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We can help you establish an agency endowment fund for your organization’s long-term growth and financial stability.
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Abundant Life Christ Centered Ministries | Kitchen Expansion
$40,000 Project Budget | $10,000 Granted
Abundant Life Christ Centered Ministries is looking to expand its kitchen capacity to provide hot meals to families in the Northwest Dayton and Trotwood area. Funds will be used to remove old kitchen appliances and install new ones, as well as add more prep tables, shelving and small appliances. The Kitchen Expansion project represents a vital investment in Northwest Dayton and will help reduce hunger, address rising food costs and strengthen community well-being.
Hernika Campbell , Executive Programs Director, (937) 470-6138
The Bottom Line, Inc. | College Success Program Launch in Ohio
$651,600 Project Budget | $50,000 Granted
Bottom Line is launching its college Success program in Ohio for the 2025–26 academic year, providing research-validated, one-on-one advising to undergraduates from under-resourced communities. The program uses the DEAL curriculum – degree, employability, affordability and life – to guide students through course selection, financial literacy, wellness and career preparation for up to six years. Nearly all local participants come from low-income households, and 84 percent are first-generation college students, making this support critical for persistence and graduation. A rigorous randomized controlled trial shows Bottom Line students are 23 percent more likely to graduate within four years, and graduates typically earn twice their family’s income. Funds will be used to cover program costs, ensuring more Ohio students achieve the transformative benefits of a bachelor’s degree.
James Cosby, Executive Director, (937) 838-1235
Clothes That Work | On the Move: The Campaign to Build Capacity, Empower Lives and Secure Futures
$3,000,000 Project Budget | $25,000 Granted
Clothes That Work’s mission is to clothe, educate and empower individuals to prepare them for employment success. Dayton Foundation funds will be used to purchase clothing fixtures for its new location, which is situated in a bustling shopping area in Kettering, Ohio. The nonprofit organization is seeking additional funding to assist with build-out costs for the new headquarters, including training rooms, staff offices, the Boutique and a donation warehouse. The facility will enhance visibility and increase revenue, as well as provide a more welcoming and accessible experience for clients and Boutique shoppers.
Cindy Garner, Executive Director, (937) 222-3778
County Corp | Northwest Dayton Pathway to Homeownership - Phase III-A
$1,369,750 Project Budget | $50,000 Granted
County Corp focuses on improving the Greater Dayton/Montgomery County community by providing affordable housing and youth development programs that have a real impact on residents’ lives. County Corp is undertaking the third phase of the Pathway to Homeownership Program to build 30 additional homes over the next three years in groups of five homes. Funds will be used to construct the first five homes and will provide the critical financial foundation to support subsequent builds. The Pathway to Homeownership Program creates new, affordable, owner-occupied housing opportunities and invests in and stabilizes underserved neighborhoods.
Steve D. Naas, President, (937) 531-7026
Artemis Center for Alternatives to Domestic Violence | New CRM System
$5,599 Project Budget | $5,599 Granted
Artemis Center empowers survivors of domestic violence to make decisions and choices that will establish and maintain safety for themselves and their children. Funds will be used to purchase and implement Bloomerang, a new donor and constituent relationship management system. This system will significantly strengthen the organization’s capacity to serve and engage survivors, donors and volunteers by streamlining current processes and enhancing fundraising efforts among other activities. It also will ensure the Artemis Center can continue providing free, lifesaving services for survivors of domestic violence in Greater Dayton.
Jane Keiffer, Executive Director, (937) 531-5700
Beaver Creek Wetlands Association, Inc. | Interactive Map
$5,000 Project Budget | $5,000 Granted
Beaver Creek Wetlands Association preserves and restores endangered wetland habitat through conservation, stewardship and education, and by providing public access. Funds will be used to help build an interactive mapping software program for the parks to provide real-time location information for visitors. This software will be available through a website or via QR codes that visitors can scan as they enter the parks, providing points of interest and helping prevent them from getting lost while navigating the more than 20 parks and reserves along the Beaver Creek wetland corridor.
Jacki Mayer, Executive Director, (937) 320-9042
Five Rivers Flow Arts | Props for Monthly Gatherings
$1,000 Project Budget | $1,000 Granted
Five Rivers Flow Arts works to promote acceptance, access and inclusion in the Miami Valley by creating a space where all individuals can express their true selves. At the nonprofit organization’s monthly Flow Arts Gathering, local artists can practice their flow, learn new skills from an expert instructor and engage with the local flow art community. Funds will be used to purchase props that can be used during class times. These props will aid in the organization’s mission to empower artists and performers, inspire creativity and ensure that everyone has the chance to thrive in the performing arts.
Michelle Harr, Treasurer, (937) 689-4824
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio | Accessibility at Camp Project
$7,500 Project Budget | $5,000 Granted
The mission of Girl Scouts, the world’s preeminent leadership development organization for girls, is to build girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Funds will be used to improve accessibility at the Little House in Greenville. The creation of an ADA-compliant concrete sidewalk from the parking lot to the ADA-accessible ramp and porch will allow for a stable surface for members with mobility issues.
Aimee Sproles, CEO, (513) 225-6690
Good Shepherd Ministries | Garage Electric Installation Project
$7,500 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted
Good Shepherd Ministries is a nonprofit ministry that operates six recovery houses in East Dayton. Funds will be used to install essential electrical infrastructure in a new garage at its Xenia Avenue property. Currently, the lack of electricity limits training classes, equipment storage and microbusiness operations such as landscaping and snow removal. Once completed, the garage will serve more than 100 clients annually, providing hands-on job readiness opportunities in collaboration with partners such as ADAMHS, Christian Life Center and local churches.
Shawn Trapp, Program Director, (937) 938-5781
HUES Women's Health Advocacy Institute | Health Ambassador Program
$18,800 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted
HUES Women’s Health Advocacy Institute fosters conversation, community, advocacy, research and education to empower women of color in navigating health and wellness systems. Funds will be used for the Summer Youth Health Ambassador Program, which provides workforce development and a health equity initiative designed to cultivate the next generation of female healthcare leaders in Montgomery County. By engaging young women early and equipping them with soft skills in health communication, advocacy and leadership, HUES aims to build a pipeline of culturally competent professionals indigenous to the communities most affected by health disparities.
Nicole Carter Ph.D., Executive Director, (313) 300-3647
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