Buckeye Automotive Family Foundation believes in the power of education and its ability to change lives for the better, helping build upon our mission of Building Better Families and Raising Amazing Children. The Driven to Grow Scholarship is designed to enable our team members and their families to pursue their goals through education.

The John W. and Edna McManus Shepard Fund and Guernsey County Foundation recently awarded eight grants totaling $19,628 to organizations serving Cambridge and Guernsey counties.

Local charities are looking for holiday shoppers to become donors for Giving Tuesday, a post-Black Friday, post-Cyber Monday kickoff to the busy charitable season. And the Columbus Foundation is helping to highlight urgent needs among area nonprofit organizations with a new crowdfunding platform set to launch along with Giving Tuesday.

Columbus, OH (March 19, 2019)—The Columbus Foundation today recognized five innovative central Ohio organizations poised for an exceptional year of growth and progress during its “5 Nonprofits to Watch” event. The organizations selected for 2019 are: A Kid Again, Columbus Early Learning Centers, Human Service Chamber, ProMusica, and TECH CORPS.

The Columbus Youth Foundation (CYF) recognized 94 Columbus City Schools (CCS) students through the Best All-Around Student Awards, held at Huntington Park, before the game between the Columbus Clippers and the Charlotte Knights on May 8. The event celebrated students’ outstanding citizenship and achievements during the 2018-2019 school year. Performing before the on-field ceremony and playing the national anthem was the Marion-Franklin High School Marching Band.

Columbus Foundation officials have announced a total of $2.1 million in awards to 60 central Ohio arts organizations — the largest such investment in the foundation’s 75-year history.

Today, The Columbus Foundation was part of a group of private and public partners who came together today to announce an incredible collaborative effort that will help address critical affordable housing needs.

The Columbus Foundation and the Hasso Plattner Institute of Design at Stanford University (informally known as the d.school) are in partnership to bring innovative problem-solving techniques to nonprofits in the Columbus region. In August, approximately 40 leaders in Columbus’ nonprofit sector will come together to engage with Stanford’s Designing for Social Systems workshop in Columbus. This will be the first time the d.school conducts this workshop outside of its campus.

The Columbus Foundation today announced that it would be donating 50,000 KN95 masks to central Ohio nursing homes, EMS workers, City and County Health Departments, and nonprofits.

The Trustees of The Paul G. Duke Foundation are pleased to announce that on January 1, 2022, they will begin accepting grant applications on a rolling basis from nonprofit organizations in the Miami County area.