Vincent C and Pamela A Immordino Charitable Foundation

About Vincent C and Pamela A Immordino Charitable Foundation

A defining feature of the Vincent C and Pamela A Immordino Charitable Foundation is its repeated support for practical local services in Southern Nevada, alongside select grants for health care, hunger relief, and youth programs across the Southwest. In the recent grant record, the foundation gave $25,000 to St Rose Dominican Health Foundation for the Cardiology Department and $25,000 to Catholic Charities of Southern NV for Meals on Wheels, showing a pattern that links medical support with basic-needs services for older adults and families. The foundation’s grantmaking also reaches organizations serving animals, students, and people facing crisis. It awarded $25,000 to Joint Task Force K9s for K9 training and $20,000 to Mayo Clinic for Pediatric Cancer Palliative Care, while other grants went to scholarship and arts-related purposes such as the University of Arizona Foundation’s Fund for Excellence - Fine Arts and Temple University Boyer College’s scholarship and equipment support. Smaller awards appear frequently at the $10,000 level, often for general operating or program support, suggesting a funder that favors straightforward, usable dollars for service delivery, training, equipment, and scholarships.

What Vincent C and Pamela A Immordino Charitable Foundation Funds

In hunger relief, the foundation backed both a major urban food provider and a regional food bank network. It gave $25,000 to ThreeSquare for the General Fund and $15,000 to Heartland Hunger and Resource Center for the McCall Food Bank. Senior services and home-based support are another clear thread. Catholic Charities of Southern NV received funding for Meals on Wheels, and Foundation Assisting Seniors got $10,000 for the HowRU24 program, medical equipment, storage of DME, and a Pet Foster Program. Animal welfare and working-dog support also appear in the recent grants list. The foundation awarded $15,000 to Forgotten Dogs Animal Rescue for the General Fund and $25,000 to Joint Task Force K9s for K9 Training. On the education and youth side, grants supported fine arts, scholarship funds, and performance programming, including awards to the University of Arizona Foundation, Temple University Boyer College, and Continuing the Legacy Dance Foundation.

How Vincent C and Pamela A Immordino Charitable Foundation Gives