Showing 26 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LIVING SPRINGS RETREAT INC Provider of Biblical training seminars and of preventive health principles, including a live-in facility for adapting lifestyle change. | Roanoke, AL | |
| 2 | ISAAC LAUB MEMORIAL MILK FUND TO PROVIDE BOOKS, LUNCHES AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL AIDS TO NEEDY STUDENTS IN THE NATCHEZ, ADAMS COUNTY, MS, PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM | BIRMINGHAM, AL | |
| 3 | SIGMA TAU GAMMA FRATERNITY TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD, AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE FRATERNITY. | TUSCALOOSA, AL | |
| 4 | OUR HOPE INTERNATIONAL INC THE OFFICIAL STATESIDE SUPPORT FOR HOME OF HOPE, A SPECIAL NEEDS ORPHANAGE IN JINJA, UGANDA, AFRICA | GARDENDALE, AL | |
| 5 | Athens Rotary Club Inc To promote the ideal of service as a viable business model | Athens, AL | |
| 6 | Thought for Food Foundation The Thought for Food Summit brings together change makers across sectors to build powerful connections and co-create bold new solutions for the future of food security. The culminating event of the annual summit is the Thought for Food Challenge, a global collaborative competition to launch promising new ideas that address how we will feed and nourish our growing global population. | Birmingham, AL | |
| 7 | MOCKINGBIRD COMPANY MOCKINGBIRD COMPANY WILL PRESERVE THE RITUAL PERFORMANCE OF THE ADAPTATION OF THE PULITZER PRIZE WINNING NOVEL,"TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD", BY HARPER LEE AS A PLAY IN MONROEVILLE, ALABAMA, AND SUCH OTHER LOCATIONS AS MAY BE AUTHORIZED FROM TIME TO TIME BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. MOCKINGBIRD COMPANY WILL INSURE THAT THE LITERARY SIGNIFICANCE AND THE HISTORICAL CONTRIBUTION MADE BY "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD" IN ITS DRAMATIZATION OF THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE SOUTH WILL CONTINUE TO BE EXPERIENCED BY EVERYONE IN PERPETUITY. MOCKINGBIRD COMPANY WILL CHARGE ADMISSION TO THE PERFORMANCES OF "TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD AND UTILIZE THE NET PROCEEDS FROM SUCH TICKET SALES TO PROVIDE SUPPLEMENTAL SUPPORT TO ALABAMA COMMUNITIES AS DESIGNATED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, WITH PREFERENCE BEING GIVEN TO COMMUNITIES IN MONROE COUNTY, ALABAMA. | MONTGOMERY, AL | |
| 8 | ESCAMBIA COUNTY INDUSTRIAL THE ESCAMBIA COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY WORKS TO INCREASE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR THOSE BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS LOOKING TO LOCATE, RELOCATE OR GROW IN ESCAMBIA COUNTY, ALABAMA. THE AUTHORITY ASSISTS EXISTING INDUSTRIES WITH EXPANSION AND RETENTION, PROMOTES AND MARKETS ESCAMBIA COUNTY AS AN IDEAL COMMUNITY FOR FAMILIES, BUSINESSES AND INDUSTRIES TO LOCATE. | ATMORE, AL | |
| 9 | NATIONAL SPACE CLUB - HUNTSVILLE TO STIMULATE THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND INFORMATION ABOUT ROCKETRY AND ASRONAUTICS AND TO PROMOTE RECOGNITION OF U.S. ACHIEVEMENTS IN SPACE. | HUNTSVILLE, AL | |
| 10 | SPEECH and HEARING ASSOCIATION of ALABAMA SHAA works to educate healthcare professional specializing in speech-language pathology; audiology; and speech, language or hearing sciences. | BIRMINGHAM, AL | |
| 11 | The Child Health Foundation Support for the Universidad del Desarrollo and its Center for the Care of Children with Congential Anomalies and Special Needs. | Birmingham, AL | |
| 12 | SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON THE MISSION OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON IS TO PROMOTE THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF FRIENDSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP AND SERVICE FOR OUR MEMBERS BASED UPON THE IDEALS SET FORTH BY OUR FOUNDERS AND AS SPECIFICALLY ENUNCIATED IN "THE TRUE GENTLEMAN." | TUSCALOOSA, AL | |
| 13 | FOCUS ON SENIOR CITIZENS OF TUSCALO FOCUS ON SENIOR CITIZENS WAS DEVELOPED TO STIMULATE, ENCOURAGE, FOSTER AND PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF THE ELDERLY AND MAKE THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY AWARE OF AND RESPONSIVE TO THE SPECIAL NEEDS AND INTERESTS OF THE ELDERLY AND TO BRING ABOUT CHANGES IN THE COMMUNITY TO HELP SATISFY THOSE NEEDS. FOCUS IS COMMITTED TO THE LONG-RANGE GOAL OF INVOLVING AS MANY OLDER CITIZENS AS POSSIBLE IN LIFE-AFFIRMING SITUATIONS. | TUSCALOOSA, AL | |
| 14 | KIWANIS INTERNATIONAL INC K00150Huntsville Inc To give the primacy to human and spiritual, rather than the material values of life; To encourage the daily living of the golden rule in all human relationships; To promote the adoption and application of higher social, business and professional standards; To develop, by precept and example, more intelligent, aggressive and serviceable citizenship; To provide a practical means to form enduring friendships, to render altruistic service and to build a better community; To cooperate in creating and maintaining the sound public opinion and high idealism which make possible the increase of righteousness, justice, patriotism and goodwill. | Hunstsville, AL | |
| 15 | HORIZONS FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO HORIZONS SCHOOL, INC., A POST -SECONDARY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL AND LEARNING DISABILITIES, TO BE USED TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHO DEMONSTRATE A NEED FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO PAY THE COSTS TO ATTEND HORIZONS SCHOOL. | BIRMINGHAM, AL | |
| 16 | HORIZONS SCHOOL INC THE HORIZONS SCHOOL PROVIDES A COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM PROMOTING SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION TO INDEPENDENT LIVING FOR YOUNG ADULTS WITH LEARNING DISABILITIES, AUTISM SPECTRUM AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISORDERS. | BIRMINGHAM, AL | |
| 17 | ALABAMA SCOTTISH RITE FOUNDATION FUNDING PROGRAMS AIDING and ASSISTING PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN AL TEACHING CHILDREN WITH SPEECH AND COMMUNICATION PROBLEMS,DYSLEXIA, ETC. | BIRMINGHAM, AL | |
| 18 | Hargives Hargrove Adaptive Toy (HAT) Project. Goal is to empower mobility limited children with the ability to move around in space and manage their environment. | Mobile, AL | |
| 19 | HUNTSVILLE, AL | ||
| 20 | VESTAVIA, AL | ||
| 21 | BIRMINGHAM, AL | ||
| 22 | BIRMINGHAM, AL | ||
| 23 | BIRMINGHAM, AL | ||
| 24 | MOBILE, AL | ||
| 25 | HUNTSVILLE, AL | ||
| 26 | BIRMINGHAM, AL | ||
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