Digital Access grants provide support for programming designed to offer training or technical support, or the expansion of affordability and access to digital technology and the internet to individuals and communities with limited access.
The grantmaking of the Ingram-White Castle Foundation reflects the interests of both the Ingram Family and White Castle System, Inc. The Foundation is primarily interested in supporting projects in the field of education or critical human service needs.
Better Together projects are featured on a crowdfunding platform in The Columbus Foundation’s Giving Store. Designed to fulfill critical needs of local nonprofits, Better Together is where you can learn about current opportunities, quickly and easily make donations, and track each project goal in real-time.
An extraordinary, first-of- its-kind facility outside of Canal Winchester is giving homeless dogs a fresh start and setting new standards for shelter care. Gigi's hopes to be just the beginning of what will be a dog-saving approach that is modeled throughout the United States.
Celebrating a proud legacy of giving was at the core of a recent decision by the Greer Foundation, a Supporting Foundation of The Columbus Foundation, to give an extraordinary $1 million gift to help Mid-Ohio Food Collective (MOFC) continue its mission to end hunger one nourishing meal at a time and co-create a community where everyone thrives.
The Columbus Foundation and its donors have a generous track record of supporting high performing schools—from start-up phase to scaling. A recent trio of grants will help three schools continue their growth and expand their footprints and student capacity.
Chris and Lori established the Chris and Lori Holtmann Foundation, a Donor Advised Fund at The Columbus Foundation, in 2018. Through their fund, the Holtmanns have helped numerous local nonprofit organizations including Mid-Ohio Food Collective, A Kid Again, Columbus Recreation and Parks Department, and other causes that are meaningful to them