• Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio: $5,000 to expand competitive and recreational opportunities to individuals with disabilities throughout the state
• AIDS Resource Center Ohio: $12,500 to provide support services designed to prevent homelessness for client living with HIV/AIDS
• American Heart Association: $5,000 to support the Go Red for Women initiative which educates women on risk factors for cardiovascular disease
• Asian Services in Action: $10,000 to provide access to low-income Asian immigrant and refugee children in northeast Ohio
• Aurora Project: $5,000 for transitional housing that allows low-income women in recovery to be housed with their children
• CHOICES, Inc.: $7,500 to expand mentoring and social experiences for foster youth in an eleven-county region
• Columbus Speech and Hearing Center: $7,000 to ensure that children with hearing/speech issues receive high-quality occupational therapy and audiology services
• Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley: $15,000 to offer free developmental screenings for childcare providers in a six-county region
• Healthy Beginnings: $10,000 to provide support for high-risk pregnancy services in the Cincinnati region
• Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: $8,500 to provide educational, emotional and financial-aid assistance for patients services programs
• LifeCare Alliance: $8,000 to support meals, transportation and daily living assistance for older adults with chronic illness or disabilities in the Columbus region
• Linda Vista Project: $7,500 to enhance transitional housing and comprehensive self-sufficiency programs for low-income women in recovery
• Ohio Health Foundation: $8,000 to provide portable ultrasound and specialized lighting for the Grady Memorial Hospital OB/GYN outreach clinic
• Ohio Parkinson Foundation of SW Ohio: $5,000 to expand Parkinson’s Disease support groups into six new counties where neurological referral offices present the highest demand
• Omega Community Development: $8,000 to support the Freedom Schools summer program for urban youth
• South Community: $10,000 to help integrate primary and behavioral health care for young adults diagnosed with seriously mental illness and/or substance abuse issues
• Suicide Prevention: $5,000 grant to fund “Project Lifesaver” K-12 suicide prevention education program for middle and high school students in a 24-county region
• YMCA of Greater Dayton: $7,000 to impact childhood obesity in the African-American community including fitness training, nutrition education and partnership with GetUp Montgomery County
• YWCA Dayton: $15,000 to provide emergency shelter for women and children who are survivors of domestic violence and/or child abuse
• Family Outreach Center: $7,500 to support mental health services and support for low-income families in the Grand Rapids MI area
• Food Banks of South Center Michigan: $5,000 to expand the “Kids After-School Backpack” program to supply weekend meals for over 1,500 low-income students
• Healthy Homes Coalition of West Michigan: $7,500 to increase aggressive lead-testing goals for low-income families in older homes and housing units
• Kids Food Basket: $8,000 to provide fresh fruits and vegetables in over 3,400 sack suppers provided to low-income children

2010 Quarterly Foundation Grants

Q4-Recipients

• ACCESS Shelter: $10,000 to provide emergency housing and self-sufficiency programs for homeless women and children in the Akron region
• American Red Cross, Dayton Chapter: $15,000 to provide humanitarian support for victims of disaster and those in need of temporary housing
• Assistance Dogs of America: $7,500 to provide specialty training for service dogs working with the elderly and people living with disabilities
• For Love of Children (FLOC): $3,000 to support gift distribution to more than 2,000 children in the Montgomery County foster or protective services
• Grandview Foundation: $15,000 to expand DO-WOP (Diabetes and Obesity Wellness Opportunities Program) collaborative designed to prevent childhood obesity in at-risk urban children
• Heritage Day Health Centers: $10,000 to provide adult daycare for almost 200 individuals who are frail, elderly disabled or low income in the Columbus region
• Hilltop Equestrian Center: $4,500 to support the equine-assisted physical therapy program for children with disabilities or life-threatening illness
• March of Dimes: $15,000 to help improved the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality
• Mercy Neighborhood Ministries: $7,500 to provide visiting nurse services to promote health among low-income minority seniors in Cincinnati
• Metro Outreach Ministries: $5,000 to provide food and nutrition education for children in Montgomery & Clark County neighborhoods with high incidence of crimes, drug use, violence and poverty
• OUR Home Family Resource Center: $2,500 to support a central entry point through which residents of Mercer County can receive health and human services including food pantry, domestic violence shelter and court advocacy
• Rehabilitation Center for Neurological Development: $5,000 to partner with Miami County Children’s Services to pilot a Neurofeedback program targeting children with learning disabilities, anxiety, sleep disorders, migraine or brain injury
• Ronald McDonald House Cleveland: $5,000 to help provide home-like environment for families of critically ill children housed in Cleveland-area hospitals
• St. Vincent de Paul: $7,500 to address dramatic increases in the number of homeless families with children seeking emergency housing by supporting the Gateway Family Shelter
• YWCA Columbus: $9,000 to increase capacity in the family shelter and connect families with appropriate health/human services resources
• Access of West Michigan: $5,000 to reduce the impact of poverty in Kent County including expansion of the hunger response network and case management support services
• Alpha Women’s Center: $3,500 to support teen parent education and provide a safe daytime environment for homeless or at-risk mothers with babies
• Battle Creek YMCA: $3,500 for targeted anti-obesity campaign for families in the Calhoun County, Michigan region
• Cherry Street Health Services: $10,000 to support comprehensive primary and Preventative care in Kent County’s largest federally qualified health center with a focus on healthy kids
• Community Healthcare Connections: $5,000 for the Health Assistance Fund which provides medical transportation for low-income families when a child is hospitalized

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CareSource Foundation 2009 Grant Recipients

CareSource Foundation 2008 Grant Recipients