“Arthritis Answers,” an information and referral service designed to educate persons about arthritis related diseases.

Expansion of their educational health and wellness programs throughout the four county area.

Blood lead screening program for low income families, lab and medicines aimed at intervention.

Medicines and prescription vouchers for needy patients, blood testing machines, and an eye disease detection camera for pre-schoolers and adolescents.

Renew Program, which empowers women to escape their own or other’s chemical dependency.

Operation assistance for volunteer physicians, dentists and nurses who provide low cost medical and dental care to low income and uninsured residents of the Alliance area.

Off-site laboratory service and co-pay pharmacy service to patients of Wayne County’s only free clinic.

Alcohol and drug education program for elementary students in Wooster.

Chronic disease education and support groups targeted at childhood asthma and diabetes mellitus, blood lead screening and software for the Community Health Clinic.

Three grants: prevention of teen pregnancy; information to parents of newborns to enhance the health and development of the infant; and parenting skills videos.

Volunteer mediator training to assist victims and offenders.

Bringing mentors into the lives of families that may be at risk due to poor and/or neglected parenting or abuse of children.

Stand-by electric generator and upgrade and remodel patient rooms.

Helping young adult women make the transition from foster homes into the community by enhancing their self-esteem.

Hydraulic lift to facilitate horseback mounting for severely disabled riders.

Computer system which will upgrade record keeping and improve patient flow.

Health insurance to children of low income families.

Dental service and equipment provided to high risk children and women of child-bearing age.

Personal care to home-bound clients who fall just above the low-income level.

Promoting increased understanding and respect of people with mental illness.

Purchase supplies and materials to be used in the Camp Safe Crossing Program, which addresses the safety of children and their ability to prevent or respond to life threatening emergencies.

Purchase of two automated external defibrillator trainer kits to assist those who suffer from cardiac arrest.

Continuation and expansion of their educational health and wellness programs throughout the four county area which our foundation serves.

Purchase of supplies for their dental sealant program for high risk students in Canton

Support the Marrow Donor Program in con-junction with the American Red Cross during high traffic Hall of Fame week to recruit individuals into the marrow program.

To help fund SCoRE, a program for the underemployed and unemployed to achieve employable skills and training.

Social and recreational activities for children who are mentally and behaviorally disabled.

Videos to help educate Hispanics on awareness issues concerning assault and rape.

Develop an internet web site dedicated to promoting access to mental health informa-tion, and support the Bridges Program, which trains individuals to direct an educational program on mental illness.

Construct an eight lane all weather track suitable for use by people of all ages.

Develop programs to address mental health needs within the Amish community.

Purchase and renovate a Massillon City domestic violence site.

Vehicle to transport scouts with limited mobility at the Minerva camp.

Obtain twenty-two electric and twelve man-ual breastfeeding pumps and related supplies.

Help meet the Joint Commission of Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations standards, and to have a computer system installed for the year 2000.

Research program of conflict resolution with African-American adolescents.

Renovate their kitchen facility in order to establish a nutrition center to benefit seniors.

Cardiovascular fitness equipment for the newly expanded facility.

Purchase a refrigerated truck to expand their home delivery program.

Prescription drugs, when required, for abused, neglected or abandoned children.

Fund programs that help families increase their connections and positive communica-tion while decreasing the chance of school failure, alcohol and drug abuse, and juvenile delinquency in general.

Construction of a quarter-mile walking track adjacent to Southgate School.

County-wide tobacco prevention assembly program for 6th grade students and teachers.

In-home service to the elderly enabling them to remain independent longer.

Installation of a Public Health Distance Learning Center to facilitate satellite conferences for improved health training.

Free medical clinic for uninsured residents.

Production of a video which encourages respect of people with mental illness.

Purchase CPR manikins and first-aid equipment to enable them to increase the number of first-aid classes offered, and improve the quality of training.

Support bone marrow donor drive/bloodmobile during Hall of Fame week.

Acquisition of new computers and software, plus training for all staff members to enhance their mission of protecting the life, rights, and opportunities of persons with mental retardation.

Select, train, and place an assistance dog with a disabled individual to improve quality of life.

Purchase two Lifepack 12 cardiac monitors.

Implement the 2001 Summer Program for 150 kids/day.

Support mini-grants to community based health organizations (over two years).

Apply toward purchase of a handicapped wheelchair accessible van.

Provide health screenings for senior citizens.

To bring their telecommunication and computer system needs in line with their Year 2000 Technology Plan.

Support two programs

Select, train, and place two service dogs with disabled individuals.

Bring together victims and offenders for face-to-face mediation to bring healing, understanding, and closure to a crime event.

Install a safe playground area that will enhance motor skills for children in their new child care center.

Support the Drug Abuse Resistance Education Program in Stark County.

Equip a computer based information skills laboratory to be housed at Doctors Hospital in Massillon.

Provide clothing for children who are in placement with Pathway.

Purchase a patient data management system.

Purchase an intraoral camera system for the dental hygiene program.

Support their in home services program to enable minimal income seniors to remain in their homes.

Help sustain the cost of laboratory procedures for this Wooster free clinic.

Collaborate with 15 other non-profit agencies to organize a Week Without Violence in Massillon.

Equip the dining/kitchen areas with appliances for hot meals.

Educate the minority population to be able to react to life threatening emergencies.

A challenge grant to be applied toward the purchase of a vehicle to be used for feeding and first aid in emergency situations.

Purchase transcribing equipment, hire transcribing personnel, and fund their mammogram/pap smear program (over two years).

Purchase a new playground equipment exercise system.

Support their

Provide a two day seminar in critical incident stress management for those exposed to traumatic events.

Support their speech, language, and hearing screening and therapy programs in Stark, Wayne, Holmes, and Tuscarawas counties.

Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) education to staff members.

Provide transportation and respite care to those over 65 to enable them to remain independent (over two years).

Purchase motor skills equipment for children.

Support their adult day services with matching funds, nursing services, and provisions.

Support their program to help keep elderly and handicapped in an independent living situation (over two years).

Purchase equipment for their medical equipment loan closet so that needy MS patients can access these assistive devices.

Purchase two portable LCD projectors for use in classroom lecture settings.

Improve their videoconferencing capability to enhance medical education and residency training at Doctors Hospital in Massillon.

Purchase a physio-control LifePak 12 defibrillator/monitor.

Purchase a thermal imager.

Purchase a computer system needed to track donors.

Operating support to replace monies lost from prior years supporter (over three years).

Support their soup kitchen program and provide expanded health and wellness services for soup kitchen clients.

Provide home care oral health products to the elderly.

A challenge grant to support their purchase of a portable X-ray machine and ventilator.

Purchase rehab, cardiovascular, and strength building equipment.

Support their

Purchase defibrillators, manikins, pediatric ALS trainer, landing mats, and safety mats.

Support their “Heart Healthy Living/Taking Wellness to Heart” Program.

Dollars to be applied toward the purchase of an emergency service vehicle.

Provide small health and wellness grants to community based agencies.

Employ a dentist and dental assistant to provide free dental care.

Purchase cardiovascular and strength training equipment for their new youth fitness center.

Provide dollars to produce ten plays dealing with substance abuse prevention.

Provide first aid training for all childcare workers and foster parents. Pathways treats abused, neglected, and abandoned children.

Provide prescription drugs to needy individuals on a reduced or no cost basis.

Operating expenses to support their existing oral health program.

Provide services for senior citizens that reside in Tuscarawas County. These services include medical assessment, transportation, in-home services, nutrition, and other related services to enable seniors to remain self-sufficient and in their own homes.

Assist with laboratory and medication costs.

Support their program to provide free medical and dental care to those in need.

Revise original mental health education video to make it more suitable to adult education.

Partial funding of a handicap accessible van, administrative costs, and medical expenses for dogs being trained.

Provide mini-grants for health and wellness programs.

Provide supplies used for free health screenings for seniors.

Support their “Dating Violence Project” program.

Support their “Fitness for Life” program.

Support their “Healthy Start/Healthy Families Outreach” program.

Provide health services for their annual back to school block party.

Assist the homeless in obtaining housing and/or employment.

Support for adult services, nursing services, and nutrition.

Provide D.A.R.E. officer training of new teaching methods and new curriculum.

Purchase laboratory, cardiovascular, fitness, and exercise equipment for their new Wellness Center.

Installation/connection fees to meet village requirements for new waste water system.

Provide dollars to produce ten plays dealing with substance abuse prevention.

Help fund a home in Stark County for four individuals with mental retardation and severe physical disability.

Provide training in life skills for children in Pathway’s foster homes.

Reduce incidence and prevalence of chemical abuse through their “Stark County Student Assistance Program”.

Serve unmet prescription drug needs for the elderly and chronically ill.

Provide prescription drugs to needy individuals on a reduced or no cost basis.

Provide operating costs to support their effort to educate and motivate young people to make responsible choices concerning sex, violence, suicide, and substance abuse.

Assist with laboratory and medication costs for the low income and uninsured population.

Support increased access to oral health care for the uninsured and underinsured.

Assist Tuscarawas County families with food, clothing, and lodging in time of disaster.

Tuition for children diagnosed with dyslexia to attend the Center’s tutoring program free of charge for one year.

Provide mini-grants for health and wellness in the four county area that we serve.

Assist seniors in remaining in their own homes, and provide respite for those caring for them.

Operating support for the Massillon shelter.

Purchase an autoclave.

Ceiling track lift system for their Canal Fulton facility.

Support their service dog training program.

Materials to build a wheelchair ramp for a disadvantaged family.

Support their Adult Day Services Programs

Train officers to handle domestic violence situations.

Support their durable medical equipment loan program.

Provide clothing and medical care for children in emergency circumstances.

Purchase one defibrillator (AED) unit.

Support their Sound Beginnings Program to provide hearing handicapped children with hearing aids.

Provide access to health assessment and treatment as part of their soup kitchen/health and wellness emphasis program.

Support their soup kitchen with health and wellness programs.

Purchase a wheelchair accessible vehicle.

Support their Operation Whole Person Program, which provides basic health and hygiene items to their clients.

Serve oral health needs by hiring a dental hygienist and purchasing a panoramic X-ray machine.

Purchase diabetic, medical, surgical, and dental supplies.

Transform an existing science laboratory into a nursing education facility.

Operating support.

Purchase cardiovascular machines.

Convert a girl’s locker room to a youth wellness center.

Fund their early stage and support group programs.

Provide mini-grants for health and wellness in the four county area that we serve.

Purchase three automated external defibrillators.

Purchase a GSI Audio Screener to be used for hearing screening for newborns.

Support their service dog training program.

Support their assistance program for deaf or seriously hearing impaired persons who reside in Holmes, Wayne, and Tuscarawas counties.

Equip a third operatory unit including lighting and chairs for the dental clinic.

Assist with start-up of a dental residency program. Dollars to be used to equip two dental examination/treatment rooms.

Assist recovering alcoholics and drug dependent men in their efforts to defeat their addiction.

Enable their clients to be tested for sexually transmitted diseases.

Support their soup kitchen with health and wellness emphasis.

Support the continuation of this program that assists in the procurement of prescription drugs for those unable to afford them.

Medication assistance for adult felons at the Stark Regional Community Correction Center.

Purchase pulse oximeters, glucometers, and medication boxes to be used to care for chronically and terminally ill Stark County residents.

Operating expense to provide oral health care for those unable to afford such care.

Purchase a LifePak 12 Biphasic defibrillator/monitor.

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

Tuition for children diagnosed with dyslexia to attend the Center’s tutoring program free of charge for one year.

Support their funding of mini health and wellness grants.

Purchase intellitools and swim lift for their Canal Fulton home for those challenged by mental retardation.

Operating dollars to hire an assistant director to expand their programming in helping the older population remain in their homes.

Parenting education for teens at Timken High School

Construct wheelchair ramps for disabled homeowners.

Purchase therapeutic equipment for their mentally retarded and developmentally disabled residents.

Support their adult day services program.

Purchase a new oven and commissary equipment.

Assist with loan payments on a 2005 ambulance currently in use.

Purchase medical equipment to be provided to MS patients.

Assist recovering alcoholics and drug dependent men in their efforts to defeat their addiction.

Support their Sound Beginnings Program to provide hearing handicapped children age five and under with a hearing aid.

Serve unmet prescription drug needs for the elderly and chronically ill who cannot afford medication.

Support their dental clinic, which is the dental home for families unable to afford proper dental care.

Support their dental clinic, which is the dental home for families unable to afford proper dental care.

Provide prescription drugs for those unable to afford medication.

Provide prescription drugs for those unable to afford medication.

Restricted funds to support Western Stark Medical Clinic in their charitable pharmacy program.

Purchase a sound system for classrooms for hearing impaired.

Purchase diabetic, medical, surgical, and dental supplies.

Operating support for this dental clinic that provides dental care to those in need.

Operating support for this free clinic.

Operating support for their dental clinic that serves those unable to afford dental care.

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.

Support their summer camp program for disabled children.

Purchase one LifePak 12 cardiac monitor/defibrillator.

Install two transportable life systems.

Renovate a building to provide childcare for special needs children.

Instructor and supplies to provide sign language classes for participants in the Amish communtiy.

Purchase one LifePak 12 cardiac monitor/defibrillator.

Support this community clinic’s indigent care program.

Equip two dental treatment rooms in their dental clinic that supports their dental residency program, and treats many non and underinsured.

Operating costs for two new staff persons to enhance added mental health programs.

Provide one hot meal per day as part of their “Kids Cafe Program.”

Supplies for adult training in first aid, CPR, and crisis prevention intervention.

Second year program operating costs for “Veterans Salute Program.”

Funding for one-half the cost of running a new medical clinic for one year.

Prescription access and assistance for those unable to afford prescription drugs.

Puchase a minivan with space for two wheelchairs.

Print cost of depression anxiety workbooks for group therapy.

Operating support for their dental clinic.

Upgrade dental equipment in their teaching laboratory.

Construction of a handicap accessible ramp.

Provide partial salary for a full time dentist.

Provide health and wellness collection of books and DVD resources for seniors.

Funds to continue support of the Wayne RxNet initiative for elderly, disabled, low-income and uninsured.

Provide horticulture therapy and training for at-risk children.

Salary expense for a Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner for one year.

Operating expense for the clinic’s dental program.

Supply cardiac monitor, phone for ambulance, and training on use of monitor.

Pool safety equipment and swim lessons plus transportation for rural school children.

Purchase two automatic electronic defibrillators for their response trailers.

Matching grant to aid adults and children with special needs.

Making mental health services accessible to low income uninsured individuals.

Provide a multidimensional program to integrate wellness education into all facets of the client experience.

Purchase two automatic electronic defibrillators to be placed in Tuscarawas County sheriff’s cruisers.

Expand current territory for free services to the frail and elderly.

Salary assistance for an autism tutor, a center nurse, and a camp nurse.

Fiscal agent for new initiative called Access Healthy Stark County to target uninsured individuals who are facing a financial crisis.

Livability costs associated with one home to enable a family with physical disabilities to live independently.

Build two new wheelchair ramps for those in financial need.

Provide home delivered and congregate meals.

Support their food pantry by providing dollars for utility costs in their new facility.

Purchase a new dishwasher for their on-site commissary.

Equipment and home modification program for those with MS.

Provide matching funds for their HUD grant that provides dollars for maintaining their two buildings.

Address physical and mental challenges by those faced with unemployment.

Veterans Salute Program for disabled American veterans.

Funding for prescription access and assistance for low income individuals.

Purchase an automatic electronic defibrillator.

Purchase a computer based “talker” that can be accessed with eye gaze by students with severe disabilities.

Operating support for their dental clinic.

Treat chemically dependent men.

Start up costs for this health clinic for low income uninsured persons.

Support their dental clinic with a full time dentist.

Construction of a helipad to assist with emergency situations.

Purchase defibrillators for their police vehicles.

Support their Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner program.

Replace existing dive team equipment.

Operating support.

Provide health care for the homeless via their mobile Care-A-Van.

Purchase a van with wheelchair lifts for medical transport.

Set-up and equip an in-school medical clinic at Project Rebuild, a certified vocational school for special needs high school students.

Tuition for children diagnosed with dyslexia.

Adult day care services for Wooster senior citizens.

Purchase a multi-sensory mobile cart for developmentally disabled residents.

Fund free services for the frail and elderly.

Provide hot meals, clothing, and transportation to persons in need.

Fund the shoe giveaway for Stark County Schools Shoe Network.

Expansion of guardianship program for elderly persons needing assistance.

Livability costs associated with one home to enable a family with physical disabilities to live independently.

Trailer to store trench rescue equipment to expidite transportation to an emergency.

Operating support for their food pantry program.

Fund a Youth Wellness and Education Project.

Supplies to launch a fitness program for children in foster care.

Veterans’ Salute program for disabled veterans.

Supplies and equipment for a diabetes education program.

Funding for prescription drug access and assistance for low income individuals.

Provide hearing aids for two hearing-impaired children.

Support the weekly soup kitchen with food purchases and enable them to provide health-related services to soup kitchen participants.

Software program to schedule daily transportation for over 200 patients on dialysis treatment and other medical appointments.

Purchase a rolling mount for their eye gaze device.

Fund one year of a four-year project to help prevent brain damage from recurring head injuries in high school athletes who play contact sports.

Support their dental clinic which serves the economically disadvantaged.

Complete an unfinished ramp to make their facility handicap accessible.

Provide access to free primary health care to working uninsured individuals residing in Tuscarawas County.

Fund their Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner Program.

Purchase a traction table for their clinical doctorate physical therapy program.

Salary support for a pharmacy technician.

Support their free dental program for the economically disadvantaged.

Support their Healthy Community Project by providing memberships to those who otherwise would be unable to participate.

Support their Kids in Therapy Program for special needs children.

Sled hockey program for the physically disabled.

Summer camp program for children with developmental disabilities.

Nutritional support for people in need.

Cardiovascular disease prevention screening and clinic.

Food rescue and distribution program.

Homeless shelter relocation assistance.

Support Access Health Stark County to provide medical care to the uninsured.

Equip one home to enable a family with physical disabilities to live independently.

Build wheel chair ramps for disabled homeowners.

Digital radiography equipment for their public dental clinic.

Health care for indigent patients at the community clinic.

Physical activity program to prevent childhood obesity and disease.

Equipment for adult day care center for the developmentally disabled.

Food pantry support in Holmes County.

Purchase a stackable oven for their commissary.

Construction of a special needs and pediatric dental suite.

Purchase a newborn hearing screener.

Provide eyeglasses for low-income individuals.

Purchase obstetrical ultrasound equipment for their Massillon facility.

Medication access for the uninsured and under-insured.

Fund general operation of PAN’s charitable pharmacy.

Medication access for the uninsured and under-insured.

Comprehensive vision care services for the needy and uninsured.

Operational assistance to support their substance abuse program.

Program to aid in the emotional healing of children with parents in prison.

Food for their soup kitchen program.

Provide food for their food pantry.

Purchase equipment for their new food pantry.

Purchase vehicle to transport adult Amish residents to and from work.

Dental Safety Net Clinic

Inner city after school health program.

Operating support to enable expansion of clinic hours.

Healthy Choices for Youth educational program.

Treatment/care for mentally and behaviorally challenged foster children.

Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner.

Physical activity wellness program for adults with mental health issues.

Support their free dental program including dentist/assistant/supplies.

Operating expense for this free clinic.

Rape crisis program support.

Dyslexia remediation program support.

Support services for low-income elderly.

Handicap accessible construction.

Caretracker system to track DD individuals in their group homes.

Dental suite at their new primary care center in St. Paul Square.

Path to Wellness program for fitness and independent living skills.

Veterans Salute Progam for disabled American veterans.

Eyeglasses for low income individuals.

Medication access for the uninsured and under-insured.

Vision care outreach in Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne Counties.

Purchase food for a soup kitchen program.

Transportation for dialysis patients.

Medical practice management system.

Partial funding of a part-time nurse practitioner.

Staff training for guardianship program for sexually-abused children.

Operating support for this free medical clinic for low-income and the uninsured.

Heart screening program for the Anabapatist community.

Wheelchair basketball program.

Speech pathology screenings for pre-schoolers.

Peer-to-peer support group.

Medical transportation.

Support their dyslexia remediation program.

Trauma therapy training program.

Fund free services for low income elderly.

Expansion to accommodate increased enrollment.

Seed to Table nutrition program.

Support a nutrition outreach program (Mahoning Rd. Corridor Farmers Market).

Intravenous simulator for nursing students.

Operational assistance for food pantry.

Repairs to their boiler and cooler.

Behavioral Health System Assessment.

Partial funding of a Lifepak 15 Defibrillator and monitor.

Medical equipment for STD testing clinic.

Medication access for the uninsured and under-insured.

Greenhouse nutrition outreach program.

Provide hearing aids for children.

Improve the ventilation system in this homeless shelter.

Upgrade equipment in dental clinic.

School program aimed at the prevention of teen dating violence.

Expand medical services by hiring an additional part-time physician.

Intervention services for children who are victims of abuse.

Horticultural therapy for behaviorally-challenged foster children.

Maintain services for adults with severe and persistent mental health concerns.

Support their free medical and dental care to qualified recipients.

Provide membership dollars for those in need.

Medical transportation and rape crisis program.

Education program teaching nutrition, fitness and life skills.

New CPR training equipment.

Trauma therapy training program.

Inpatient music system.

Integrate physical and behavioral health care for clients with mental health issues.

Educational outreach to combat childhood obesity.

Free services for low income elderly.

Dehydrator to preserve food grown by clients with developmental disabilities/special needs.

Handicap accessible construction.

Handicap accessible construction.

Operational support for homeless hotline.

Pediatric nurse practitioner.

Behavioral Health System Assessment.

Specialized medical care for Anabaptist children.

Veterans Salute Program.

Eye exams and glasses for those unable to afford this care.

Social and emotional wellness programs for at-risk youth.

Partial funding for transitional housing for female addicts in recovery.

Purchase a wheelchair van.

Physician assistant.

Jr. high education re choices in smoking, drugs, alcohol, and sexual behavior.

Dental care.

Nurse practitioner.

Equipment for the occupational therapy program.

Fitness equipment and nutrition education for preschoolers.

Operational support.

Support memberships for those unable to afford them.

Testing/treatment for sexually transmitted disease and patient education.

Support their rape crisis program.

Purchase therapy equipment for their enhanced therapy facility.

Matching funds for a chest compression system.

Rooftop garden to help prevent sundowning in dementia patients.

Tutoring academically at-risk dyslexic students.

Free services for low income elderly.

Home ramp construction for the handicapped.

Hydroponic grow rack to aid those with intellectual/developmental disabilities.

Fit farmer’s market van with refrigeration to bring food to northeast/southeast Canton.

Add a dental operatory and offer endodontic therapy at the St. Paul Square clinic.

Purchase a physical therapy platform.

Specialized medical care for Anabaptist children.

Eye exams and glasses for those in need.

Operating support to expand their clinic for sexual health services.

Medication assistance for the under-insured and uninsured.

Matching funds for a chest compression device for cardiac arrest.

Matching funds for a new van for medical transport in Tuscarawas County.

Upgrade equipment in their new therapy department.

Partial funds for a physician assistant.

Middle school education on smoking, drugs, alcohol, and sexual conduct.

Operating support for their dental program.

Partial funds for a nurse practitioner.

Wheelchair van for transportation for those in need.

Purchase a cryostorage unit to store rare blood cells for life-saving transfusions.

Training for end-of-life care and supplies for learning lab.

Provide transportation for appointments for the frail elderly.

Manikins for CPR training.

Equipment and flooring for food pantry.

Equipment for CPR training.

Equipment for the birthing center.

Purchase equipment for the development of children with motor disorders.

Support their compensation budget to treat children with inherited disorders.

Exam room for healthcare screenings.

Provide medications for needy Holmes County residents.

Operational support for this charitable pharmacy.

Hot water heater replacement at this rescue mission for men.

Pathway of Hope program.

Assist in the purchase of a modified mini-van for medical transportation.

Staff training to treat Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.

Purchase therapy equipment for physical, occupational, and speech therapy.

Youth mental health first aid.

Partial funds for a nurse practitioner/physician assistant.

Partial funds for a nurse practitioner.

Membership subsidies for those unable to afford them.

Working on Wellness Program provides health screenings for individuals at local events.

Support for cancer patients who live alone with limited family/social support.

KidStop Program teaching children healthy habits, good nutrition and physical fitness.

Tutoring academically at-risk dyslexic students.

Refurbish a treatment facility for women recovering from opioid addiction.

Out-of-county medical transportation for the underserved and those with disabilities.

Partially fund a dental hygienist for those needing dental services in Tuscarawas County.

This food pantry serves needy families in Holmes County.

Help to fund the purchase of refrigerated trucks for food delivery.

Purchase a new freezer for members of the Minerva Area Food Pantry Council.

A challenge grant for clinic exam rooms, appliances and café tables.

Assist adoptive families with consistent mental health services and treatment.

Shed winterization, signage and a dehydrator to employ adults with developmental disabilities.

Provide eye exams and glasses for those unable to afford this care.

Charitable pharmacy for the uninsured/underinsured.

Provide an industrial washer and dryer for their new men’s housing shelter.

Amplification systems for classrooms to enhance the learning process.

Support for their food pantry.

Partial salary of a physician assistant to enable low-income patients to obtain health care.

CPR manikins for their nurses training program.

Partial salary of a nurse practitioner to enable low-income patients to obtain health care.

Community education for ACA health insurance enrollment.

Sensory and rehab equipment for patients.

Ultrasound machine.

OB Department equipment.

Operational support.

Art therapy for healing those with behavioral challenges.

Kitchen wares and a refrigerator for meal delivery to those with serious illnesses.

Gardening program for inner city youth.

Furnishings for a new palliative care facility.

Medication simulation cart for nursing lab.

Purchase food for families in need.

Free health screenings in public locations.

Classroom amplification systems for schools in Stark County.

Temporary food/housing for families with children at Akron Children’s Hospital.

Purchase a Biodex Balance System to improve balance and reduce falls.

Purchase/install sinks in their new Ophthalmic Clinic.

Supplement the salary of a part-time physician assistant.

Purchase a mechanical horse to assess the capabilities of new students.

Treadmill in honor of retiring board member, John Muhlbach, Jr.

Community Healthcare worker salary

Purchase ten blood scales

Purchase a telestroke unit

New flooring at their homeless shelter

Healthy cooking and eating

Operational support for assisting the elderly

School pantry program

Transportation support

Air-conditioning for their new facility

Walk-in freezer

Dental safety net program

Trailer purchase for food support

Equipment for birthing center

Art therapy program

Palliative care navigator program

UVC disinfection unit

Furniture and shelving for distribution center

Health and safety kits for new parents

Food pantry support

Community meal and food pantry

Salary support for three staff

Dental expansion program

Mobile equipment & supplies for youth and seniors

Scissor Lift for facility

Blood drive support

Equipment for new cancer center

Counseling for behavioral health

Purchase a mini-van

Pantry supplies

Mobile care stations

Purchase a new freezer

Storage and display racks

Dental services

Purchase a commercial freezer

Ops support – Military Family Center

Chest compression device

Purchase a modified mini-van

Hygiene kits for young job-seekers

Supplement staff salaries

Farm safety/rescue training

Healthy Aging Program

Behavioral coach program

Equipment for Massillon and N.Canton

Food for Wayne County

Platelets for cancer patients

Operational assistance

Cottage remodeling

Counseling for at-risk youth

Furniture update

Salary support

Services for the frail elderly

Deer meat processing

Expand services at the homeless shelter

Fence for one family

Replace an old vehicle

Food pantry support

Refrigerated produce unit for the food pantry

Frist responder training

Capital improvement for youth center

Capital improvements for healing center

Communications simulator for nuring school

Purchase insulin for their clinic

Support one guest room for one year

Salary support for medical staff

Support for this local food pantry

Purchase of a child’s wheelchair

CPR training required by the state of Ohio