The Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region

At the Community Foundation, we are inspired every day by the people and organizations that come tog The mission of the Community Foundation for the Greater Capital Region is to strengthen our community through philanthropy.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 1982.

Asian Indians for Community Service

AICS - promotes equity and reduction of disparities in health care through Awareness, Education and Prevention of diseases - empowering the individual to self -manage chronic diseases Asian American Inter Community Service (AICS), a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization, is dedicated to the health and well-being of the communities around us with a preferential focus on the under-served and hard-to-reach population segments.

• Search and Rescue Services

• 1983.

SW Panhandle Search and Rescue K-9 Emotional First Aid Team Inc

Missing persons search, rescue and recovery through the use of trained canines.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 1984.

Nevada Native Plant Society

The official Facebook page of the Nevada Native Plant Society.

Vision Maker Media

Vision Maker Media empowers and engages Native People to share stories.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 1986.

Peace of Mind Medicaid Consultant

We support the Elderly and Disabled Adults with the State of NH Long Term Care Medicaid Application Process.

JEFFERSON CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH

Jefferson Center is a #nonprofit, community-focused #mentalhealth care and substance use services provider in Colorado.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1988.

Healing Hand Foundation

Healing Hand Foundation bridges the gap by providing certain medical necessities and services for Native Alaskans and veterans who reside in Southeast Alaska.

Neeleys Chronic Joy Foundation

•501(c)(3) nonprofit bringing joy to chronically ill children by providing them with activities, and basic needs• Our mission is to bring joy into the lives of chronically ill children by providing them with activities they can do despite their illness, as well as providing for their basic needs.