Explore Our Impact

25
Years
$7.7M
awarded
71
grants
450
changemakers
2012 / $107,500
Family Pet Visiting Center
  • Over 65 child patients were able to visit with family pets during extended hospital stays
  • Family Pet Center won a national design award from the American Institute of Architects
  • Research underway to evaluate benefits to children receiving family pet visits
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2013 / $108,000
Mobile Service Delivery Program
  • Mobile Van puchased, staffed, and stocked with classroom supplies
  • Artworks partnered to paint the van – employing 10 youth apprentices for the summer
  • Over 85% of teachers participated, receiving supplies for teachers and students from over 90 van visits
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2004 / $105,500
Ease Food Access for the Disabled
  • Kitchen renovations benefited hundreds of people with disabilities
  • Made it easier to prepare nutritious meals
  • Food service line is now accessible to all
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2002 / $123,000
Upgrade Dental Clinic Serving Homeless Population
  • Patients made 18,000 visits for services in the first 5 years, receiving $6 million of free care
  • Facility upgrades attracted more professional volunteers, increasing the clinic’s capacity
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2025 / $10,000
Create visible and reachable pathways for students in technology
  • 700 students and 50+ high school chapters help students learn design, leadership, project management, technical skills, and more
  • Provide paid technology internships for 230+ students to gain experience, confidence, and build professional networks
  • Connect 300+ high school girls with 50-70 female IT leaders at an annual Women in IT conference, with panels, mentorship, and hands-on challenges
    development and professional communication”
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2012 / $107,500
Home Health Care Aide Program
  • Trained over 340 Home Health Care Aides
  • Over 90% of program participants complete training and find employment
  • Hundreds of elderly poor can remain at their homes to receive care
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2014 / $109,000
Expansion of Youth Music Program
  • Programming expanded from 10 to 16 hours per week
  • Advanced students formed Ambassador Ensemble and are mentoring younger children
  • Daily attendance is over 80% and retention rate exceeds 95%
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2003 / $184,000
Deliver Improved Housing for Those with Mental Illness
  • Created more dignified housing for residents
  • Expanded permanent services for homeless adults with mental illness
  • Enabled matching grants
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2004 / $105,500
Exploratorium Enhances Youth Educational Experiences
  • Provided an interactive eductional experience that filled a void
  • Benefited DuBois Academy students and community youth
  • Open during and after school, and on weekends