volume for Hard Rock Heals Foundation.
| Rank | Country | Grants | Total | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | United StatesDomestic | 69 | $2.5M | 62.2% |
| 2 | Italy |
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A small number of relatively large, campaign-driven grants concentrated in international relief and themed monthly causes; funding often channels aggregated venue donations (Change for Change) and aligns gifts with awareness months or targeted campaigns rather than many small unrestricted grants.
Notable grantees: Friends of Be An Angel Inc, American Cancer Society, ECPAT USA (End Child Prostitution, Child Pornography and Trafficking), Brazil Foundation, Covenant House Florida
Recent grants cluster around a median size of $7,500, with a 25th percentile of $5,000 and a 75th percentile of $31,722. That spread shows a mix of smaller community grants and larger campaign-linked gifts. The foundation also makes much larger awards when a specific event or relief effort drives the funding, including several six-figure payments. The pattern is highly designated: many awards are tied to named campaigns, awareness months, or fundraising events, especially Change for Change payments. It also funds individuals, which places it among foundations that extend support beyond institutional grantees. The recent list shows repeat use of themed campaign payments, but the grantee names cited in the current file are mostly one-off recipients rather than a long repeated roster.
Grant activity is concentrated in Florida, which accounts for 67% of grants in the recipient state distribution. Recent recipients include Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Coconut Creek, Hollywood, Clearwater, Lake Worth Beach, Naples, Miami, and Wilton Manors. Outside Florida, the foundation has made visible gifts in Pennsylvania, New York, Washington, DC, California, Nevada, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Brazil-related relief work. The top giving state by count is Hawaii, even though the foundation is headquartered in Davie, Florida. That distinction reflects a regional footprint that reaches well beyond the headquarters state while still keeping most awards in Florida.
Recent grants show support for humanitarian relief, anti-human trafficking, LGBTQIA+ services, women’s health research, youth homelessness services, cancer-related fundraising, mental health, and workforce training. Examples include disaster response in Ukraine, Brazil, and Haiti, plus designated support for trafficking prevention and Pride/LGBTQIA+ programs.
The median recent grant is $7,500. The 25th percentile is $5,000 and the 75th percentile is $31,722, so many awards are relatively modest, with larger campaign-driven gifts appearing in the upper range.
The recent record is dominated by designated, campaign-specific gifts rather than open-ended multi-year awards. Many payments are labeled Change for Change donations, awareness-month grants, or relief-campaign contributions, which points to one-time charitable support tied to specific initiatives.
Florida is the main recipient state, with 67% of grants going to recipients in the HQ state. City-level awards in the recent list include Tampa, Fort Lauderdale, Coconut Creek, Hollywood, Clearwater, Lake Worth Beach, Naples, Miami, and Wilton Manors.
Yes. Recent relief gifts include $795,877 for Ukraine relief through Friends of Be an Angel Inc, $125,000 to Brazil Foundation for the Rio Grande do Sul Humanitarian Campaign, $25,000 to the American National Red Cross for Western Wildfires Relief Efforts, and $20,000 to World Central Kitchen Inc for Haiti unrest.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
| 6 |
| $30K |
5.4% |
| 3 | Spain | 4 | $20K | 3.6% |
| 4 | United Kingdom | 4 | $20K | 3.6% |
| 5 | Germany | 4 | $20K | 3.6% |
| 6 | Romania | 3 | $15K | 2.7% |
| 7 | Poland | 2 | $10K | 1.8% |
| 8 | Nepal | 2 | $10K | 1.8% |
| 9 | Philippines | 2 | $10K | 1.8% |
| 10 | Thailand | 2 | $10K | 1.8% |
Recipient country reflects the grantee's headquarters per IRS 990-PF and Schedule F filings, not the program's implementation country.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| American Cancer Society | Tampa, FL | $261,452 | 2025 | Everi Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Coconut CreekEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - HollywoodEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - ImmokaleeEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - TampaEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Northern IndianaEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Cincinnati |
| Magee-Womens Research Institute and Foundation | Pittsburgh, PA | $198,404 | 2025 | March 2024 Change for Change charity partner payment. (Women's History Month) |
| Covenant House Florida Inc | Ft Lauderdale, FL | $143,529 | 2025 | Change for Change donation aligning with January cause Anti-Human Trafficking Month |
| Ecpat USA End Child Prostitution Child Pornography and Trafficking | Brooklyn, NY | $140,000 | 2025 | Change for Change donation aligning with January cause Anti-Human Trafficking Month |
| Brazil Foundation | New York, NY | $125,000 | 2025 | Rio Grande do Sul Humanitarian Campaign |
| Twentyfour-Seven Org | Clewiston, FL | $90,000 | 2025 | Jan-Feb Change for Change Charity Partner Payment (AHT Initiative) Focus Area: Human rights, Trafficking |
| Ocean Conservancy | Washington, DC | $75,000 | 2025 | Contribution to Ocean Conservancy |
| The Trevor Project | West Hollywood, CA | $56,286 | 2025 | Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ |
| Feeding America Tampa Bay Inc | Tampa, FL | $50,174 | 2025 | Focus Area: Emergency relief/Health |
| Tampa Bay Business Guild Inc DBA Tampa Bay LGBT Chamber Inc | Tampa, FL | $41,277 | 2025 | Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ Funds for the Tampa Bay Diversity Chamber of Commerce Foundation Inc. are used to support educational programming for LGBTQ+ business owners and professionals. The Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to LGBTQ and allied students who exhibit leadership potential, demonstrate strong academic abilities, and are actively involved in school and community organizations as part of this Foundation. |
| Redefining Refuge Inc | Tampa, FL | $35,664 | 2025 | Promote positive educational goals. This includes attendance, improvement in graded activities, completion of enrolled grade-levels, attaining a high school diploma or its equivalent (GED). Funds from this grant will be used for tutoring, testing and laptops for children. |
| Julie Weintraubs Hands Across the Bay Inc | CLEARWATER, FL | $32,221 | 2025 | Focus Area: Homeless/Economic inequality |
| American National Red Cross | Miami, FL | $25,000 | 2025 | Western Wildfires Relief Efforts inspired by San Carlos Fire |
| Compass Inc | Lake Worth Beach, FL | $20,798 | 2025 | Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ To provide education and mental health services to the LGBTQ community. |
| World Central Kitchen Inc | Washington, DC | $20,000 | 2025 | Haiti Unrest donation |
| SOS Childrens Villages Florida Inc | Coconut Creek, FL | $16,745 | 2025 | The funds received will be applied to the Residential Services budget and will used to cover budget items like allowances for the children, recreational programs and activities, field trips, personal care items for the children, school/college related expenses and programs like mental health counseling and tutoring. |
| Flite (Florida Independence Training & Education Center Inc) | Fort Lauderdale, FL | $15,829 | 2025 | Focus Area: Human rights, Trafficking-Funds will be used to provide health and wellness services, inclusive of mental & behavioral health counseling, crisis interventions, and primary care services for our youth who have aged out of foster care, have been human trafficked, LGBTQ displaced, and other vulnerable at-risk situations. |
| Joe Dimaggio Children's Hospital Foundation | Hollywood, FL | $14,348 | 2025 | Donation pledge for the Conine All-Star Classic 2024 to help aid in the foundation's objective to provide philanthropic support to the hospital to ensure quality, patient- and family-centered care is available to all children, regardless of their ability to pay. |
| Tomorrows Rainbow Inc | COCONUT CREEK, FL | $13,603 | 2025 | Focus Area: Mental Health-The miniature horse farm caters to grieving children that have recently lost a loved one. |
| Irreverent Warriors Inc | Irvine, CA | $11,761 | 2025 | Focus Area: Veterans-Funds will be used for funding community events and for our annual hike that we have once a year. During the hike, we need police escorts so we are able to safely cross streets, provide water, snacks, and lunch for veterans during our events and annual hike, medical supplies and several other things we need to bring veterans out of isolation and into community. |
| Help of Southern Nevada | LAS VEGAS, NV | $9,444 | 2025 | Focus Area: Mental Health |
| Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Greater Fort Lauderdale Inc | Wilton Manors, FL | $9,349 | 2025 | Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ |
| Nevada Partners Inc | Las Vegas, NV | $9,002 | 2025 | Change for Change dollars will be used to support workforce programs in our community to train individuals for jobs that pay a living wage. |
| The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) | Rye Brook, NY | $8,679 | 2025 | This grant will be utilized to continue funding research, education, and advocacy in Las Vegas by serving over 500 blood cancer patients (adults, children, and adolescents) with access to care, financial and co-pay assistance, and travel assistance. |
| Naples Pride FL Inc | NAPLES, FL | $8,233 | 2025 | Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+Naples Pride provides inclusive programs and resources to the LGBTQIA+ Community of SWFL at our Naples Pride Center. Will use the funds to support such programs. |
| Friends For Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department | Las Vegas, NV | $8,226 | 2025 | Focus Area: Children charities-Funds will be used to purchase and distribute school supplies to low-income students in the Las Vegas community. |
| Youth Haven Foundation Inc | Naples, FL | $6,755 | 2025 | Focus Area: Children charities-The funds will be used for continued counseling and sheltering for children and teens that have been neglected, abandoned, and abused in Collier County. Funds provide shelter and counseling to children who are waiting to be placed with foster families, and or services provided to teens who are aging out of the foster system to keep them from becoming homeless. |
| Dress for Success Southwest Florida Inc | FORT MYERS, FL | $6,521 | 2025 | Focus Area: Women-The mission of Dress for Success SW Florida is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support, and career development tools to help them thrive in work and in life. |
| Crohns and Colitis Foundation Inc | Boca Raton, FL | $6,386 | 2025 | Change for Change donation aligning with funding prority world humanitatrian day |
| Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc | Ft Lauderdale, FL | $6,193 | 2025 | 2023 Walk to End Alzheimers - Broward - Change for Change Donation |
| His House Inc | Opalocka, FL | $5,843 | 2025 | Focus Area: Children charities - The purpose is to provide support to His House Children's Home. This includes, but not limited to, the day to day living essentials needed in raising children as well as for the costs of restoration and remodeling of 16 homes on our campus where our children live. This includes the updating of worn-out furniture and appliances, interior painting, and dcor of the living/dining areas, and children's bedrooms. Each year, over 1,000 abused, abandoned and neglected children call His House their home. We are the largest residential campus in Florida and with this many children, we are in constant need of upkeep to maintain the homes with a clean, safe and warm environment, which plays a big role in the therapeutic services we offer them. |
| Nevada Partnership for Homeless Youth | Las Vegas, NV | $5,777 | 2025 | Focus Area: Homeless/ Economic inequality |
| Centros Sor Isolina Ferre Inc | Ponce, PR | $5,000 | 2025 | Providing clothing and products to cover all necessities for this people in need. |
| The Shade Tree Incorporated | Las Vegas, NV | $5,000 | 2025 | The Shade Tree is the largest shelter of its kind in the state, and the only 24-hour accessible shelter in the region designed specifically to meet the needs of women & children in crisis. As such, it is an expensive operation to not only maintain, but to improve. Additional funding will ensure continued support to offer current services, as well as implement new ones. It would be used to expand outwardly; purchasing safe houses in Las Vegas to house & support victims of human trafficking in an undisclosed location. The secret location provides an additional level of safety and security that will essentially enhance a survivor's healing and restoration. Also intending to implement wrap-around services including counselling and programing run within the houses. |
| Nepal Childrens Organisation | Ka | $5,000 | 2025 | To support children's charity |
| HR Recovery Initiative | Ventnor City, NJ | $5,000 | 2025 | Funding will support current staffing activities at the Drop-in Center, Outreach Efforts, Case Management and Therapeutic Services to include: human trafficking screenings, distribution of clothing/hygiene packs, food baskets/meals, computer access, Emergency Placement/Sheltering/Housing Options, Identification Replacement; MH/SUD treatment linkage; NJSNAP/GA/EA advocacy; Transportation; Legal Referrals; Immigration Relief/Assistance Referrals; GED Preparation/College application Assistance, Access to Survivor Mentors/Peer SUD Recovery Mentors and more. |
| Operation Hope Inc | Atlanta, GA | $5,000 | 2025 | This funding will support Operation HOPE Youth Programming through the Child Savings Accounts initiative. Your support will help us continue to ensure participating students and their families have the opportunity to develop financial plans for the future. The program will also provide financial workshops and coaching for students' parents and caregivers. Students will additionally receive financial literacy programming and college and career preparedness services throughout their K-12 experience. |
| Son of A Saint | New Orleans, LA | $5,000 | 2025 | Many kids are affected by having no father or father figure due to death or incarceration. Son of a Saint provides the stability, mentorship and opportunity a young man needs to grow up and be successful, a productive citizen in New Orleans and wherever life may bring him. The funds will go directly to Son of a Saint to help this mission. |
| Make-A-Wish Foundation of Georgia | Atlanta, GA | $5,000 | 2025 | Funding will offset expenses for granting 54 wish kids in the metro Atlanta area. Funding from the foundation will strengthen the capability to bring a wish come true for a child who spends so much time within the four walls of a hospital room. |
| New York Edge Inc | Woodside, NY | $5,000 | 2025 | The mission of New York Edge is to help bridge the opportunity gap among students in underinvested communities. New York Edge will dedicate this funding to arts programs. These programs aim to foster creativity, self-confidence and self-discipline. |
| Homeless Childrens Playtime Project Inc | Washington, DC | $5,000 | 2025 | Funds will be used for general operating support that will support play programs for children experiencing housing insecurity through programs at shelters, schools, and community sites throughout the D.C. region. |
| Roswell Park Alliance Foundation | Buffalo, NY | $5,000 | 2025 | This funding would provide joyous experiences for our pediatric patients. For far too many of our youngest patients and their families, the emotional, physical and financial drains that accompany a cancer diagnosis are too much to handle without the support of specialized, trained professionals. It employ child life specialists to help our pediatric patients and their families understand all aspects of the journey they're on, psychotherapists to help address emotional ramifications, and many more professionals who contribute to our mission to care for the patient as a whole person, not just to treat their cancer. |
| PACE Center for Girls Inc | Jacksonville, FL | $5,000 | 2025 | Funding is utilised towards a music program that helps girls overcome past trauma and express themselves in a creative way. |
| Mamas Unidas por la Rehabilitacion de sus Hijos AC | JA | $5,000 | 2025 | To support children's charity |
| Kirkens Korshaer | Ko | $5,000 | 2025 | To support mental health |
| Malaysian Aids Foundation | Pe | $5,000 | 2025 | To support children's charity |
| Progetto Itaca Padova ODV | Pa | $5,000 | 2025 | To support mental health |
| Nordoff Robbins | Lo | $5,000 | 2025 | To support mental health |
| Rock Kids eV | Ha | $5,000 | 2025 | To support children's charity |
| Ann Storck Center Inc | Ft Lauderdale, FL | $5,000 | 2025 | The funding will be instrumental in addressing the financial disparity faced by families relying on our comprehensive therapy program at the Ann Storck Center. The children's academic and educational program places a strong emphasis on Speech/Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Behavioral Therapy, collectively forming a crucial component in the ongoing development of children with disabilities.Despite the essential nature of these therapies, many families, heavily dependent on Medicaid, find the coverage inadequate to meet the full cost of these services. This financial gap means that children either do not receive the complete set of services they require, or families are burdened with out-of-pocket expenses to ensure their child's therapy needs are met.The funds we seek to allocate will be directed towards bridging this financial disparity. By doing so, the families can access the full spectrum of therapeutic services |
American Cancer Society
$261,452Everi Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Coconut CreekEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - HollywoodEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - ImmokaleeEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - TampaEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Northern IndianaEveri Kiosk Change for Change Donation - Cincinnati
March 2024 Change for Change charity partner payment. (Women's History Month)
Change for Change donation aligning with January cause Anti-Human Trafficking Month
Change for Change donation aligning with January cause Anti-Human Trafficking Month
Rio Grande do Sul Humanitarian Campaign
Twentyfour-Seven Org
$90,000Jan-Feb Change for Change Charity Partner Payment (AHT Initiative) Focus Area: Human rights, Trafficking
Tampa Bay Business Guild Inc DBA Tampa Bay LGBT Chamber Inc
$41,277Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ Funds for the Tampa Bay Diversity Chamber of Commerce Foundation Inc. are used to support educational programming for LGBTQ+ business owners and professionals. The Scholarship Fund awards scholarships to LGBTQ and allied students who exhibit leadership potential, demonstrate strong academic abilities, and are actively involved in school and community organizations as part of this Foundation.
Redefining Refuge Inc
$35,664Promote positive educational goals. This includes attendance, improvement in graded activities, completion of enrolled grade-levels, attaining a high school diploma or its equivalent (GED). Funds from this grant will be used for tutoring, testing and laptops for children.
Julie Weintraubs Hands Across the Bay Inc
$32,221Focus Area: Homeless/Economic inequality
American National Red Cross
$25,000Western Wildfires Relief Efforts inspired by San Carlos Fire
Compass Inc
$20,798Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+ To provide education and mental health services to the LGBTQ community.
World Central Kitchen Inc
$20,000Haiti Unrest donation
The funds received will be applied to the Residential Services budget and will used to cover budget items like allowances for the children, recreational programs and activities, field trips, personal care items for the children, school/college related expenses and programs like mental health counseling and tutoring.
Focus Area: Human rights, Trafficking-Funds will be used to provide health and wellness services, inclusive of mental & behavioral health counseling, crisis interventions, and primary care services for our youth who have aged out of foster care, have been human trafficked, LGBTQ displaced, and other vulnerable at-risk situations.
Donation pledge for the Conine All-Star Classic 2024 to help aid in the foundation's objective to provide philanthropic support to the hospital to ensure quality, patient- and family-centered care is available to all children, regardless of their ability to pay.
Focus Area: Mental Health-The miniature horse farm caters to grieving children that have recently lost a loved one.
Irreverent Warriors Inc
$11,761Focus Area: Veterans-Funds will be used for funding community events and for our annual hike that we have once a year. During the hike, we need police escorts so we are able to safely cross streets, provide water, snacks, and lunch for veterans during our events and annual hike, medical supplies and several other things we need to bring veterans out of isolation and into community.
Gay & Lesbian Community Center of Greater Fort Lauderdale Inc
$9,349Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+
Nevada Partners Inc
$9,002Change for Change dollars will be used to support workforce programs in our community to train individuals for jobs that pay a living wage.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS)
$8,679This grant will be utilized to continue funding research, education, and advocacy in Las Vegas by serving over 500 blood cancer patients (adults, children, and adolescents) with access to care, financial and co-pay assistance, and travel assistance.
Naples Pride FL Inc
$8,233Focus Area: Pride/LGBTQIA+Naples Pride provides inclusive programs and resources to the LGBTQIA+ Community of SWFL at our Naples Pride Center. Will use the funds to support such programs.
Friends For Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
$8,226Focus Area: Children charities-Funds will be used to purchase and distribute school supplies to low-income students in the Las Vegas community.
Youth Haven Foundation Inc
$6,755Focus Area: Children charities-The funds will be used for continued counseling and sheltering for children and teens that have been neglected, abandoned, and abused in Collier County. Funds provide shelter and counseling to children who are waiting to be placed with foster families, and or services provided to teens who are aging out of the foster system to keep them from becoming homeless.
Dress for Success Southwest Florida Inc
$6,521Focus Area: Women-The mission of Dress for Success SW Florida is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by providing professional attire, a network of support, and career development tools to help them thrive in work and in life.
Crohns and Colitis Foundation Inc
$6,386Change for Change donation aligning with funding prority world humanitatrian day
Alzheimers Disease and Related Disorders Association Inc
$6,1932023 Walk to End Alzheimers - Broward - Change for Change Donation
Focus Area: Children charities - The purpose is to provide support to His House Children's Home. This includes, but not limited to, the day to day living essentials needed in raising children as well as for the costs of restoration and remodeling of 16 homes on our campus where our children live. This includes the updating of worn-out furniture and appliances, interior painting, and dcor of the living/dining areas, and children's bedrooms. Each year, over 1,000 abused, abandoned and neglected children call His House their home. We are the largest residential campus in Florida and with this many children, we are in constant need of upkeep to maintain the homes with a clean, safe and warm environment, which plays a big role in the therapeutic services we offer them.
Focus Area: Homeless/ Economic inequality
Providing clothing and products to cover all necessities for this people in need.
The Shade Tree Incorporated
$5,000The Shade Tree is the largest shelter of its kind in the state, and the only 24-hour accessible shelter in the region designed specifically to meet the needs of women & children in crisis. As such, it is an expensive operation to not only maintain, but to improve. Additional funding will ensure continued support to offer current services, as well as implement new ones. It would be used to expand outwardly; purchasing safe houses in Las Vegas to house & support victims of human trafficking in an undisclosed location. The secret location provides an additional level of safety and security that will essentially enhance a survivor's healing and restoration. Also intending to implement wrap-around services including counselling and programing run within the houses.
Nepal Childrens Organisation
$5,000To support children's charity
HR Recovery Initiative
$5,000Funding will support current staffing activities at the Drop-in Center, Outreach Efforts, Case Management and Therapeutic Services to include: human trafficking screenings, distribution of clothing/hygiene packs, food baskets/meals, computer access, Emergency Placement/Sheltering/Housing Options, Identification Replacement; MH/SUD treatment linkage; NJSNAP/GA/EA advocacy; Transportation; Legal Referrals; Immigration Relief/Assistance Referrals; GED Preparation/College application Assistance, Access to Survivor Mentors/Peer SUD Recovery Mentors and more.
This funding will support Operation HOPE Youth Programming through the Child Savings Accounts initiative. Your support will help us continue to ensure participating students and their families have the opportunity to develop financial plans for the future. The program will also provide financial workshops and coaching for students' parents and caregivers. Students will additionally receive financial literacy programming and college and career preparedness services throughout their K-12 experience.
Many kids are affected by having no father or father figure due to death or incarceration. Son of a Saint provides the stability, mentorship and opportunity a young man needs to grow up and be successful, a productive citizen in New Orleans and wherever life may bring him. The funds will go directly to Son of a Saint to help this mission.
Funding will offset expenses for granting 54 wish kids in the metro Atlanta area. Funding from the foundation will strengthen the capability to bring a wish come true for a child who spends so much time within the four walls of a hospital room.
The mission of New York Edge is to help bridge the opportunity gap among students in underinvested communities. New York Edge will dedicate this funding to arts programs. These programs aim to foster creativity, self-confidence and self-discipline.
Funds will be used for general operating support that will support play programs for children experiencing housing insecurity through programs at shelters, schools, and community sites throughout the D.C. region.
This funding would provide joyous experiences for our pediatric patients. For far too many of our youngest patients and their families, the emotional, physical and financial drains that accompany a cancer diagnosis are too much to handle without the support of specialized, trained professionals. It employ child life specialists to help our pediatric patients and their families understand all aspects of the journey they're on, psychotherapists to help address emotional ramifications, and many more professionals who contribute to our mission to care for the patient as a whole person, not just to treat their cancer.
Funding is utilised towards a music program that helps girls overcome past trauma and express themselves in a creative way.
Mamas Unidas por la Rehabilitacion de sus Hijos AC
$5,000To support children's charity
Kirkens Korshaer
$5,000To support mental health
Malaysian Aids Foundation
$5,000To support children's charity
Progetto Itaca Padova ODV
$5,000To support mental health
Nordoff Robbins
$5,000To support mental health
Rock Kids eV
$5,000To support children's charity
The funding will be instrumental in addressing the financial disparity faced by families relying on our comprehensive therapy program at the Ann Storck Center. The children's academic and educational program places a strong emphasis on Speech/Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Behavioral Therapy, collectively forming a crucial component in the ongoing development of children with disabilities.Despite the essential nature of these therapies, many families, heavily dependent on Medicaid, find the coverage inadequate to meet the full cost of these services. This financial gap means that children either do not receive the complete set of services they require, or families are burdened with out-of-pocket expenses to ensure their child's therapy needs are met.The funds we seek to allocate will be directed towards bridging this financial disparity. By doing so, the families can access the full spectrum of therapeutic services