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Organization Name Date State Three Ring Ranch, Inc.  Grant to purchase six aviaries and fund construction of an American Disabilities Act approved bathroom. It is the only USDA licensed, exotic animal sanctuary in the state of Hawaii.  October 2002  HI Return to Top Tiny Stitches  Grant to provide four sergers and extended warranties for sewing machines for this organization that provides indigent newborns in northern Georgia with clothes to help them get a healthy start in life.  October 2002  GA Return to Top Tri-Cities Children's Center  Grant to help furnish newly constructed program center for children of low-income families.  October 1994  CA Return to Top Tucson Children's Museum  Grant to upgrade and improve museum exhibits. This organization provides fun, play-based, interactive, hands-on learning experiences for children and their families.   October 2010  AZ Return to Top Tucson Children's Museum  Grant for improved museum signage and multimedia equipment for this program designed to assist parents in encouraging their children's literacy and quest for learning through joint discovery activities.  October 1999  AZ Return to Top UCP Wheels for Humanity  Grant to purchase a 21-foot box truck to be used for donation pick-ups. This organization's mission is to provide increased self-sufficiency, mobility and education to people with disabilities throughout the world.  October 2008  CA Return to Top Uncommon Good  Grant to purchase technology equipment and air conditioners for the Clinic to College program. This organization works to ensure that the poor have access to quality education, health care and legal services.   February 2006  CA Return to Top United Cerebral Palsy of Idaho  Grant to provide augmentative communications equipment for people with disabilities to help achieve independence, explore possible work opportunities and reach full inclusion in their communities.  October 2002  ID Return to Top University of La Verne  Grant to complete funding for the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance facility. This program will enhance recruitment and instruction in the sciences.  October 2005  CA Return to Top USC/Neighborhood Academic Initiative  Grant for equipment for a laboratory for English language development to be used by the students participating in this college preparatory program for underprivileged youth supported by the University of Southern California.  October 1995  CA Return to Top Venice Family Clinic  Grant to purchase lockable filing cabinets. This organization exists to provide free quality healthcare to people in need.   February 2004  CA Return to Top Ventana Wildlife Society  Grant to purchase a 4 wheel drive sport utility vehicle and a walk-in freezer. This organization rears, releases, and monitors California Condors.   April 2007  CA Return to Top Villa Esperanza Services  Grant to replace the furniture of two residential homes. This organization provides love, care, and hope for individuals with disabilities and their families.   October 2007  CA Return to Top Visiting Nurse Association  Grant to purchase 10 Point-of-Care laptop devices for traveling nurses. This organization provides a full spectrum of multidisciplinary home health care and hospice services.  February 2005  CA Return to Top Voices for Children  Grant to purchase technology equipment and furniture for three offices. This organization works to ensure that abused, neglected and abandoned children have a safe and permanent home.  February 2006  CA Return to Top << Previous |  1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17   18   19   20   21   22   23    24   25   26   27   | Next >>