United Way of Central Ohio

We provide critical support to a network of the most effective local nonprofits helping families in central Ohio.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

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Law and Civics Reading and Writing Institute

We use our own, and child and youth development research from other institutes, to support schools, We are an independent community-based ‘think and do’ tank.

• Single Organization Support

• 534.

Ohio Christian Alliance Educational Fund

Chris Long is the President of Ohio Christian Alliance, a public policy, voter education organization representing Christian interests before the Ohio legislatu TO EDUCATE THE PUBLI CABOUT IMPORTANT POLICY ISSUES AND LEGISLATION REGARDING THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF CHRISTIANS IN A NON-PARTISAN AND UNBIASEED WAY Order yourChoose LifeLicense plate today.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 535.

Mebane Charitable Foundation Inc

OUR STRATEGY Mission Preparing children for life through literacy.

• Remedial Reading, Reading Encouragement

• 536.

Foreshadow Foundation Inc

We believe that literacy directly impacts a person’s well being and opportunities to create a succ Our purpose is to increase literacy among elementary age children by providing better access to books.

• Youth Development Programs

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Children's Books on Wheels

Children’s Books on Wheels (CBOW) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit mobile literacy organization established in 2004.

• Intergroup/Race Relations

• 538.

Racial Equity Initiative

We promote a social understanding of the psychology of racism & disseminate evidence-based solutions.

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette

Masthead menu Action buttons Opening Doors to Early Learning Connecting Families with Preschool Options at OMSI Read more Celebrating Kelly O039Lague A 2025 Woman of Influence.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

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EAT LEARN PLAY FOUNDATION

We support children's access to nutritious meals, quality reading resources and opportunities to play Working to transform the school experience for a generation of Oakland students.