Dermody Properties Foundation

Disaster relief funds

To provide supplies for food bank

To support programming

Funds for volunteer recruitment efforts and community recruitment events.

Funds are for moving fees/storage units and move in support for homeless.

Funds for program costs for supporting aging in place services for meals and transportation, etc.

Funds are for transportation, shoes, snacks and safety supplies

Funds are used for comfort items for kids, snacks for child victims and meals with kids during monthly case reviews.

Funds would specifically provide christmas gifts for the child and all siblings as well as a gift card for the family to have a christmas dinner at home.

Funds for the child and family program and would cover the cost of materials and supplies for comfort kits with sensory toys for children to take home. The cost of regular therapy dog visits would also be covered along with additional educational and marketing materials.

Funds would help maintain the refrigerated hunger relief vans that pick up food from food rescue partners to distribute through food pantries and home delivery. Funds would help offset the maintenance cost of the vans as well as fuel ad would ensure they are reliable to transport the perishable food. This service also significantly reduces greenhouse gases by rescuing surplus food and meeting the local needs.

Funds to help purchase items such as chalk drawers, chalk sets, wheelchair bridge, tabletop printer, paint tray, push handles and switch adapted camera shutter button to allow cerebral palsy clients to reach their cognitivie language, social - emotional and fine motor skills goals.

This grant would be utilized to support this organizations project warm initiative and would provide winter coats, hats, gloves and blankets for struggling youth due to neglect and or poverty in 84 schools across the region.

Funds would help to purchase an interactive 65" smart board to aid and enhance essons, allow group collaborations and be compatible with assistive devices for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

The grant would be specifically utilized to purchase and distribute 100 $30 gasoline gift cards to help insure 25 single parent families have the resources to provide transportation for their children and themselves in order to keep up with their educational commitments.

Funds for adaptive fitness classes for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities at an average of $350 per class.

Funds will be used to coordinate travel arrangements and book commercial airline flights for pediatric patients with a medical need along with parents/caregivers to travel for specialty care.

Funds to assist with driver's license/id fees ($45 each x 30)

Funds will be used to provide homeless, at-risk teens with access to high-quality education. Funding will help provide education center materials, tutoring services, school uniforms, and transportation to and from school and extra-curricular activities.

Funds will be used to help pay utilities for the victim to survivor program (VSP). This will provide electricity, water usage, gas, and waste management for up to 13 survivors of human trafficking participating in the VSP

The funds would support their senior grocery program, which provides fresh, healthy, nutritious food at 45 locations across orange county that have or serve senior communities.

The fund will be used to fund a healthy food supply (sustenance) for mentored youth.

Funds would support unexpected day-to-day emergencies for families. These funds will provide further support in moments of need, whether it's purchasing clothing for both parents and children, covering urgent medical visits, securing transportation through ride-share services to job interviews, work, or healthcare appointments, or addressing vital needs like car repairs and gas cards.

Funds to support the continued distribution of STEM boxes to foster youth living in los angeles and orange counties.

Funds will support the finalization of curriculum for piano, group music classes, and creative workshops designed to engage underserved youth and foster creativity, confidence, and academic readiness.

Funds will help cover costs to serve over 10,000 children every year through weeklong summer camps and weekend long camps throughout the year.

Funds would cover the training events and expand our training capacity.

Funds will help ensure these homes remain safe, comfortable, and fully accessible for the residents who rely on them for daily care, stability, and dignity.

A grant in to support our community sports programs would help fund training, uniforms, equipment, and event logistics, ensuring that athletes of all abilities can participate and thrive.

Our grant will allow 3 people to go to their camp lotsafun.

Funds will help with educational supplies, background checks and travel compensation for volunteer grandparents in the program.

Funds to assist with purchase of food to help attendance and program completion

Funds for assistance with mental health and substance abuse, particularly substand abuse sessions (30).

Funds for the women's veterans program food and hygiene kits

Funds for autism materials such as classroom materials, craft supplies and sensory items like playdoh.

Funds would help to provide welcome home kits for individuals moving out of shelters and into their own home. These kits include bedding, kitchen and bathroom supplies as well as cleaning products.

Funds would be specifically utilized to purchase food for the youth programming for after school or summer programs to provide 50 youth at $5 per meal for 12 weeks.

Funds will pay for nutrition lessons, program supplies, fruits & vegetables, translation services, print & handout designs, program development, PR & marketing for those ages K-2ND grade.

Purchase of kid drums and drum stools to help children build positive relationships, strengthen social-emotional health, and gain practical career-building skills through music.

Funds would enhance the enchanted peach library, a program fostering cognitive development, emotional resilience, and literacy for seriously ill children in georgia's hospitals.

Funds are for food for families in need (apples, granola bars, peanut butter, tuna, etc.)

Funds for inclusion education training for a school in louisville to help strengthen the connection between children and their peers with special needs.

Funds would specifically be utilized to purchase 6 apple md3y4ll/a 11th generation ipads for children and young adults with autism during their program participation to view visual step by step instructions for task completion and video prompting to promote learning, communication, independence and social interaction.

Grant funds would go towards our wish granting program.

Funding will be used for direct client assistance, benefitting the families in our shelter based on their individual needs

Grant funds will be used to help us purchase food. Purchased food helps augment our in-kind donated food. We typically purchase pasta, oats, rice, and shelf-stable dairy (milk, yogurt), and tofu. This grant will help us purchase mixed loads of food that we can obtain at wholesale prices.

Funds will be used to purchase food for weekend meal bags during the 2025/26 school year, and will provide 3000 meals to food insecure children.

The grant will provide funding for essential supplies, helping these young adults build stability and independence as they take their next steps forward.

Funds to support monthly deployed family dinners, dod financial saves week finance expo, resiliency retreats for single parents and families, back to school bash, and FCF holiday support programs are a few examples of the programs and services FCF provides to the families of luke (all families - navy, marines, army, reserves & retirees) that can't be provided by luke because the military budget doesn't define them as "mission critical".

Our grant will fund a u-haul rental to get those furnishings into homes and part of a storage rental unit so they can keep donations for the future.

Funds will cover costs to make necessary improvements to the vehicles which make meal deliveries possible for seniors.

Scholarships for cancer patients' fitness program

Funds for the bell ringing celebrations

Funds to provide emergent short-term financial aid for living and or medical travel expenses to families in northern nevada and surrounding rural areas when a child is facing extensive treatment for a critical medically complex condition.

Funds for student supportive services, student leadership events, student career activities

Annual scholarship funds

Annual scholarship funds

Funds awarded would be used for our after-school program equipment and supplies.

Funding for youth family workshops to cover fees for underwriting background checks, training, and supervision/resources for mentors and families.

Grant funds will be used to purchase needed program supplies for our therapy program

Funds for basic supplies such as food, clothing, hygiene supplies, diapers for the youth services program.

Funds to provide work-appropriate clothing, transportation support, and cell phones--three critical resources that can make all the difference in helping someone get and keep a job.

Grant funds will provide "wish boosts" to as many as 115 wish children and families in the portland metro area. These gifts, delivered throughout the wish journey, build anticipation for a child's wish and boost the hope and joy a wish creates. At the same time, they remind families that they are surrounded by a community of care. Wish boosts are special touches that can transform a wish into an unforgettable experience, one that will be cherished for a lifetime.

Annual scholarship funds

Funds for 3 'whole person and community vitality' - resilience skill building courses.

Funds for program food supplies. Cost associated with acquiring a variety of fresh produce, healthy stable foods and dairy.

Funds would help cover expenses for providing 100 women with emergency comfort kits. (the comfort kits will be provided to victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking who seek assistance from the program. The kits contain emergency clean under garments, toiletries, and other personal hygiene products. $30 x 100 kits)

Funds will provide meals, transportation while helping youth with disabilities across the atlanta metro region gain the skills and support needed for long-term success.

Funds will support bus passes, uber rides and gas cards for those in the hiv/aids health education and risk reduction (herr) program

Our grant will allow children, elderly, people with disabilities, and immigrant navigate the legal system a little easier.

Grant funds will directly support the reno rodeo foundation's 2025 denim drive.

Funds will cover aba therapy hours for one or more families, covering out of pocket costs at either fit learning, the learning consultants, spectrum learning center or advanced child behavior solutions.

Funds to cover reentry support

United cerebral palsy association of central arizonafunds would cover costs associated with the early learning center for children ages 1-3.

Funds to cover clothing for duffle bags for children

This grant will support efforts to recruit, train, and provide ongoing support to casa volunteers.

Funds for fuel for trucks, electrical installation that will house an exterior receptacle used to run our refrigerated unit on the truck when our coolers/freezers are full, coloring book to serve the purpose of community outreach and education and various warehouse supplies

Funds will help cover the cost for purchasing food to offset costs

Funds will support support for our bridge to construction program ("bridge"), an intensive 8-week pre-apprenticeship training for youth between the ages of 18-26 who have graduated from high school but face significant barriers to employment

Annual scholarship funds

Funds will support 18 low-income, vulnerable children through their school-based vision clinic at brinley middle school in las vegas. The students will be provided with an exam and eyeglasses one time per year at no cost.

Funds will be used to cover fuel costs for the RMHC family shuttle van for families at the house.

Funds will help to cover expenses related to replacing window blinds at the family emergency shelter in henderson.

Funds to support program costs such as entrance fees and program equipment.

Funds for parent nights (game night food, prizes, etc.)

Funds to assist with van maintenance

Funds for laptops

Funds for a new smartboard ($1,000)

Funds for meals for homebound seniors

Funds for new HP all-in-one computers

Funds for a new cork board for vision board base

Funds for advancing readers curriculum set

Funds for a 4-person table w/chairs

Funds will directly support medical bills for children fighting life-altering medical conditions in the greater phoenix area. These funds would help cover costs such as copays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket expenses for families facing financial strain

Training books and supplies for therapy teams.

Funds to cover programming suppliues

Grants will be used for the more than a meal delivery program needs (except staff-related costs).

Funds for books for your programs

Amount is to fully fund the attendance of two youth with special needs from within 30 miles of your facility for our 2026 summer season. These funds will provide each child with a comprehensive, weeklong overnight camp experience at no cost to their families including room and board, specialized programming, personal care support, and transportation assistance if needed.

Funds will be utilized to train direct care workers as well as gas for transportation and ppe.

Grant to cover music and promotional costs

Grant to help offset the cost of providing free tickets to low-income senior living centers and local non-profit organizations to our winter and summer stage productions in 2026.

Supplies/equipment rental for programming related to youth leaders (exhibitions; live performances; festivals)

Funds to support holiday initiatives for littles in BBBSNN programs.

Funds would support the newly created resource room in fernley, making a tangible impact on our most vulnerable youth and families. BGCTM has already established resource rooms in reno and winnemucca, and we seek to add another in fernley, where we are set to launch a new, groundbreaking facility.

Funds to support an educational initiative focused on healthy eating.

Funds will be used for direct program support: workshop materials for parenting and job-readiness sessions, as well as community building family fun nights for participants and their families

Generation elev8 will apply all $3,000 to scholarships for before-school programming. 5 scholarships

Funds will help with customized care packages to help us meet growing demand and ensure children and families in crisis receive timely, thoughtful support.

Funds will help to support the holiday toys for underserved children project in fiscal year 2026 to provide supplies for handmade wooden toys to children experiencing poverty, instability, homelessness, or trauma in washoe county.

Funds will support essential technology purchases to support the transition into the newly acquired facility, which will house critical service expansions in our child psychiatry program and our newly developed adolescent intensive outpatient program (iop).

Funds will help the pave your way program aimed at preparing at-risk and foster youth aged 16-24 in washoe county for successful adulthood.

Funds for the trauma volunteer program

Annual scholarship funds

Grant funds to help offset expenses with for our annual concert productions.

Funds to support the critical expansion of our fraud prevention workshops for seniors. This funding will allow us to reach more aging adults across arizona with timely, practical, and life-saving information about identifying, avoiding, and reporting scams. This grant will be used to provide workshops within the dermody properties geographic area in arizona.

Funds for marketing & outreach

Funds for art supplies for programs

Funds for bus passes

Funds for materials and food for those in the program

Funds for subs single sided materials (81,600 pieces @ $.045)

Funds for training: speaker fees, venue rental when applicable, prep and faciliation, training materials. $500 per volunteer x 3 volunteers.

Funds to help procurement of local produce from d'la colmena, watsonville coast produce.

Funds for craft suppiles

Funds for food for programs

Funds to help with vehicle insurance, storage and website maintenance

Funds to help with childcare costs (4 hours weekly $20/hour)

Funds for caregiver support resources

Funds for gas mileage, which can still make a big impact with little amount we can give

Funds for rewards for kids

Funds for food and supplies for the animals

Funds to assist in the children in the delivering dreams bus (DDB) program

Artistic fees reno philharmonic orchestra (40-piece orchestra)

Grant covers day to day operating enxpenses as well as consumable supplies. Their focus is on accessable and sustainable programming for local youth populations

Grant for supplies and materials and photo documentation.

Funds will help with program fees for disabled individuals, youth at risk, first responders, and any individual in need of our programs and services.

Funds for 3d printer filament - bambu lab P1S pa6-cf 1KG