The CaringCredits Program from BestHomeHealthCare.com is designed to directly support those individuals in need of care while supporting nonprofits in their mission of care. It costs nothing to participate in and credits can be used to purchase care products and services. How awesome is that! Find out how you can start getting credits for caring today.
Follow CaringCredits
For Nonprofits & Charities
Give your members and supporters a way to help your organization increase awareness for your cause, raise money and get valuable credits to purchase care products and services
Use the power of article marketing and social networking to help your nonprofit or charity today.
Use the power of article marketing and social networking to help your nonprofit or charity today.
For Individuals & Families
Support your favorite nonprofit or charity while earning valuable credits to purchase care products and services.
Share your knowledge and experiences to help others by writing articles on various care topics.
Share your knowledge and experiences to help others by writing articles on various care topics.
For Service Providers
Share your knowledge and subject matter expertise by writing articles to help others. Each article helps to support your favorite cause and your organization.
Use the power of article marketing and social networking to promote your business and benefit your favorite nonprofit or charity.
Use the power of article marketing and social networking to promote your business and benefit your favorite nonprofit or charity.
Current Nonprofits Participating in the CaringCredits Program
Find out if your favorite nonprofit is getting the credit they deserve through BestHomeHealthCare.com
23 nonprofit found
Nonprofit
Nonprofit Type
City
State
Description
Patient Services
Cleveland
Ohio
AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland
Mission, Vision, and Core Values
Mission Statement: The AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland provides a compassionate and collaborative response to the needs of people infected, affected and at risk of HIV/AIDS. This is accomplished through leadership in prevention, education, supportive services and advocacy.
Vision Statement: The ATGC is the community leader in providing or facilitating effective HIV/AIDS services, prevention education, and advocacy. This is accomplished through a combination of training, resource coordination, capacity building, and the collaborative participation of consumers, funders, social service professionals, volunteers, government, and other constituents.
Core Values Statement: The ATGC will carry out its mission in a consistent and caring manner, and will strive to be a stable and focused force for the people it exists to serve through optimal performance and service excellence.
Mission Statement: The AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland provides a compassionate and collaborative response to the needs of people infected, affected and at risk of HIV/AIDS. This is accomplished through leadership in prevention, education, supportive services and advocacy.
Vision Statement: The ATGC is the community leader in providing or facilitating effective HIV/AIDS services, prevention education, and advocacy. This is accomplished through a combination of training, resource coordination, capacity building, and the collaborative participation of consumers, funders, social service professionals, volunteers, government, and other constituents.
Core Values Statement: The ATGC will carry out its mission in a consistent and caring manner, and will strive to be a stable and focused force for the people it exists to serve through optimal performance and service excellence.
Patient Services
Cleveland
Ohio
ALS Association Northern Ohio Chapter
The Northern Ohio Chapter was founded in 1988 to serve the needs of those living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and their caregivers.The ALS Association is the only national not-for-profit health organization dedicated solely to the fight against ALS. ALSA covers all the bases - research, patient and community services, public education, and advocacy - in providing help and hope to those facing the disease.
The ALS Association (National Office and the Northern Ohio Chapter) operates under a shared mission: to help people living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and to leave no stone unturned in search for the cure.
We work together to accomplish our mission. The Northern Ohio Chapter focuses primarily on helping local patients and families living with ALS while the National Office focuses primarily on research and advocacy. The Chapter supports the National Office through revenue sharing and research contributions. The National Office supports the Chapters by providing up-to-date information and materials.
Our accomplishments are made possible by the generosity of others. From the smallest donation to the largest gift, donors touch the ALS community with hope for the future.
The ALS Association (National Office and the Northern Ohio Chapter) operates under a shared mission: to help people living with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and to leave no stone unturned in search for the cure.
We work together to accomplish our mission. The Northern Ohio Chapter focuses primarily on helping local patients and families living with ALS while the National Office focuses primarily on research and advocacy. The Chapter supports the National Office through revenue sharing and research contributions. The National Office supports the Chapters by providing up-to-date information and materials.
Our accomplishments are made possible by the generosity of others. From the smallest donation to the largest gift, donors touch the ALS community with hope for the future.
Patient Services
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Bellefaire JCB
About Bellefaire JCB
Bellefaire JCB was founded as the Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum in 1868 in Cleveland, Ohio. At that time, 80 children resided in the orphanage and by 1900, 400 children were cared for by the home located at E 55th Street and Woodland Avenue in the city proper. In 1924, the orphanage hired its first psychiatrist, and in 1928 the cornerstone of the new campus was laid at the agency’s current site, 22001 Fairmount Boulevard in Shaker Heights, Ohio. The orphanage was renamed Bellefaire. In 1941, the agency began offering therapeutic services for emotionally disturbed children. And in 1954 it opened admissions to non-Jewish children. In 1961 the Jewish Big Brother Association became part of Bellefaire, in 1973 it opened the program to include mentoring girls, and in 1983 amended its name to Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Association. In 1979 Bellefaire began offering residential treatment, community-based services, and early childhood programs, and during the 1980s: specialized foster care, alcohol and substance abuse prevention services, and the Parent and Children Together (PACT) program.
Bellefaire is part of the administrative oversight company called Wingspan Care Group (www.wingspancg.org). Wingpsan partner agencies include: Applewood Centers (www.applewoodcenters.org), Bellefaire JCB, and Monarch Teaching Technologies (MTT) (www.monarchtt.com), a spin-off, for-profit technology company that produces educational software for children with autism.
Over the years, Bellefaire has modified its programs and services to meet the behavioral health needs of children and teens in the Cleveland area, across the country and even internationally, through its Hague-Accredited International Adoption program.
Services include: a Big Brother/Big Sister Program; Counseling, offered in the office, home, community and school; Domestic & International Adoption; Foster Care; Homeless Youth Program; Monarch Services, which include a Day School and Boarding Academy for Children and Adolescents with Autism; Preschool Programs; Substance Abuse Treatment; and Residential Treatment.
For more information visit www.bellefairejcb.org.
Bellefaire JCB was founded as the Cleveland Jewish Orphan Asylum in 1868 in Cleveland, Ohio. At that time, 80 children resided in the orphanage and by 1900, 400 children were cared for by the home located at E 55th Street and Woodland Avenue in the city proper. In 1924, the orphanage hired its first psychiatrist, and in 1928 the cornerstone of the new campus was laid at the agency’s current site, 22001 Fairmount Boulevard in Shaker Heights, Ohio. The orphanage was renamed Bellefaire. In 1941, the agency began offering therapeutic services for emotionally disturbed children. And in 1954 it opened admissions to non-Jewish children. In 1961 the Jewish Big Brother Association became part of Bellefaire, in 1973 it opened the program to include mentoring girls, and in 1983 amended its name to Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Association. In 1979 Bellefaire began offering residential treatment, community-based services, and early childhood programs, and during the 1980s: specialized foster care, alcohol and substance abuse prevention services, and the Parent and Children Together (PACT) program.
Bellefaire is part of the administrative oversight company called Wingspan Care Group (www.wingspancg.org). Wingpsan partner agencies include: Applewood Centers (www.applewoodcenters.org), Bellefaire JCB, and Monarch Teaching Technologies (MTT) (www.monarchtt.com), a spin-off, for-profit technology company that produces educational software for children with autism.
Over the years, Bellefaire has modified its programs and services to meet the behavioral health needs of children and teens in the Cleveland area, across the country and even internationally, through its Hague-Accredited International Adoption program.
Services include: a Big Brother/Big Sister Program; Counseling, offered in the office, home, community and school; Domestic & International Adoption; Foster Care; Homeless Youth Program; Monarch Services, which include a Day School and Boarding Academy for Children and Adolescents with Autism; Preschool Programs; Substance Abuse Treatment; and Residential Treatment.
For more information visit www.bellefairejcb.org.
Patient Services
Cleveland
Ohio
Care Alliance
Care Alliance Health Center is the leading provider of primary health care and comprehensive dental services to individuals and families who are experiencing homelessness, living in public housing, and uninsured or underinsured in Cleveland, Ohio.
The mission of Care Alliance is to provide high-quality comprehensive medical and dental care, patient advocacy and related services to people who need them most, regardless of their ability to pay.
Care Alliance Health Center is made up of a team of dedicated and
hard working professionals committed to fulfilling our mission of providing care
to those who would otherwise go without. Our Patients are not just the people we
serve, they hold Care Alliance together. They provide input and direction to Care
Alliance both formally, as members of our consumer advisory boards, and informally in the day-to-day interactions with our staff.
Our Providers are passionate about working with underserved populations, recognizing the need to provide care in a non-judgmental and holistic manner.
The mission of Care Alliance is to provide high-quality comprehensive medical and dental care, patient advocacy and related services to people who need them most, regardless of their ability to pay.
Care Alliance Health Center is made up of a team of dedicated and
hard working professionals committed to fulfilling our mission of providing care
to those who would otherwise go without. Our Patients are not just the people we
serve, they hold Care Alliance together. They provide input and direction to Care
Alliance both formally, as members of our consumer advisory boards, and informally in the day-to-day interactions with our staff.
Our Providers are passionate about working with underserved populations, recognizing the need to provide care in a non-judgmental and holistic manner.
Healthcare Ministry
Cleveland
Ohio
Catholic Charities Health & Human Services
Catholic Charities Health and Human Services provides direction, governance, integration, management, supervision and leadership within the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland in the ever-changing social and economic environment in which we live.
Our work is accomplished through several entities and we are blessed with competent leaders and skilled employees in all areas of service. We are dedicated to be collaborative and to interact with public and private health and human service organizations at local, diocesan, state and national levels. In this way, we can serve the people of the eight counties of the Diocese in the most effective way.
Our work is accomplished through several entities and we are blessed with competent leaders and skilled employees in all areas of service. We are dedicated to be collaborative and to interact with public and private health and human service organizations at local, diocesan, state and national levels. In this way, we can serve the people of the eight counties of the Diocese in the most effective way.
Healthcare Ministry
Cleveland
Ohio
Catholic Community Connection
Coordination of Care and Case Management is offered to the community with a special emphasis on serving diocesan parishes. Our goal is to provide up-to-date information and support to those in need of health care, human services, senior living, and education.
Please call the Hotline 1-866-821-6634 or 1-216-377-4358 to connect with our service coordinator, who answers calls and provides an assessment of need, information, navigation and coordination of services. The service coordinator works in collaboration with our member organizations’ admission, nursing, physician, social work, education, and pastoral care staff to meet the caller’s needs and to ensure confidential, comprehensive, timely, quality services.
Please call the Hotline 1-866-821-6634 or 1-216-377-4358 to connect with our service coordinator, who answers calls and provides an assessment of need, information, navigation and coordination of services. The service coordinator works in collaboration with our member organizations’ admission, nursing, physician, social work, education, and pastoral care staff to meet the caller’s needs and to ensure confidential, comprehensive, timely, quality services.
Patient Services
Warwick
Rhode Island
Cleaning for Heroes
Cleaning for Heroes is committed to promoting a healthy, clean home environment for our disabled or elderly community heroes and their families. We accomplish this mission by providing free house cleaning services to help make their lives easier but we don't stop there! We also provide other services such as window cleaning, carpet cleaning, air duct cleaning, landscaping, pest control and much, much more!
Whether our heroes belong to the United States Military, our local police force or fire department, providing free cleaning, landscaping and repair services is our way of saying “thank you!” for the sacrifices our community heroes make every day for us, our community and our country.
Who We Serve.... Cleaning for Heroes is the ONLY 501c3 non-profit dedicated to providing free cleaning, home services and repair services to disabled or elderly veterans but we don't stop there! We also provide these services to disabled members of local police and fire departments. We are grateful for the service that these men and women provide to all of us to help make this country what it is today and Cleaning for Heroes was founded to provide help in a time of need for these individuals. Members of the United States Military, local police department or fire department who have injuries sustained in the line of duty that make the task of maintaining their homes difficult are eligible for our services. Elderly veterans who live alone or with an aging spouse are also eligible.
Whether our heroes belong to the United States Military, our local police force or fire department, providing free cleaning, landscaping and repair services is our way of saying “thank you!” for the sacrifices our community heroes make every day for us, our community and our country.
Who We Serve.... Cleaning for Heroes is the ONLY 501c3 non-profit dedicated to providing free cleaning, home services and repair services to disabled or elderly veterans but we don't stop there! We also provide these services to disabled members of local police and fire departments. We are grateful for the service that these men and women provide to all of us to help make this country what it is today and Cleaning for Heroes was founded to provide help in a time of need for these individuals. Members of the United States Military, local police department or fire department who have injuries sustained in the line of duty that make the task of maintaining their homes difficult are eligible for our services. Elderly veterans who live alone or with an aging spouse are also eligible.
Other
Middleburgh Heights
Ohio
Grace Church
Grace Church is a place where over 3,000 regular attenders are growing in their personal relationship with God and seeking to show his compassion and kindness to others, both in their own communities, and in countries around the world. Grace is a member church in The Christian & Missionary Alliance (C&MA), an association of over 18,000 churches around the world. Our church began in 1958 with a group of 45 people and has grown steadily over the years, providing an array of ministries that are meeting a diversity of needs. We currently have 4 services: Sunday mornings at 9, 10:30, and 12:00 noon and our more contemporary Encounter at 6 service on Sunday evenings. Grace offers a wide variety of classes for all ages and is known for our solid Bible teaching and opportunities for growth. Our desire is that each person who comes to Grace will fulfill our purpose statement: to Love Jesus, Grow with others, and Serve the world.
Local Association
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Jewish Big Brothers Big Sister Association
The Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Association (JBBBSA) helps at-risk children become confident, competent and caring individuals by providing them with professionally supported, one-to-one relationships with caring adult mentors. Cleveland’s Jewish Big Brothers was formally organized in 1919
Growing up is hard work! Children today face problems we never dreamed of when we were young. A mentor can make a difference as to whether or not a child succeeds in developing the self-esteem and confidence necessary to grow into healthy, productive adults.
Affiliated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) since its founding, JBBBSA makes meaningful, supervised matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and Jewish children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18. The Littles typically are from single-parent families, recently resettled immigrant families, and/or families with special circumstances.
JBBBSA’s model of professionally-supported youth mentoring has been affirmed by rigorous, ongoing external evaluation. A nationwide impact study, conducted by Public/Private Ventures, comparing boys and girls who were matched with Big Brothers and Big Sisters and an equal number of children waiting to be matched, found that 18 months after spending time with their Bigs, the Little Brothers and Little Sisters, compared to those children not in the program, were:
• 46% less likely to begin using illegal drugs
• 27% less likely to begin using alcohol
• 52% less likely to skip school
• 37% less likely to skip a class
• 33% less likely to hit someone
They also found that the Littles were more confident of their performance in schoolwork and getting along better with their families.
The Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Association is a division of Bellefaire JCB. More information can be found online at www.jbbbsa.org or by calling (216) 320-8385.
Growing up is hard work! Children today face problems we never dreamed of when we were young. A mentor can make a difference as to whether or not a child succeeds in developing the self-esteem and confidence necessary to grow into healthy, productive adults.
Affiliated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) since its founding, JBBBSA makes meaningful, supervised matches between adult volunteers (“Bigs”) and Jewish children (“Littles”), ages 6 through 18. The Littles typically are from single-parent families, recently resettled immigrant families, and/or families with special circumstances.
JBBBSA’s model of professionally-supported youth mentoring has been affirmed by rigorous, ongoing external evaluation. A nationwide impact study, conducted by Public/Private Ventures, comparing boys and girls who were matched with Big Brothers and Big Sisters and an equal number of children waiting to be matched, found that 18 months after spending time with their Bigs, the Little Brothers and Little Sisters, compared to those children not in the program, were:
• 46% less likely to begin using illegal drugs
• 27% less likely to begin using alcohol
• 52% less likely to skip school
• 37% less likely to skip a class
• 33% less likely to hit someone
They also found that the Littles were more confident of their performance in schoolwork and getting along better with their families.
The Jewish Big Brother Big Sister Association is a division of Bellefaire JCB. More information can be found online at www.jbbbsa.org or by calling (216) 320-8385.
Patient Services
Beachwood
Ohio
Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland (JFSA)
Jewish Family Service Association of Cleveland (JFSA) is a contemporary behavioral and health organization which has served the greater Cleveland community for over 135 years. JFSA provides health and behavioral health services, including support for individuals with intellectual and/or development disabilities and mental illness; skilled nursing and home health care; home‐delivered meals; domestic violence and crisis intervention services; and comprehensive services to Holocaust survivors.
JFSA seeks to be a recognized leader among behavioral health and human service providers.
For more information call 216.292.3999.
JFSA seeks to be a recognized leader among behavioral health and human service providers.
For more information call 216.292.3999.
Healthcare Ministry
London
Ohio
Loving Care Hospice and Home Health
When a health or medical condition interferes with daily living or an evaluation indicates the end of life within six months, you want the best care for your loved ones. Home Health nurses and aides provide medical care and living assistance in the home to speed return to normal activities. Loving Care's palliative care professionals help manage pain or life-altering symptoms. And when a condition is terminal, patient-centered Hospice Care from compassionate, dedicated staff provides comfort, dignity and spiritual support at this difficult time.
In-Home Services Include:
Hospice Care
Palliative Care
Home Health Care
AIde Services
Physical Therapy
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Established in 1993.
In-Home Services Include:
Hospice Care
Palliative Care
Home Health Care
AIde Services
Physical Therapy
Speech Therapy
Occupational Therapy
Established in 1993.
Patient Services
Beachwood
Ohio
Montefiore
For over 100 years, Montefiore has been serving the aging community of Cleveland with loving, quality care. Montefiore is a 268-bed skilled nursing facility in Beachwood, Ohio and offers a full continuum of care including skilled nursing services for long-term and post-hospital care (physical, occupational and speech therapies), home healthcare, private duty services, Alzheimer’s/dementia care, palliative and hospice services and outpatient therapy.
The Weils, an active senior living community in Chagrin Falls, Ohio compliments Montefiore’s continuum of care and offers assisted living and memory care suites and a 29-bed rehabilitation therapy pavilion. Spacious suites, incomparable amenities and services, three chef-prepared meals a day, life-enrichment programs and scheduled transportation make living at The Weils a vacation for everyone. The Weils campus also offer respite stays and outpatient therapy.
Montefiore and The Weils are dedicated to a standard of excellence and personalized care so that people may continue to live their lives with dignity and security, and as independently as they are able.
The Weils, an active senior living community in Chagrin Falls, Ohio compliments Montefiore’s continuum of care and offers assisted living and memory care suites and a 29-bed rehabilitation therapy pavilion. Spacious suites, incomparable amenities and services, three chef-prepared meals a day, life-enrichment programs and scheduled transportation make living at The Weils a vacation for everyone. The Weils campus also offer respite stays and outpatient therapy.
Montefiore and The Weils are dedicated to a standard of excellence and personalized care so that people may continue to live their lives with dignity and security, and as independently as they are able.
Healthcare Ministry
Columbus
Ohio
Mount Carmel Hospice and Palliative Care
Mount Carmel Hospice services provide expert treatment, counseling and care for patients and their families who are facing a life-limiting illness. Patients receive relief from pain and discomfort, as well as the emotional and spiritual support of experienced, empathetic professionals.
Our hospice services are provided by a diverse team that includes physicians, nurses, social workers, aides, counselors, trained volunteers and chaplains. Each lends their expertise in implementing a personal and comprehensive care plan that's developed in cooperation with attending physicians and mindful of each patient's wishes.
Among the most common services provided through our hospice programs are:
Regular visits from hospice nurses and social workers
Medications, medical supplies and equipment
Pain management therapies
Bathing and personal care
Dietary counseling
Massage therapy
Pet therapy and visitation
Special service therapies, including physical, occupational and speech therapy
Encouragement and education
Spiritual counseling
Support in dealing with loss and grief
Volunteer visitation and assistance
24-hour on-call availability
Our hospice services are provided by a diverse team that includes physicians, nurses, social workers, aides, counselors, trained volunteers and chaplains. Each lends their expertise in implementing a personal and comprehensive care plan that's developed in cooperation with attending physicians and mindful of each patient's wishes.
Among the most common services provided through our hospice programs are:
Regular visits from hospice nurses and social workers
Medications, medical supplies and equipment
Pain management therapies
Bathing and personal care
Dietary counseling
Massage therapy
Pet therapy and visitation
Special service therapies, including physical, occupational and speech therapy
Encouragement and education
Spiritual counseling
Support in dealing with loss and grief
Volunteer visitation and assistance
24-hour on-call availability
Patient Services
Canfield
Ohio
Multiple Sclerosis Services Agency
The Multiple Sclerosis Service Agency is committed to serving people with multiple sclerosis by providing the highest level of programs, services and education to assist in maintaining a quality of life with the maximum level of independence achievable, regardless of sex, race, religion, nationality or economic status.
The Multiple Sclerosis Service Agency has helped thousands of individuals with MS and their families since its inception in 1991. All services are designed to make MS less frightening and more manageable, and are aimed at maintaining one's maximum independence, dignity and comfort. For more information about how we may be able to help you, call the MSSA at (330) 533-6772 or 1(800) 871-2513.
The Multiple Sclerosis Service Agency has helped thousands of individuals with MS and their families since its inception in 1991. All services are designed to make MS less frightening and more manageable, and are aimed at maintaining one's maximum independence, dignity and comfort. For more information about how we may be able to help you, call the MSSA at (330) 533-6772 or 1(800) 871-2513.
Patient Services
Columbus
Ohio
National Kidney Foundation
More than 26 million American adults and thousands of American chilcren have chronic kidney disease. Most do not know they have this condition. Further, millions of people with diabetes, hypertension and other diseases do not realize they are at risk for developing kidney disease. The National Kidney Foundation, a major volunteer health organization, seeks to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, improve the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by these diseases and increase the availability of all organs for transplantation. Through its Affiliates and Divisions nationwide, the Foundation conducts programs in research, professional education, patient advocacy and community services, public education and organ donation.
Local Association
Cleveland
Ohio
New Avenues to Independence
A group of dedicated parents founded New Avenues to Independence as the Parents’ Volunteer Association in 1952 to provide a variety of experiences, such as education and social interaction, for children with disabilities whose only other alternative was living in institutions. As the children grew, so did their need for additional opportunities which were unavailable elsewhere. It was then that we began to seek out alternatives. We believed a group home setting would provide a pleasant living environment for the individuals and promote the development of daily living skills, physical abilities, and interpersonal skills. Therefore, in 1971, New Avenues became the owner and operator of the first private, non-profit group home in Cuyahoga County.
Today, the mission of New Avenues is “to provide opportunities for people with disabilities and special needs to become more independent and productive members of society by offering the highest quality support services and developing innovative and inclusive programs.” New Avenues has, over time, evolved into an organization that serves over 550 individuals with disabilities such as, Down syndrome, autism, mental health, and significant medical issues. As a result, comprehensive care is provided for the individuals that New Avenues serves. We offer habilitative, therapeutic (music, language, art, occupational, and physical), recreational, medical, nursing, transitional respite, vocational, and residential services. New Avenues also offers children’s and Mainstream Housing programs. We are currently providing services in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lake, Summit, and Erie counties, Ohio.
Today, the mission of New Avenues is “to provide opportunities for people with disabilities and special needs to become more independent and productive members of society by offering the highest quality support services and developing innovative and inclusive programs.” New Avenues has, over time, evolved into an organization that serves over 550 individuals with disabilities such as, Down syndrome, autism, mental health, and significant medical issues. As a result, comprehensive care is provided for the individuals that New Avenues serves. We offer habilitative, therapeutic (music, language, art, occupational, and physical), recreational, medical, nursing, transitional respite, vocational, and residential services. New Avenues also offers children’s and Mainstream Housing programs. We are currently providing services in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lake, Summit, and Erie counties, Ohio.
Local Association
Painesville
Ohio
Northeast Ohio Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
JDRF's mission is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of research. JDRF is also committed to developing new and better treatments that improve the lives of people with type 1 diabetes in the near term and keep them healthy while we advance toward a cure.
As our Team is helping raise money to fight Diabetes, we need your help as a volunteer to help support our team at our booths. If you have a few hours to help find a cure, please contact Tracy at tracyb@neojdrfwf.org
As our Team is helping raise money to fight Diabetes, we need your help as a volunteer to help support our team at our booths. If you have a few hours to help find a cure, please contact Tracy at tracyb@neojdrfwf.org
Local Association
COLUMBUS
Ohio
The Alzheimer's Association Central Ohio Chapter
The Alzheimer’s Association, Central Ohio Chapter is committed to meeting the needs of persons affected by Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia through family and clinical support, education, advocacy, and research.
The Alzheimer's Association, Central Ohio Chapter is a non-profit organization supported in part by the Ohio Department of Aging, Franklin County Senior Options, Council for Older Adults of Delaware County, and Union County Senior Services. Funding for programs and services is achieved through individual, foundation, and corporate support as well as fundraising events.
All services are provided without regard to race, age, color, religion, sex, disability, national origin or ancestry.
Our mission
To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.
Our vision
A world without Alzheimer's disease.
The Alzheimer's Association, Central Ohio Chapter is a non-profit organization supported in part by the Ohio Department of Aging, Franklin County Senior Options, Council for Older Adults of Delaware County, and Union County Senior Services. Funding for programs and services is achieved through individual, foundation, and corporate support as well as fundraising events.
All services are provided without regard to race, age, color, religion, sex, disability, national origin or ancestry.
Our mission
To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health.
Our vision
A world without Alzheimer's disease.
Patient Services
Beechwood
Ohio
The Gathering Place
The Gathering Place is a non-profit, community-based cancer support center that offers a wide variety of programs and services addressing the social, emotional, physical and spiritual needs of individuals with cancer, their families and friends. The mission of The Gathering Place is that we are a caring community that supports, educates and empowers individuals and families touched by cancer through programs and services provided free of charge.
The Gathering Place has two extensive education centers that include lending libraries with over 2,500 books, tapes and videos. Public lectures by local experts offer the latest information on cancer treatments and complementary medicine. The full-time professional medical librarian will help you research any questions you may have on cancer and its treatment, whether you are newly diagnosed or a long-term survivor.
The Gathering Place offers support groups to help people cope with the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis. There are general groups for all cancer types, and specific groups for individuals with breast cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, prostate cancer, and for teens with cancer and young adults with cancer.
Gentle movement classes and healing touch methods can aid in the management of stress and the side effects of cancer and its treatment. Yoga, Tai Chi, Massage, Reiki and Reflexology are available for individuals with all types of cancer and their loved ones. Our Exercise Programs help combat cancer related fatigue and our Nutrition Classes provide information on incorporating healthy eating into one’s lifestyle.
We encourage the whole family to participate at The Gathering Place. There are age appropriate support groups, education classes, and social activities for children who have a loved one with cancer, and specialized caring staff to help families every step of the way.
For more information on our free programs and services visit www.touchedbycancer.org or call 216.595.9546
The Gathering Place East – The Arnold & Sydell Miller Family Campus – 23300 Commerce Park – Beachwood, OH 44122
The Gathering Place West – 800 Sharon Drive – Westlake, OH 44145
The Gathering Place has two extensive education centers that include lending libraries with over 2,500 books, tapes and videos. Public lectures by local experts offer the latest information on cancer treatments and complementary medicine. The full-time professional medical librarian will help you research any questions you may have on cancer and its treatment, whether you are newly diagnosed or a long-term survivor.
The Gathering Place offers support groups to help people cope with the emotional impact of a cancer diagnosis. There are general groups for all cancer types, and specific groups for individuals with breast cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma, prostate cancer, and for teens with cancer and young adults with cancer.
Gentle movement classes and healing touch methods can aid in the management of stress and the side effects of cancer and its treatment. Yoga, Tai Chi, Massage, Reiki and Reflexology are available for individuals with all types of cancer and their loved ones. Our Exercise Programs help combat cancer related fatigue and our Nutrition Classes provide information on incorporating healthy eating into one’s lifestyle.
We encourage the whole family to participate at The Gathering Place. There are age appropriate support groups, education classes, and social activities for children who have a loved one with cancer, and specialized caring staff to help families every step of the way.
For more information on our free programs and services visit www.touchedbycancer.org or call 216.595.9546
The Gathering Place East – The Arnold & Sydell Miller Family Campus – 23300 Commerce Park – Beachwood, OH 44122
The Gathering Place West – 800 Sharon Drive – Westlake, OH 44145
Education
Cleveland
Ohio
The Ginn Foundation
OUR VISION
"The Ginn Foundation is committed to developing young people academically, socially, and spiritually in order for them to be able to succeed in school and in life." An investment in our youth is an investment in the future of our country.
Although Ted Ginn Sr. is best known for coaching numerous NFL athletes during thier high school careers, not many people know how dedicated Ted Ginn Sr. is to helping our youth who are not NFL stars.
"It's about winning lives and saving souls...not X's and O's." - Ted Ginn Sr.
"The Ginn Foundation is committed to developing young people academically, socially, and spiritually in order for them to be able to succeed in school and in life." An investment in our youth is an investment in the future of our country.
Although Ted Ginn Sr. is best known for coaching numerous NFL athletes during thier high school careers, not many people know how dedicated Ted Ginn Sr. is to helping our youth who are not NFL stars.
"It's about winning lives and saving souls...not X's and O's." - Ted Ginn Sr.
Recommend a nonprofit You do not have to be a registered user to recommend a nonprofit that is not listed.
Is your nonprofit interested in increasing awareness for your cause, increasing donation links directly to your web site and delivering products and services directly to your members...at no cost? Visit the CaringCredits page to learn more or Email our nonprofit coordinator to get started.
