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Let good grow.

Grant History

FUND FOR OMAHA

FALL 2014

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts – $10,000

Blue Barn Theatre – $5,000

Community Bicycle Shop of Omaha, Inc. – $5,000

Completely Kids – $10,000

Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Nebraska – $5,000

CUES – $10,000

Florence Home for the Aged – $5,000

Heartland Family Service – $10,000

Heartland Hope Mission (formerly Mission For All Nations) – $10,000

Heart Ministry Center – $10,000

Hope Center for Kids – $10,000

Institute for Holocaust Education – $5,000

Legal Aid of Nebraska – $10,000

Live Well Omaha – $5,000

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. – $10,000

National Coalition of 100 Black Women (NC100BW) – $5,000

Nebraska AIDS Project – $10,000

Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest – $5,000

North Omaha Area Health (NOAH) Clinic – $5,000

Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance – $10,000

Omaha Outward Bound School – $5,000

Omaha Public Library Foundation – $10,000

One World Community Health Centers, Inc. – $10,000

Saving Grace Perishable Food Rescue Inc. – $10,000

The Salvation Army – $10,000

Youth Emergency Services – $10,000

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100 Black Men of Omaha, Inc. – $3,000

ALLPLAY Foundation, Inc. – $5,000

Ally Mentoring – $2,500

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands – $3,000

Boys & Girls Clubs of the Midlands – $3,000

Boys Town National Research Hospital – $5,000

Children’s Scholarship Fund of Omaha – $3,000

Collective for Youth – $3,000

College Possible Omaha – $10,000

Compassion In Action Inc. – $5,000

Concord Mediation Center – $3,000

Durham Museum – $5,000

El Museo Latino – $5,000

Family Housing Advisory Services, Inc. – $10,000

Girls Incorporated of Omaha – $10,000

GOALS Center – $3,000

Goodwill Industries, Inc. – $5,000

Holy Name Housing Corporaton – $5,000

Institute of Public Life – $3,000

J’s Braintrust Consulting Services Inc. – $3,000

Justice For Our Neighbors-Nebraska – $10,000

Literacy Center for the Midlands – $10,000

Mercy Housing Midwest – $2,500

MICAH House – $5,000

New Visions Homeless Services – $10,000

No More Empty Pots – $10,000

NOVA Treatment Community – $3,000

Omaha Girls Rock, Inc. – $5,000

Omaha Street School – $5,000

Outlook Nebraska, Inc. – $3,000

Partnership 4 Kids – $3,000

River City Mixed Chorus – $1,000

TeamMates Mentoring Program – $5,000

Together Inc. of Metropolitan Omaha – $5,000

The Tri-Faith Initiative of Omaha, Inc. – $3,000

The Union for Contemporary Art – $3,000

Visiting Nurse Health Services – $5,000

Volunteers Assisting Seniors – $5,000

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FALL 2013

American Heart Association – $10,000

Angels Among Us – $10,000

Assistance League of Omaha – $5,500

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts – $10,000

CASA for Douglas County – $10,000

Completely Kids – $10,000

CUES – $10,000

Heartland Equine Therapeutic Riding Academy – $5,500

Hope Center for Kids – $10,000

Inclusive Communities – $10,000

Institute for Holocaust Education – $5,500

Kids Can Community Center – $10,000

Legal Aid of Nebraska – $10,000

Live Well Omaha – $10,000

Love’s Jazz and Arts Center – $5,500

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. – $10,000

Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest – $10,000

Omaha Area Youth Orchestras – $5,500

Stephen Center, Inc. – $10,000

Urban League of Nebraska – $5,500

Youth Emergency Services – $10,000

SPRING 2013

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands – $7,000

Blue Barn Theatre – $10,000

Children’s Respite Care Center – $10,000

Children’s Scholarship Fund of Omaha – $5,000

Collective for Youth – $10,000

College Possible – $2,500

Community Bike Shop of Omaha, Inc. – $15,000

Deer Park Neighborhood Association – $8,000

Girls, Inc. – $10,000

Justice for our Neighbors–Nebraska – $10,000

Literacy Center for the Midlands – $10,000

Micah House – $10,000

Omaha Healthy Kids Alliance – $5,000

Omaha Street School – $10,000

One World Community Health Centers, Inc. – $7,500

Royal Family Kids’ Camp Omaha – $7,000

Southern Sudan Community Association – $7,500

Ted E. Bear Hollow – $10,000

Together – $15,500

Women’s Center for Advancement – $10,000

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Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts – $6,800

Completely Kids – $10,000

Creighton University – $10,000

Heartland Family Service – $10,000

Heartland Hope Mission (formerly Mission For All Nations) – $5,000

Heartland Workforce Solutions – $10,000

Legal Aid of Nebraska – $10,000

Love’s Jazz and Arts Center – $5,000

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. – $8,000

Metropolitan Community College Foundation – $8,125

Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest – $10,000

Partnership 4 Kids – $8,000

Project Interfaith – $8,000

QLI (Quality Living, Inc.) – $4,000

Special Olympics Nebraska – $8,000

Stephen Center, Inc. – $10,000

Table Grace Cafe – $6,000

Take Flight Farms – $10,000

United Methodist Ministries – $3,500

Volunteers Assisting Seniors – $10,000

Youth Emergency Services – $10,000

SPRING 2012

100 Black Men of Omaha, Inc. – $10,000

ALS in the Heartland – $6,868

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands – $10,000 CASA for Douglas County – $10,000

Children’s Scholarship Fund of Omaha (CSF) – $10,000

Douglas County Historical Society – $3,000

Durham Museum – $9,900

Girls Inc. – $10,000

Inclusive Communities – $10,000

inCOMMON Community Development – $10,000

Justice for Our Neighbors - Nebraska – $10,000

Kids Can Community Center – $10,000

Neighborhood Center of Greater Omaha – $9,000

NorthStar Foundation – $7,000

Omaha Street School – $9,500

One World Community Health Centers, Inc. – $10,000

Ted E. Bear Hollow – $15,000

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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CALL (402) 342-3458 OR VISIT OMAHAFOUNDATION.ORG.

FALL 2011

Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts – $8,500 for a Residency Program Assistant

Blue Barn Theatre – $8,500 for a branded marketing initiative

Completely Kids – $10,000 for two Family Strengthening Programs (the Liberty Project and the Family Support Center)

Edmonson Youth Development Outreach Learning Center – $10,000 to fund operations and after-school programs

Emerging Terrain – $10,000 for a part-time administration assistant

Habitat for Humanity of Omaha, Inc. – $8,500 for the Neighborhood Revitalization Initiative (NRI)

Heartland Workers Center – $10,000 for the HWC Health and Training Institute

Hogan’s Junior Golf Heroes Foundation – $10,000 to expand the role of the Program Director

Love’s Jazz and Arts Center – $10,000 for capacity building in the areas of staff, operations, programs and marketing

Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. – $8,500 for Rsafe (SM) therapy program for child victims of sexual abuse

Midwest Trailblazers Youth Program – $10,650 for the Trailblazers’ Financial Aid Program

Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest – $10,000 for a part-time intake coordinator

Omaha Area Health Education Center – $8,500 for the AHEC Nurses Academy training program

Omaha Creative Institute – $8,500 for an enhanced website

Stephen Center, Inc. – $8,500 for safety and security upgrades at the Emergency Shelter and HERO building

Volunteers Assisting Seniors – $10,000 for general operating expenses

Women’s Center for Advancement (WCA) – $10,000 for a new database system

SPRING 2011

Activate Omaha – $5,200 for program expenses

Charles Drew Health Center –$10,000 for program expenses

Children’s Square U.S.A. – $12,000 for capacity building expenses

Girls Inc. – $10,000 for program expenses

Justice For Our Neighbors-Nebraska – $10,000 for capacity building expenses

Kids Can Community Center – $14,500 for capacity building expenses

Micah House – $10,000 for operating expenses

Omaha Community Foundation – $50,000 for grants to the 10 organizations in the Year Two of the Nonprofit Capacity Building Initiative

Omaha Hearing School for Children, Inc. – $10,000 for operating expenses

Omaha Street School – $8,350 for capacity building expenses

One World Community Health Centers, Inc. – $10,000 for program expenses

Seven Oaks of Florence – $4,890 for operating expenses

Ted E. Bear Hollow – $10,000 for program expenses

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African American Achievement Council – $10,000 for program expenses

African American Empowerment Network – $15,000 for capacity building expenses

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands – $7,500 for capacity building expenses

CASA For Douglas County – $10,000 for program expenses

Concord Center – $10,000 for operating expenses

Eastern Nebraska Community Action Partnership – $10,000 for capacity building expenses

Foster CARE Closet – $10,000 for operating expenses

Hope Center for Kids – $10,000 for program expenses

Legal Aid of Nebraska – $5,000 for program expenses

Literacy Center for the Midlands – $10,000 for operating expenses

Midwest Trailblazers Youth Program – $8,575 for capacity building expenses

Mission For All Nations – $10,000 for operating expenses

Nonprofit Association of the Midlands – $9,500 for capacity building expenses

Siena Francis House, Inc. – $8,100 for program expenses

Stephen Center, Inc. – $10,000 for operating expenses

Urban League of Nebraska – $10,000 for program expenses

SPRING 2010

Brookside Church – $9,500 for program expenses

Camp Fire USA Midlands Council – $10,000 for program expenses

Care-a-Van – $5,000 for operating expenses

Compassion in Action – $10,000 for operating expenses

Domestic Violence Coordinating Council – $5,500 for operating expenses

Heartland Family Service – $4,750 for program expenses

Interfaith Health Services – $5,000 for program expenses

Legal Aid of Nebraska – $10,000 for program expenses

Metro Area Continuum of Care for the Homeless (MACCH) – $15,000 for operating expenses

MICAH House Corporation – $10,000 for operating expenses

Midwest Trailblazers – $10,000 for program expenses

Nothing But Net Foundation –$10,000 for operating expenses

Omaha Community Foundation –$50,000 for grants to the 10 organizations in the Year One of the Nonprofit Capacity Building Initiative

Partnerships in Aging – $10,000 for program expenses

Prevent Blindness Nebraska – $2,807 for capacity building expenses

RESPECT 2 – $4,875 for program expenses

Ted E. Bear Hollow – $10,000 for capacity building expenses

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