Partnership With Ford Philanthropy Will Provide 15,000 School Children in Cleveland and Lorain County With Eye Care. Vision To Learn, the nation’s largest provider of school-based eye care, is building on its well-established program in Ohio to help kids in Cleveland and Loraine County.
Read MoreMENTOR and Mass Mentoring Partnership Brought Together Prominent Thought Leaders to Address Building Capacity to Better Support Young People from Underserved Communities in the Workforce
Read MoreHomeAid ‘s Annual Spring and Summer Essentials Drives Deliver Millions of Critical Baby Items to Children and Families Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness
Read MoreEJ Welch, a leading name in flooring and installation solutions, proudly announces its sponsorship of the National Hispanic Contractors Association (NAHICA) in the Texas region. This strategic partnership aims to foster growth and provide valuable resources to Hispanic contractors across the state.
Read MoreRio Grande Fence Co. of Tennessee donated and installed a Trex composite board and ornamental steel fence to Conexión Américas’ multipurpose satellite lot on Nolensville Pike in Nashville
Read MoreThe Family of Jared TF Alery, a passionate, successful, CAT Marine Diesel Technician, leaves a legacy for trade-going students at WyoTech to take on a rewarding career like Jared.
Read MoreConstruction was completed through support from a grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, reflecting their ongoing commitment to education and community development.
Read MoreMore than 3 million public school children lack the glasses they need. Vision To Learn has helped over 150,000 Georgia kids and provided more than 34,000 with glasses since 2017. Senator Ossoff delivered $400,000 in federal funding to help Vision To Learn provide more students with vision care in Georgia.
Read MoreTeach Access Grants program, now totaling more than $350,000 since inception, supports educators in creating innovative course materials that develop a workforce skilled in making technology usable by people with disabilities.
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