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Find similar grantsWomen's Endowment Fund Grant is sponsored by Akron Community Foundation. Aims to uplift women and girls in Summit County through financial support and empowerment programs focusing on economic empowerment, health and wellness, and safety from violence.
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Women's Endowment Fund Grants - Akron Community Foundation Women's Endowment Fund Grants VIEW A COMPLETE HISTORY OF WOMEN'S ENDOWMENT FUND GRANTS In 2026, the Women's Endowment Fund awarded 39 grants totaling $199,000 to the following nonprofit organizations: A grant to Carve Your Own Path supported a trauma-informed yoga program for girls at Leggett CLC. ACCESS Inc. , to provide safe
shelter, food, clothing and hygiene items for women and children who are experiencing homelessness, $7,500 Akron Inner City Soccer Club , to increase the participation of female players and coaches in this free, year-round soccer program, $5,000 Birthing Beautiful Communities , to provide free perinatal, birth and postpartum support services for new and expecting mothers in Summit County, $7,500 Bounce
Innovation Hub , to provide programming and services for female entrepreneurs in Greater Akron, $2,500 Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio , to expand SMART Girls programming to adolescent girls involved with the Summit County Juvenile Court, $3,000 Carve Your Own Path , to support a trauma-informed yoga and mindfulness program for girls at Leggett CLC, $1,000 Child Guidance
& Family Solutions , to strengthen caregiver-child relationships through parenting workshops for female caregivers, $4,000 Citizens Church Akron (The Vincent House) , to provide free dance classes and costumes for young girls, regardless of income, at a dance studio inside The Vincent House, $2,000 Community Legal Aid , to provide holistic legal services for low-income women who have experienced domestic
violence and stalking, $8,000 Cuyahoga Valley Farmers Market , to support the Carrot Cash food access program, which enables women to purchase fresh fruit and vegetables from the market, $3,000 Early Childhood Resource Center , to strengthen Greater Akron's early childhood sector by supporting women who own, lead and teach in child care programs, $5,000 Empowered Network , to help
women who have experienced trafficking become financially independent by removing housing barriers and offering financial education and career guidance, $5,000 Family Promise of Summit County , to support the economic empowerment of single mothers without housing through tailored case management services, transportation and child care assistance, and job preparation support, $5,000 Forever R Children , to purchase toiletries, personal hygiene
items, and household cleaning products for women who are experiencing homelessness or living in poverty, $5,000 Girl Scouts of North East Ohio , to support the Girl Scout Journey Program, an after-school program that teaches STEM and leadership skills to girls in under-resourced schools, $6,500 Girls on the Run Northeast Ohio , to support a running-based program for girls that
combines physical activity with discussions about self-confidence, stress management and healthy relationships, $10,000 Grace House Akron , to provide end-of-life care for terminally ill women without housing, $3,000 Habitat for Humanity of Summit County , to provide affordable housing for single mothers through the Women Build initiative, $4,000 Harmony House , to provide emergency and transitional housing for young women
who are experiencing housing insecurity, $7,000 Hope & Healing Survivor Resource Center (Rape Crisis Center) , to provide 24/7 crisis intervention services for women and girls impacted by sexual violence or abuse, $5,000 Hope & Healing Survivor Resource Center (Shelter) , to provide free protective shelter and crisis intervention services for women and children who have been impacted by domestic
violence, $5,000 Humility of Mary Housing , to support economic empowerment for women experiencing homelessness by eliminating one-time financial obstacles, $2,500 IBH Addiction Recovery , to support a recovery housing program for women recovering from addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders, $5,000 Legacy III , to support the Pathways to Freedom program, which provides transitional and rapid rehousing services for
women experiencing homelessness while recovering from substance use or mental health disorders, $8,000 Limitless Ambition , to support the Purposely Chosen Teen Enrichment Program, which will equip teen girls with tools to become leaders, discover their passions, and resolve conflict, $5,000 North Hill CDC , to support the Maker House, a women's empowerment space that addresses income disparities for immigrant,
refugee and minority women by sustaining women-owned small businesses, $2,500 OPEN M , to provide preventive screenings and follow-up care for uninsured women at OPEN M's free clinic, $7,500 Planned Parenthood of Greater Ohio , to support a comprehensive sexual health education program for youth in Summit County, $10,000 Proyecto RAICES , to provide training and mentorship for Hispanic women
interested in starting or expanding their own business, $5,000 RAHAB Ministries , to provide respite and resources for survivors of sex trafficking, $6,000 Shelter Care , to support pregnant and parenting teens experiencing homelessness through the Highlands Teen Pregnancy Shelter, $3,000 Stewart's Caring Place , to provide support services and wellness programs for women impacted by cancer, $5,000 Students With
A Goal , to provide middle and high school girls with educational and community engagement programs through the EmpowerHER Initiative, $2,500 Summit Artspace , to provide entrepreneurship coaching for female artists in Summit County who are seeking to establish or grow an arts business, $2,500 Summit Choral Society , to support a weekly educational music program that builds confidence and
leadership skills in adolescent girls, $2,500 VANTAGE Aging , to provide nutritious meals and wellness checks for aging women, $7,500 Victim Assistance Program , to provide holistic, evidence-based advocacy services for women and girls who have been impacted by crisis, violence or tragedy, $8,000 Victory Gallop , to support an equine therapy program for adolescent girls with disabilities, $2,500 The
Well CDC , to provide trauma-informed career development services for women in the Middlebury neighborhood, $10,000
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