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Crystal Valley Care Fund is a volunteer-run nonprofit that provides short‑term financial assistance to Oceana County residents who face catastrophic events such as house fires, life‑threatening illnesses, or serious injuries. It raises funds through local events and donations so it can distribute grants to families in immediate need.

THE SARASOTA FIRE FIGHTERS BENEVOLENT FUND EXISTS TO SERVE OUR FELLOW EMPLOYEES, THEIR FAMILIES AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY IN THEIR TIME OF NEED AND TO ASSIST THEM WITH HANDLING THEIR CRISIS WITH DIGNITY.

Our mission is to give back a day without worry, a day without the normal burdens that many take for granted. The December 5th Fund creates memories that last a lifetime, long after the burden of cancer is gone.

The Empty Stocking Fund (ESF) brings joy to the lives of disadvantaged children by providing toys and gifts during the holiday season and other core essential supplies throughout the year to support positive social and emotional development and academic success.

First Day Shoe Fund is dedicated to providing new athletic shoes to school-age children in Kalamazoo County who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. We believe all children should start school on equal footing.

FUND WAS ESTABLISHED IN HONOR OF JIMMY CRABTREE AND MAIN GOAL IS TO ASSIST FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN TOUCHED BY CANCER, MOSTLY LOOKING TO HELP YOUNGER FAMILIES THAT HAVE ONE OF THE PARENTS OR CHILDREN BATTLING CANCER. GRANTS OF LESS THAN 5,000 ARE AWARDED TO ASSIST THE FAMILIES WITH THE FINANCIAL BURDENS OF FIGHTING CANCER WHILE STRUGGLING WITH NORMAL LIFE CHALLENGES.

Sky’s the Limit Fund provides financial assistance and transition coaching to families of adolescents and young adults with severe mental‑health or substance‑use challenges so they can access wilderness and nature‑based therapeutic programs. The charity partners with vetted treatment programs to reduce costs and offers follow‑up coaching to support families’ transitions home.

Since 1975, Children's Hunger Relief Fund (CHRF) has responded to children's immediate physical, emotional, and spiritual needs following drought, earthquakes, hurricanes, war, and other disasters. CHRF cares for thousands of children around the world from orphanages, schools, and feeding centers in Central America, Rwanda, Burundi, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda and Zambia, to a full surgery, dental, and medical clinic and children's home complex in Mexico...to child immunization clinics, AIDS prevention classes, and clean-water projects in Kenya, to assisting disaster stricken families in the U.S.

Ease the burdens of financial distress for Florida service disabled veterans, helping them transition back home in a productive, meaningful way. VA social workers refer eligible, disabled, veterans that are in financial distress to our organization; we aim to pay their bills within 48 hours. These bills may be rent, mortgage, utilities, auto loans, insurance, auto repairs, home repairs, and many other emergency needs.We serve all of Florida.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO PERSONS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY CRISIS AND CATASTROPHIC EVENTS WHO ARE CURRENT OR FORMER CONTRACTORS OR EMPLOYEES OF THE FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION, THE FBI AGENTS ASSOCIATION, OR OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES THAT COLLABORATE WITH THE FEDERAL BUREAU ON LAW ENFORCEMENT MATTERS, OR THEIR FAMILY MEMBERS.

The RFC was founded in 1990 by Robert Meeropol, younger son of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg, who were executed in 1953 after being convicted of conspiracy to commit espionage. In honor of the assistance he received as a child, he created the RFC to provide for the educational and emotional needs of children in the U.S. whose parents have been targeted because of their progressive activities, and can no longer fully provide for their children.

To facilitate medical, social and preventive interventions for children and opportunities for health workers that would not otherwise have been possible.