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03/05/2010

Grant Applicants Sought

The Aultman Foundation is accepting grant applications March 15-April 9, from 501(c) 3 non-profit organizations with projects focusing on health, education and human services.

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11/13/2009

Honorees Sought for Holiday Memory Tree Program

The Women’s Board of Aultman Hospital and The Aultman Foundation have teamed up to offer the community a unique way to honor or memorialize a loved one during the holidays.

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11/04/2009

Fifth Round: 17 Nonprofits Receive Grants

The Aultman Foundation has announced 17 area nonprofit organizations will receive the organization’s fifth round of grant funding to help further The Aultman Foundation’s mission with their own services in Stark, Wayne, Holmes, Carroll and Tuscarawas counties.

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Past Recipients

The following organizations have been granted funds for the specified amount:


October 2009

  • ABCD (Association for Better Community Development), $6,000 for transportation services for dialysis patients
  • Christian Children’s Home of Ohio, $5,000 for counseling services for children
  • Dragonfly Academy, $13,400 for speech and language pathology program for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Golden Key Center for Exceptional Children, $8,000 for child care services for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Guardian Support Services, Inc., $7,000 for volunteer guardian program
  • Health Professionals of Holmes County, $3,000 for Impact Kids Fitness Club
  • Horizons of Tuscarawas and Carroll County, $1,100 for exercise equipment for individuals in Adult Day Service Center
  • Minerva Community Meals, $3,000 for replacement of warming ovens
  • NAMI of Stark County, $4,500 for education and support programs for individuals and families with mental illness
  • Personal & Family Counseling Services of Tuscarawas Valley, $4,500 for Older Adult Outreach services
  • Phoenix Rising Behavioral Healthcare and Recovery, $15,000 for evidence-based teen and parent outreach services
  • Pregnancy Support Center, Stark County, $8,000 for sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinic, education and intervention program
  • Quest Recovery Services, $6,000 for evidence-based substance abuse education and prevention programs
  • Stark County Hunger Task Force, $10,500 for Community Campus Pantry
  • Stark County Out of Poverty Partnership, $6,000 for Family Economic Success program
  • Tuscarawas County Clinic for the Working Uninsured, $12,000 for free clinic program
  • Voyager Program, $12,000 for Teen Violence Education program



May 2009

  • AAA Basketball, $7,000, for Academic Progression & College Readiness program for minority male students
  • Alliance for Children and Families Inc., $8,000 for Steps to Emancipation program for kids aging out of foster care
  • American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter (New Philadelphia), $8,000 for Eastern Ohio Automated External Defibrillator (AED) initiatives           
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters of E. Central Ohio (New Philadelphia), $5,000 for a community-based mentoring program
  • Boys and Girls Club of Massillon, $10,000 for Project Learn after school program
  • Canton Learning Center, $5,000 for dyslexia education program
  • Catholic Charities of Stark County, $4,000 to enable vision or hearing impaired individuals to attend Real World Money Management program
  • Domestic Violence Project, $5,000 for Medical Advocacy program targeted to prevent domestic violence against pregnant women
  • Monroe Community Center, $3,500 for "Proud to be You" adolescent mentoring program
  • PAL Mission, $8,000 for Exodus Program assisting teens aging out of foster care system
  • Pegasus Farm, $11,000 for "Take Flight" equestrian healing and learning program
  • St. Luke Lutheran Community, $14,000 for “LINC” program that links seniors to services that keep them in their homes
  • St. Paul's Urban Outreach, $10,000 for "Rebirth of a Dream" project to provide a mentoring program for students in kindergarten through grade five
  • Stark County Young Life, $6,000 for mentoring program in local middle and high schools
  • Tuscarawas Area Kids Network, or TAKN (Dover), $6,000 for Social Skills Success Camp for children with autism
  • Tutoring Nurtures Talent, Inc. (TNT), $6,000 for Balanced Literacy Center at Stark Metropolitan Housing Complex        
  • Viola Startzman Free Clinic (Wooster), $8,500 for Leading Healthy Lives program for adult overweight individuals to learn healthy habits

October 2008
 

  • American Red Cross Stark County Chapter, $5,000 for babysitters training courses
  • Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health, $4,000 for The Incredible Years school-age parent training programs
  • Community Care Services, $9,800 for KidCare America after school mentoring program
  • Deos Destiny Designs, $10,000 for One Family at a Time life skills and mentoring program
  • FACES of Stark County, $5,000 for What About Us advocacy program
  • Families First, $2,700 for Mother Mentor program assisting teen mothers
  • Grace Operations and Development Center, $7,000 for youth life skills and mentoring programs
  • Hammer & Nails, $4,000 for residents with physical limitations to live independently
  • Jr. League of Canton, Ohio, Inc., $8,000 for an independent living program for children aging out of foster care
  • First Mennonite dba Lighthouse Ministries, $7,000 for healthy snacks for participants of NASI (Neighborhood-Based After School Initiative)
  • Mayor's Literacy Commission, $3,000 for book fairs for children and adults
  • North Canton Playhouse, $3,200 for presentation of six educational prevention dramas dealing with domestic violence
  • Project REBUILD, $5,000 for student CPR and first aid certification and medical supplies and support
  • Safe Kids Stark County, $3,500 for childhood injury prevention seminar for health care providers
  • Stark Social Worker’s Network, $10,000 for respite services
  • Turning Point of Stark County, $5,000 for program to address needs of drug/alcohol addicted females reentering society
  • Urban Ark Ministries, $14,800 to provide neutral, no- or low-cost supervised visits for non-custodial parents or family members
  • WATOES – “We are Troubled on Every Side”, $6,000 for senior outreach programming
  • YMCA Big Brothers Big Sisters, $12,000 to expand the mentoring program



May 2008 

  • Bolivar Fire Department, $5,000 for Fire Safety House education program
  • Canton Calvary Mission, $5,000 for healthy meals at Loaves and Fishes Café
  • Coming Together Stark County, $6,000 for a diversity training initiative
  • Community Services of Stark County, $6,000 for a school-based wellness initiative
  • CYC (Community Recreation Center), $5,000 for Learn to Swim summer program
  • Faith in Action of Central Stark County, Inc., $5,000 for a health, safety and wellness program for seniors
  • Girl Scouts of North East Ohio, $6,000 for Positive Futures program for teen girls
  • Goodwill Industries of Greater Cleveland and E. Central Ohio, Inc., $4,500 for Assistance Dog Scholarship program
  • Guardian Support Services Inc., $3,500 for Volunteer Guardian program           
  • Hartville Migrant Council, $5,500 for coordination of a health care program
  • J. Babe Stearn Community Center, $13,000 to help establish a Canton Youth Football League
  • Lighthouse Visions, $4,100 for Gatekeeper Transitional Life Skills Training program
  • Multi-Development Services of Stark County, $3,500 for SNETII healthy programming events           
  • NAMI (National Alliance of Mental Illness) of Tuscarawas County, $1,800 for Family-to-Family education programs
  • Neighbors Helping Neighbors, $3,000 for The Anchor Project for ex-offenders
  • Next Step Mentoring, $4,000 for Steps to Physical Fitness and Health program
  • Pathway Caring for Children, $4,000 for Preparing Foster Children for Life After Foster Care program
  • Personal & Family Counseling Services of Tuscarawas Valley, $1,300 for Older Adult Outreach program
  • Siffrin, Inc., $2,500 for a physical fitness program for persons with disabilities
  • Stark County Hunger Task Force, $11,000 for food programming assistance for children and seniors
  • Stark County Out of Poverty Partnership, Inc., $4,000 for Family Economic Success program
  • The Voyager Program, $7,500 for a teen violence prevention program
  • Urban League of Greater Stark County, $7,100 for Kid Fit Fitness program      
  • YMCA of Central Stark County, $4,000 for CPR/first aid training materials
  • YMCA of Western Stark County, $3,700 for Water Safety Education program



October 2007

  • ABCD (Association for Better Community Development), $10,000 for increased transportation services. 
  • ABLE Inc., $4,200, for S.U.N.N.Y., interactive online newspaper for youth by youth to increase awareness of health-care options for young people. 
  • American Red Cross Muskingum Lakes Chapter, $4,720, to expand Safe Sitter babysitting program to Tuscarawas County. 
  • Beacon Journal Charity Fund, $3,500, to provide orthodontic treatment to underserved children in Stark County. 
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters of E. Central Ohio, $4,400, for expansion of school mentoring program to Tuscarawas, Carroll and Holmes counties. 
  • CSA Mercy Ministries dba Early Childhood Resource Center, $5,000, for Family Child Care Mentoring Project. 
  • Domestic Violence Project, $5,000, for Community Education Dating Violence Prevention Program for middle- and high-school students and teachers. 
  • FACES of Stark County, Inc., $5,000, for “What About Us?” pilot program to provide advocacy for residents with health issues. 
  • Faith in Action of Western Stark County, $6,000, for senior wellness outreach, including transportation, home visits and respite. 
  • First Mennonite dba Lighthouse Ministries, $7,000, for NASI (Neighborhood-Based After School Initiative) Healthy Snacks for 600 students. 
  • Golden Key Center for Exceptional Children, $10,000, for child care and intervention services for special needs children and children with autism spectrum disorder. 
  • GRIPP (Getting Restored Renewed Inside Permanently), $6,880, for Empowering Youth for the Future program to address mental and emotional needs of at risk youth. 
  • Hammer & Nails, $3,000 for Stark County residents with physical limitations to live independently. 
  • Northeast Community Center, $7,000, for Healthy Kids — Land and Water after-school program for elementary students promoting physical activity and nutrition. 
  • Phoenix Rising Behavioral Healthcare and Recovery, $7,000, for materials and training to begin treatment of children. 
  • Stark Social Worker’s Network, $10,000, for Respite Services Program, a preventive strategy for child abuse and neglect. 
  • Total Living Center Ministries Inc., $15,000, for lift device to make free medical services handicap accessible. 
  • Turning Point of Stark County, $3,300 for About Face Halt program to address needs of drug and alcohol addicted females reentering society. 
  • WATOES (We are Troubled on Every Side), $7,000, for senior outreach programming including wellness checkups, home visits and transportation services.
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