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Darke County Historical Society, Inc. | Handicap-Accessible Ramp Repair

$4,300 Project Budget | $4,300 Granted

The Garst Museum, under the operation of the Darke County Historical Society, offers programs for people of all ages and walks of life. Permanent exhibits help preserve the history of Darke County and its relevance to the American experience. Funds will be used to repair a deteriorating exterior handicap-accessible ramp and safety railings at the museum’s main entrance to maintain ADA-accessibility standards while providing a safer environment for staff, visitors and students.

Dr. Clay Johnson, President and CEO, (937) 548-5250

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Dayton Society of Artists | Infrastructure Improvements

$23,084 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted

The Dayton Society of Artists serves the community by offering a safe space for artists and the public to experience art, participate in workshops and access professional development. Funds will be used for critical infrastructure improvements to its historic building, including replacing deteriorating windows and upgrading the air conditioning system to help protect artwork and create a more comfortable space for visitors and artists.

Tamiko Stump, Executive Director, (937) 228-4532

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Eastmont United Methodist Church | Shepherd Inn Housing Website

$8,100 Project Budget | $3,197 Granted

Eastmont United Methodist Church launched Shepherd Inn Ohio to provide supportive housing for individuals experiencing homelessness, particularly for persons requiring additional wraparound services. Funds will be used for the design and implementation of a website to help with fundraising for the construction of three duplexes that would house women, children and pets.

Timothy Forbess, Pastor and Mission Director, (937) 672-6117

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Eastway Corporation | Kitchen Upgrades

$26,760 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted

Eastway Behavioral Healthcare’s mission is to advance the overall health and security of individuals and the community by providing excellent mental health, rehabilitation and housing services, as well as advocacy for individuals with special needs. Funds will be used for a compliant commercial kitchen renovation at Webster Street Academy, an intensive day treatment program for youth ages 11 to 17 who have significant emotional and behavioral challenges.

Lesley Brose, CEO, (937) 496-2000

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Emerge Recovery & Trade Initiative | Automotive Service Technician Program

$25,900 Project Budget | $7,400 Granted

Emerge Recovery & Trade Initiative’s mission is to empower people seeking recovery and aging out of foster care to rebuild their lives through transformational and vocational pathways. Funds will be used to equip the Automotive Service Technician Program on the Emerge campus, eliminating transportation barriers and aligning the program with other skilled-trades offerings. The 300-hour certification blends classroom learning with hands-on training using industry-standard equipment, preparing up to 24 students annually for in-demand automotive careers and providing a pathway to stability and living-wage employment.

Allison Steele, Director of Development, (513) 889-7166

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Flourishing Under Distress Given Encouragement, Inc. | Peer Support and Resource Program

$7,500 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted

Flourishing Under Distress Given Encouragement, a.k.a. The FUDGE Foundation, supports individuals on their journey of grief and healing from traumatic events. Funds will be used to implement a comprehensive, community-centered strategy to reduce gun violence and crime in Montgomery County. At the heart of this initiative is a new full-service resource center located in a high-need area to serve as a safe, accessible hub that supports programming and technology for the community.

Dion Green, CEO, (937) 580-8556

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4 Paws for Ability, Inc. | Parking Lot Upgrades

$7,050 Project Budget | $5,000 Granted

4 Paws for Ability breeds, raises, trains and places service dogs with children and veterans who have disabilities. Funds will be used to resurface and upgrade the parking lot to ensure safe, accessible and equitable access. These updates will improve navigation and accessibility for families attending service dog placement classes, local veteran programs, volunteers who assist with training and socialization, and the staff and visitors who use the facility daily.

KaLynn Clark, Senior Development Director, (937) 944-3580

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Greater Dayton Union Cooperative Initiative DBA Co-op Dayton | The Co-op Games

$16,786 Project Budget | $5,000 Granted

Co-op Dayton organizes community movement and incubates cooperative enterprises for a just local economy. Funds will be used to support The Co-op Games, an interactive training model that teaches cooperative governance, democratic decision-making and business financial literacy through hands-on exercises. This initiative will directly provide practical education and entrepreneurship training, as well as expand Co-op Dayton’s capacity to conduct future programming.

Cherrelle Gardner, Executive Director, (937) 369-0473

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Kids Read Now | Bilingual Financial Literacy Training Modules

$9,000 Project Budget | $5,500 Granted

Kids Read Now delivers in-home book programs that get pre-K through grade 5 students reading more frequently and consistently. Funds will be used to develop, translate and pilot four family financial literacy training modules in the Dayton Region to serve as the foundation for a nationally scalable financial literacy curriculum for bilingual families.

Kristen Walter, CEO, (828) 674-2724

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Muse Machine | Summer Institute for Educators

$52,721 Project Budget | $7,500 Granted

Muse Machine is a nationally celebrated arts education organization serving nearly 77,000 students and their teachers each year. Funds will be used for the 2026 Summer Institute, a free professional development program for educators focused on integrating documentary filmmaking into the classroom. Through hands-on experience with professional artists and a partnership with Wright State University, teachers will create mini-documentaries and develop arts-integrated lesson plans across subjects. The program strengthens student engagement and achievement by equipping educators with creative, standards-aligned teaching strategies that will impact thousands of learners in the region.

Ruth Reveal, Executive Director, (937) 222-6873

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The Greater Dayton Conservation Fund was formed by The Dayton Foundation to assure that conservation-minded donors have options to support our natural environment - and to provide a source of funding for the many local charitable organizations focused on conservation and environmental stewardship.

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