Partial funding for a new transport van for those receiving dialysis treatments.

Support their summer camp program for children with mental retardation and developmental disabilities.

Expand their food program to include a Saturday food pantry once each month that will supplement their weekly food pantry offering.

Purchase a dental digital x-ray machine.

Funding for smaller health and wellness education grants in the four counties that we serve.

Therapeutic resources for counseling centers.

Multi-layer support for the elderly and handicapped to enable them to remain independent.

Support Goodwill’s Service Dog Program

Back to school block party to supply shoes, school supplies, and health information.

Livability costs associated with four homes to enable families with physical limitations to live independently.

Provide handicap necessities for one newly constructed home.

Interior and exterior recovery homes renovation project.

Support their new program for disabled veterans therapy.

Sensory stimulation equipment to enhance quality of life for elderly residents with dementia.

Operating support for their dental clinic that is available to families unable to afford proper dental care.

Support the continuation of providing prescription assistance to those individuals unable to afford prescription drugs.

Purchase documentation equipment for examination rooms.

Purchase therapeutic toys and games to help children work through problems via the natural medium of play.

Support their four part project that addresses teen pregnancy, alcohol and drug use, and fitness.

Establish the Wayne County Prescription Assistance Network to provide access to medications to the uninsured and under insured residents of Wayne County.

Provide water safety and swim instruction plus transportation for rural school children.

In addition, the Foundation provides $4,000 scholarships to students at Stark State College of Technology, Malone College, Kent State University Stark Campus, Kent State University Tuscarawas Campus, and Walsh University. A student at Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine also receives a $6,000 scholarship from the Foundation. All of these scholarships are for students enrolled in a health related field.