• Helping youth with childhood illnesses or physical or mental disabilities to experience the “fun” in life.
• Supporting alternative education for at risk and disadvantaged youth.
• Providing transitional services for youth who must live away from their families due to abuse or neglect.

VETERANS

• Rebuilding the lives of our veterans and helping them to reenter civilian society.
• Building or otherwise providing homes for veterans to restore freedom and independence in their daily lives.

ADULTS

• Providing transitional services, education and training to adults to improve their job skills and help them to reenter the workforce and build economic self-reliance.
• Improving the quality of life for those adults with serious medical conditions or mental and physical disabilities.

What We Do Not Fund*

• Hospitals, medical research, treatment, and care
• Colleges and universities, including but not limited to endowments, capital improvement
• Cultural, artistic, or recreational activities
• Endowment funds
• Political organizations
• Environment/Nature/Animals
• Religious organizations

*Preference for Capital projects/restricted funds vs. general operating funds or annual campaigns.