Henry L Guenther Foundation

purchase a new laser system necessary for minimally invasive cardiovascular procedures including coronary and peripheral atherectomies, thoracic aortic aneurysm repair, endovascular abdominal aortic repair, and more.

purchase the next-generation sequencer NextSeq2000.

support library services.

renovate a recently purchased facility in an unserved/underserved section of South Los Angeles to provide comprehensive services to transition violence victims from crisis to stability and on to self-sufficiency.

support construction of a performing arts center to support the Mater Dei community as well as the broader Santa Ana and Orange County communities.

To identify and implement a new County and State compliant electronic health record (EHR) system.

support the clinical team for dementia care to vulnerable patients.

purchase a new Ram ProMaster 3500.

provide current patrons with additional food support and expand the current number of patrons.

support operation of Harvest Solutions Farm.

renovate the permanent supportive housing building Euclid Villa.

help cover the final costs of the building of a Community Building.

sustain and grow research, education, and hearing health care initiatives.

expand opportunities for youth through equitable and inclusive entrepreneurship leadership training opportunities for high school students across Southern CA.

sustain and expand the Conejo Free Clinic's Senior Dentistry Program by supporting direct treatment, treatment supplies and advanced specialty dentures; completed care for over 400 low income seniors with no options for care.

buy food and pay staff for the Nutrition Program that aims to reduce both food insecurity and social isolation among older adults by offering nutritious meals, entertainment, and activities in a communal setting.

support young women and girls impacted by foster care and juvenile justice in our Short-Term Residential Therapeutic Program (STRTP), ages 13-18, and Transitional Housing Program, ages 18-25, who are pregnant and parenting.

purchase a used truck to transport food donations.

purchase a panoramic radiograph and an oral surgery handpiece for dental clinic to improve access to - and quality of - oral health care for neighbors experiencing or at-risk of homelessness.

support Southern CA programming through book distribution events, ensure deploying units have equipment and supplies needed for story stations, operate the Mobile Story Station West, and train United Through Reading volunteers.

support C&FC's Domestic Violence program - the only DV program and shelter in L.A. County's 3rd largest city.

purchase new mobile dental units.

support new teen center project.

support the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual needs of people experiencing homelessness in Long Beach, including hot meals, clothing and a safe place to stay.

support BLCI's College Career and Readiness Program, which prepares underserved students to be the first in their families to attend and graduate college through year-round, no-cost after-school programs.

provide behavioral health/child welfare services.

fund direct program expenses and growth in the chapter.

distribute shoes to low-income children in Southern California.

enhance critical care and training for over 300 adults with developmental disabilities.

support activities in Southern California.

purchase protein for lunches and assist with the operation costs such as: truck gas and maintenance, utilities and rent.

cover the salaries of 4 full-time staff members for 8 weeks of summer camp.

cover direct camp expenses: Counselors and specialty staff, camp facilities, transportation to/from camp, activity supplies, insurance, and staff training.

create a permanent, expanded facility.

support Education and Curriculum programming that enables formerly incarcerated or gang-involved individuals to pursue goals that lead to self-sufficiency and promotes equity in access to education.

support the delivery of the Women Veteran Transition and Emergency Services program.

support the Success Center.

expand efforts to further develop continuum of care.

support of the organization's community-based programs and services, which address the educational, health and developmental barriers low-income families experience in building sustainable and thriving lives.

aid Switzer Super Readers, providing classroom reading sets and new resources for our new school library, catering to the unique learning needs of these students.

expand the IMPACTO youth program.

provide financial assistance for housing.

provide 12 adults with disabilities the educational support they need to take one semester of High School Diploma classes and/or college classes, resulting in better employment options, higher earning potential, and greater independence.

cover education program costs, program scholarships, and bus transportation.

support a new literacy initiative.