Equip Westminster’s Family and Adult Center to house a K through 8th grade youth program so all neighborhood services are provided at a single, central location.

Repairs and updates to an existing structure to ultimately become a rescue and rehab center for animals.

Provide 5 families with Christmas gifts for everyone in the home, a Christmas tree and decorations, a gift care for Christmas dinner and a Bible or Christian Story book.

Create a family friendly eat in kitchen that will be the heart of a domestic violence shelter.

Feed at-risk youth across three PA school districts year round by purchasing food items to complete the meals.

Cover standard medical care provided to each dog at an animal rescue.

Update and repair to an existing home for survivors of domestic violence in a transitional living center.

Provide the programming costs to deliver business education to young people in Gwinnett County.

Help match individuals with IDD together with individuals without IDD, placement of adults with IDD into meaningful, inclusive employment opportunities and for leadership development programs.

Support the needs of the public through education, activities and community service by providing camps, program supplies and a community park project.

Upgrade electronics, software and devices and provide additional program supplies for community participation and inclusion program for adults over 21 with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship.

Host holiday programming for two age group specific individuals and families affected by Down Syndrome, adults and children.

Assist children with challenges such as autism, depression, PTSD, cerebral palsy, ADHD through providing financial assistance to take part in equine assisted therapy services. Additionally, provide for the daily care of the therapy horses.

Redesign a large area at the animal shelter for animal centered, indoor exercise and training to improve the well-being of animals at the shelter and to offer opportunities for community members to volunteer.

Work with the community to sponsor children in the enrollment of positive, active environments such as wrestling, martial arts, Zumba and dance classes.

Replace an old roof on one of 2 apartment building housing 4 families needing housing assistance.

Help low-income families keep children out fo the juvenile court and foster-care system by assisting family members or friends to obtain guardianship of the minor child.

Support of the Breast Education Screening and Survival program for women, which includes transportation, attending medical appointments, financial assistance, as well as support programs.

Purchase supplies needed for a pet rescue, such as cages, food, bedding, toys, cleaning supplies, etc..

Continue to provide a hot, nutritious meal to those in need of not only food but also wellness checks, through the winter months.

Funds to continue serving 37 schools currently receiving Sack Suppers, a take-home evening meal, delivered at the end of each school day.

Purchase a three-compartment sink and a hand-washing sink to bring the current kitchen up to code so that an outreach kitchen is able to serve more meals to homeless guests.

Provide emergency assistance to families in danger of losing electricity, heat or housing.

Provide proper running shoes for each girl participating in this mentoring meets exercise program.

Overcome barriers to housing in homeless by providing a team of volunteers the necessary items to fill and deliver welcome baskets to people who are being housed each week.

Purchase a van to transport tandem bicycles for an organization which enables para-visually impaired individuals to experience a more enriched life through guided physical activities, such as cycling.

Provide hope, compassion, assistance and joy to over 1,000 children and their families this holiday season by giving out gifts and bicycles.

Encourage language development and literacy in low income children with a gift of a new book each well child appointment until they are in school.

Implement and develop a new program using existing social workers employed with organization to provide an educational service targeted to kinship providers of children other than their own, Relatives as Parents.

Purchase of refrigerators to be used at a housing facility for disabled and/or homeless veterans.

Purchase toys for economically disadvantaged children at Christmas.

Double the space of an existing dog rescue kennel with a project that would include concrete flooring with drain, electrical, plumbing and HVAC work and the addition of 8-10 more kennels to save lives.

Purchase of materials to build 100 bunk beds, mattresses and bedding for children who would not have a safe place to sleep. A group of volunteers build the bunks and deliver the beds to children.

Payment of registration fees for children in need to play a sport.

Funding of an emergency food assistance program with new components and fights hunger in the community.

Construction and support of an emergency homeless shelter project which can house about 64 people in temporary need while waiting to transition to another agency.

Repair and update the infrastructure of The Gentle Barn Missouri including tractor repair and relocation of the organic garden to make room for a larger parking lot that can accommodate school buses for at-risk school programs.

Transition the Woman’s Center’s basement info a holistic exercise and gym area for residents who are struggling with addition.

Provide elderly in the program with direct activity funding needed to enhance their lives outside of their home and daily activities.

Fund the center’s food program, mentoring program, needed repairs and administration costs.

Offset the postage costs for the postage of annual Operation Care Package, sending Christmas boxes to deployed military personnel.

Serve 71 food pantries in Southern IL by providing ongoing expenses for a truck and forklifts and utilities for the building.

Repair and replace the handicap accessible ramp located at the front of a center providing direct services to children who have made an outcry of abuse allegations and have an ongoing investigation with either Child and Family Services or law enforcement or both.

Expand the Stronger, Longer program, a comprehensive program to help improve health and wellness outcomes for our elders with a focus on three key areas: nutrition, physical activity and mental growth.

Combine healthy relationships with creative programs, such as reading and math tutoring, to help young people make good choices and establish a solid foundation for life.

Provide support, advocacy and a safe environment, while restoring the victim’s sense of dignity, power, control and self-advocacy through the Knowledge is Power program.

Assist in the building of homes for our troops, care for our soldiers and training of service dogs.

Contribute to the purchase of a new van for the group home which is the primary means of transport and a requirement for the home to stay licensed by the state.

Promote the success of school age children by providing backpacks and school supplies to a Back to School Bash

Contribute to the beautification of the Borough of Milford by restoring Barckley Park through the removal of trees, re-establishing fencing, improving and expanding garden beds and provide adequate seating for visitors

Support of a TCC Customer and her family who are facing medical hardship

Improve the Veterans Honor Flight experience by purchasing the backpack each veteran receives filled with items to use throughout the day

Continue to feed citizens in need in a compassionate, understanding atmosphere regardless of race, creed or religion by purchasing new dining room table and chairs

Enhance an after school program for underserved youth by providing additional supplies and equipment for the school year

Allow teens to express themselves through word, photography and music by providing equipment needed to run two programs on site: Lyricism and Media Making

Create a sustainable fundraising strategy by hiring an outside firm to assist, ultimately leading to more programs and more children touched by the works of Ben’s Ranch

Empower women, men and their families through 2 support groups aimed toward helping them learn how to set goals, make good decisions and build healthier relationships

Support of Riverview School students and teachers in need by providing food, school supplies, clothing and programming aid throughout the school year

Empower and engage youth in activities that will improve their overall quality of life and feeling of connectivity, community and self worth by providing supplies and food for Indy GEM program

Provide transportation assistance for clients to go to work, counseling appointments, court hearings, medical appointments, housing interviews, etc.

Build self-esteem, confidence, educate on heathy relationships and environments and provide support to young girls in Grant County by offering The Power of She: Knowing Your Worth Conference

Provide funds to pay for facility room rentals, facilitator training sessions/materials, supplies to sustain the support groups, and supplies/training needed for community outreach projects

Provide greater access for cancer support to under served populations in Indianapolis to ensure that no one faces cancer alone

Reconstruction of sanitation systems/sewer work at a no kill animal rescue

Fund a literacy program for teens ages 10-15 to enable them to develop the skills and the confidence they need to be successful

Support the operational expenses of a domestic violence shelter that are necessary to provide direct services to clients such as utilities, transportation, groceries and housing assistance services

Provide food assistance for those who are unable to make ends meet by stocking a food pantry

Supporting families on a cancer journey with a gift or scholarship

Expand sessions to include more hands-on training in the financial literacy, college preparedness, health & wellness, and leadership development portions of program

Provide women recovering from abuse and sex trafficking the basic necessities to address immediate needs such as clothing, shoes, identification, food, toiletries and feminine products

Allow youth to continue exploring positive cultural activities and college tours by providing the resources needed to upgrade software for computers to include SAT and ACT learning and practice modules

Provide a series of 6-session, Junior Storyteller Workshops to children at the Adams Butzel Recreation Center to help children fall in love with literacy through storytelling

Support of 2, 12-week after school programs for homeless youth, including meals, transportation, attendance incentives and a completion celebration

Purchase gift cards for food, travel OR pay bills for families with life-threatening illness

Provide Early Learning Center tuition to 20 low-income children supporting the gap in tuition that often forces family to not enroll, or to discontinue enrollment

Replenish depleted and dangerously low supply of food and supplies for an emergency men’s rescue mission soup kitchen

Support of adults with learning challenges by providing multi-media platforms to enhance their learning

Offer an opportunity for teen girls to creatively explore and process their trauma through movement, art, discussion, storytelling and more

Sponsor the main course of the Christmas meal box for large community event helping individuals break cycles of poverty, abuse and unhealthy relationships

Support of a recovery housing organization for high-risk alcohol and drug-addicted men by upgrading the showers and security system

Increase the the programming efforts and widen the scope of participants in 3 programs currently in place

Support of the Mobile Clinic Endeavor which includes updating and maintenance of an RV to travel to cities within the county to provide patient care regardless of financial status

Help economically disadvantaged, first-generation teens in Indianapolis, IN prepare for college and career success by funding Freshman Week Activities

Enhance the intensive, medically necessary ABA therapy to individuals with autism by purchasing technology for better data collection and analysis

Provide funds to pay rent, utilities, upkeep on equipment and food for a soup kitchen

Promote homeless prevention by providing emergency assistance services designed to assist households who are facing an immediate financial crisis by providing short-term financial assistance, case management, or shelter diversion services to mitigate a housing crisis

Fund life-changing wish of two local children with a critical illness

Emphasize shared mealtimes for families recovering from violence through the purchase of seating equipment and materials

Encourage continuous recovery efforts for women battling addiction by remodeling, putting up a fence for children to play safely in a yard and provide extra necessities

Help match individuals with IDD together with individuals without IDD, placement of adults with IDD into meaningful, inclusive employment opportunities and for leadership development programs

Assist with childcare expenses for the nearly 40 children on average residing in the emergency shelter facilities at any given point

Update lighting and install energy efficient windows to conserve energy at a local food pantry and clothes closet

Change the way those suffering with the disease of addiction are treated by facilitating transportation and providing basic needs such as toiletries, clothing, shoes, socks, books, bookbags, snacks, water, etc.

Support of the Thriving Families Festival by providing supplies for 9 basic needs stations and revitalizing the space where the festival will be held

Assist seniors in the community with rides to and from medical appointments

Support of the animal shelter’s emergency medical costs needs for dogs and cats

Support of the family emergency shelter program for families who are likely to end up back on the streets or moving from shelter to shelter in a perpetual cycle of homelessness

Complete the 1:1 initiative for Christel House Academy West’s 2nd grade by purchasing 28 Chromebooks, 1 cart for Chromebooks and replacement power cords or existing Chromebooks

Strengthen the success rate of college bound homeless youth by providing backpacks and laptops for college

Support of a TCC customer given in a “wish” granted by the Make A Wish Foundation

Service churches through meeting immediate assistance to those in need. Funds used to purchase updated training materials and workbooks

Strengthen the faith-based youth mentoring experience by providing the transportation of over 100 children to attend summer camp

Promote the expansion to furnish and equip a childcare room for children living in the shelter between the ages of 12 months and 2 1/2 years old

Help animals in need by providing food and shelter

Support the Foundation’s Leadership Academy summer camp program by providing scholarships for students to attend

Provide a no-cost family weekend retreat for cancer patients

Improve the life of every child diagnosed with cancer in the State of Indiana by covering the cost of one-months worth of Tatum’s Bags of Fun given to these children

Dedicated to helping men who are affected by alcohol/drug abuse. Funds cover costs of color powder, t-shirts, race packets, waters, advertisement, etc.for the Color Run Fundraiser

Provide skilled, devoted 4-legged companions to support and assist persons living with disabilities, specifically veterans

Support of a Faith-based, 180-day sober living house which provides numerous services for women attempting to re-enter society after being incarcerated. Funds used to purchase electronic equipment such as cell phones and tablets.

Provide teachers with donated educational supplies for use in their classroom

Support the summer programs with components including financial literacy, college preparedness, nutrition and career/job skills in the hopes of breaking the cycle of poverty

Provide one-on-one tutoring and educational advocacy for school-aged children impacted by homelessness. Funds specifically used for purchase of technology and school uniforms

Purchase of a new phone system and purchase updated laptops for Sexual Assault Counselors at a Sexual Assault Resource & Counseling Center

Strengthen the REFUEL summer food program by offseting the expense of food, packaging and labor

Support of the group’s pledge of “100 kisses” for each animal before placement by providing animal sanctuary, rescue, rehab and rehoming services

Promote literacy through support of the Youth Writing Workshop and book launch

Support of the summer program supplies and intern training

Support the ongoing fulfillment of mission of serving pediatric oncology patients by providing a little wish that brings hope, comfort and joy

Provide scholarships and programming for family members and crew members to attend a family summer camp for children with disabilities

Improve the summer activities such as art, games, trips to the bowling alley, zoo and movie theatre for children living in domestic violence shelter

Replenish the emergency hay reserves for equine rescue center

Support of the Summer Camp expenses for 13 at-risk children

Purchase of a new freezer and shelving for a food pantry

Support literacy based inner city summer camps

Provide free services that include: prevention and intervention education on domestic violence, counseling services, case management and to assist with providing essential services to victims and individuals suffering from the trauma of abuse

Build playground/garden for a home for women recovering from substance abuse disorders and manageable mental health disorders

Support of the economic empowerment programs for low-income Hispanic women (does serve all race/ethnicity) by purchasing equipment for a computer training lab

Improve Adult literacy program by covering the expenses for 20 out of 40 students

Provide therapeutic riding fees for those who cannot afford the fees, as well as funds needed to purchase a trailer to take horses to vet, etc.

Provide funds to host a Western Steak Night theme dinner during the week of camp for children and families affected by cancer

Increase the number of dogs rescued and save by the purchase of a transport van

Purchase of duffel bags and items to fill bags for essential care items to foster children entering their first home

Improve the homeless shelter facilities through the mold remediation cleaning process

Promote the mental heath and wellness of people who are often excluded by barriers of language, poverty or disability. Funds provide renovations, furnishings and ADA accessible equipment

Purchase gift cards for food, travel OR pay bills for families with life-threatening illness

Support of the mentoring and education program by providing books, supplies, software, scholarships, etc.

Send 6 veterans on Honor Flight to monuments in Washington DC

Expand the services of the humane society by establishing a spay and neuter mobile unit

Provide financial support, wellness baskets, wigs and resource handbooks to women suffering from cancer

Support of a customer, Don Marcum’s melanoma relief

Provide funding to help patients pay for their utilities, medicine, and transportation while they are undergoing cancer treatment

Support of a long-term residential drug and alcohol treatment facility through renovations of the resident dormitories, kitchen and living areas.

Strengthen the security at a domestic violence shelter by updating the shelter’s security gate

Support of families with children receiving inpatient or outpatient care at an Indianapolis-area hospital

Improve the lives of at-risk and special-needs children and their families by proving funds needed to maintain 1 horse for a year for equine therapy

Installation of a whole office telephone and security solution to meet the needs of the victims of crime and abuse

Support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society’s Student of the Year campaign

Provide sack suppers containing healthy food choices essential to the growth and development of strong brains and bodies

Support of the Survivor Resilience Fund which provides swift financial support to address whatever challenge is threatening a domestic violence survivors housing stability

Support of th Emergency Food Assistance Program through the purchase of food for baskets which are distributed and last 30 days

Strengthen the Food Assistance Program through the purchase of food for 5 area food banks

Improve the transportation services for formerly homeless clients through the purchase of an additional vehicle

Support of the purchase of a small home for program which serves the homeless. They not only serve meals but also provide a foundation of faith, friendship and trusting relationships

Expand the “Respect Period” program to homeless shelters and health clinics

Strengthen the Connersville, IN community by supporting the River’s Edge Park completion

Improve the emergency foster intake process for dogs by building a structure to be used until permanent foster situation is secured

Promote the awareness of Crohn’s and Colitis

Support CSCC to provide Emma’s Art Studio a permanent home to make kits and welcome cancer patients to art therapy

Improve the shelter by providing renovations for expansion to be ADA accessible; add bathrooms; reception area; offices and enhanced security

Provide age and developmentally-appropriate programming, activities, and resources for at-risk youth

Provide lodging accomodation rental for family camp serving families with diabled children

Provide the funds to purchase of a walk in freezer at a Veteran homeless shelter

Improve the increasing needs for service delivery and trainings with clients and staff with the purchase of technology equipment for residential program for adults with developmental disabilities

Support the organization’s Christmas Eve meal given to members at or below the poverty level

Support of the operating costs of an emergency food distribution center in Ocean County, NJ

Create a mentoring support group for veterans and their families who live with PTSD, depression and other mental health concerns

Strengthen the programs of the barn through the purchase of a truck to be used for pulling emergency rescue trailer; pick up supplies and feed the animals; transportation to and from barn

Increase the funding of the healthy weekends project for children who might otherwise go hungry

Support a low-income community school by building a new playground for elementary students

Improve the crisis line for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and trafficking by hiring of a crisis line advocate

Support of para visually impaired athletes by offseting costs of expenses needed to experience a more enriched life through guided physical activities

Improve the distribution of food donations through the expansion of a building to include a room for a walk-in freezer and walk-in cooler

Positively affect the community of Lebanon, PA by partially funding a playground revitalization program

Support of a bicycle outreach ministry designed to give hope to those in need, locally and globally

Support medical care costs for animals living in humane society

Offset direct daily animal care expenses for Nature Center which utilizes live animal exhibits for school age children

Sponsor a medicine room in children’s hospital in honor of a TCC vendor’s son

Strengthen the recruitment and retention of volunteers to become advocates of the CASA program in Franklin County, IL

Suport the clients facing cancer in Marion, IN by providing misc. services (transportation, advice, medical expense coverage, etc.)

Strengthen the opportunity for success by providing up-front move in expenses (security deposits, utility deposits) for clients of domestic violence shelter to help with moving out

Improve the community swimming pool by partially funding of splash pad installation

Promote the importance of afterschool activities with the partial funding of costs associated with robotics team competition season-materials, equipment, registration, travel costs, insurance, hardship scholarships

Increase the number of homeless people supported by the purchase of a mobile step van equipped with hygiene products, blankets, pillows, shoes, socks, and all clothes, a generator for haircuts and water heater

Support the Pancreatic Cancer Action Network programs, specifically deisgned for further research of the disease

Provide cleaning supplies and lunch for Community Clean up afterschool events

Upgrade software for computers and provide healthy meals for at-risk youth to enhance heir abilities to change in their social and physical environment to reduce and prevent violence within our community

Provide operating support for Pet Therapy program: branding items; health items for the dogs; general supplies; Animal Assisted Play Therapy certification for the Program Coordinator

Stregthen the computer system at a domestic violence shelter by covering the cost of a new server and a portion of the monthly costs to back up all data and files

Provide funds needed to purchase 29 Chromebox workstations for students attending an inner city learning center

Improve the lobby, kitchen, tutoring and technology area of a new Teen Center which had to be relocated

Assist in the payment of medical bills for a US Veteran after an accident left the family facing seious financial uncertanties

Extend the scope of residential and home-based therapy services for survivors of sex trafficking and raise awareness in the community

Provide a kid friendly medical examination room for a child exposed to sexual abuse, severe physical abuse & serious neglect

Prevent summer learning loss for low-income children by engaging their minds during their time away from school at the Summer EXCEL camp

Provide parents, foster parents and placement parents access to free childrens books and parenting books

Improve language development and literacy in children of Grant County through the purchase of age appropriate books for young children to be distributed by the local pediatrics group

Support of children battling cancer by improving the wishes given in the community

Encourage children, ages 5-10 to identify their inner hero and equip them with “superpowers” to manage the stress and challenges in their lives by attending a Superhero Day Camp

Support the food assistance program provided to families with children who are eligible for free or reduced-cost meals during the school and at rish of being hungry when school is not in session

Provide approximately 6,875 meals over the course of 11 weeks to individuals who is “food insecure”

Improve the process of transition for children entering a new foster care home by helping the family with any emergency big items needed (car seats, bed, etc)

Provide prevention and intervention education, couseling services, as to assist with providing essential services to victims suffering from the trauma of abuse

Support the grandson of a loyal TCC customer by contributing to the travel expenses associated with his treatment of brain cancer

Provide safety for pregnant canine mothers at risk of euthanization and provide spay/neuter service after the mother has delivered her puppies

Increase rider population by 10% by providing 10 annual scholarships to children with disabilities and challenges to participate in equine-assisted activities

Support the daughter of a TCC employee who passed away unexpectedly in her goal to attend college

Increase awareness of suicide prevention by supporting the programs provided by this community fund

Improve the lives of senior citizens by creating an entertainment room in the center

Provide one-on-one tutoring and educational advocacy for school-age children impacted by homelessness with traveling tutoring services

Support individuals living with epilepsy and autism by purchasing resource materials and weighted blankets

Establish a soup kitchen in a community in critical need

Provide a van to transport dogs in need from high-kill shelters to the safety of One Tail at a Time

Support as many children in the Western Washington area with a safe, unparalleled camp experience while living with muscular dystrophy

Provide funds to purchase software and equipment for a new communication system needed for staff working with animals

Educate 30 individuals in HSE/GED and life skills programs needed for all to obtain their HSE diploma

Improve the lives of deaf dogs in need of a home with the installation of kennel space to board rescued dogs, in preparation to be adopted

Support the Kisses of HOPE program which serves any child, ages 0-18 who is diagnosed with a brain tumor or brain cancer in the Chicago-land area

Provide funds to host a Western Steak Night theme dinner during the week of camp for children and families affected by cancer

Provide a hot lunch program for low income, elderly/disabled residents

Assist a TCC family after a gas explosion destroyed their home

Provide a memorable prom experience for students who would not otherwise be given the opportunity to attend due to mental and physical diabilities

Support the organization’s Christmas Eve meal given to members at or below the poverty level

Assist in breaking the cycle of chronic poverty through the purchase of an International Primary Curriculum to be taught to students in four learning centers

Assist with disaster relief fund of TCC customers after severe flooding destroyed the area

Build a large enclosure for 80+lb dogs that have been saved from shelters and the Korean dog meat trade

Provide funds to assist in the medical costs of a liver transplant patient

Provide funds to support treatments for patients who are suffering from all forms of blood cancers

Support of the technology needed to provide a therapeutic listening library for children with developmental and/or acute disorders

Support of the community’s low-income patients in need of hospice services

Provide assistance in covering occupancy and operating expenses, including insurance, phone, internet, electricity, sewer and natural gas for families providing loving homes to children in the foster care system

Dedicated to provide physical and occupational therapies on horseback for children with special needs free of charge

Assist with disaster relief fund of loyal TCC customer after a fire destroyed his home a few days before Christmas

Provide funds to purchase playground equipment in a park which has fallen is disrepair

Strategically targeting youth in areas of greatest demand and need for youth mentoring relationships

Upgrade horse stable facilities such as proper footing in outdoor riding area, drainage, and fencing for Equine Assisted Activities & Therapies (EAAT)

Provide funds to help purchase a used van to help with transportation of animals in a non-kill shelter

Improve the public areas of Milford by providing funds to purchase watering equipment for gardens

Promote a healthy, active lifestyle for the children in mentoring programs by purchasing equipment for a new playground and park