CHC is grateful for the grant support from these funders:
April 2024
CHC received a grant of $19,140 from the NEAG Foundation to support prevention programming.
March 2024
The Sylvia Perkin Charitable Trust contributed $7,500 to CHC for general programming.
February 2024
CHC received $19,488 from Two Rivers Health and Wellness Foundation to support the mentoring program.
January 2024
CHC received $2,500 from Mendoza (Department of Human Services) to support the 988 Suicide and Crisis Helpline Awareness Campaign.
January 2024
Martin Guitar Charitable Foundation donated $1,000 to support the mentoring program.
December 2023
CHC received $2,500 from Weyerhaeuser Family Foundation to support the mentoring program.
December 2023
CHC received $34,900 from Donald and Dorothy Foundation to support the mentoring program.
December 2023
Hospital Central Services Inc. Education Fund contributed $1,500 to support HOPE/Prevention.
December 2023
CHC received $5,000 from Mildred's Dream Foundation to support the mentoring program.
November 2023
CHC received $2,500 from Mendoza (Department of Health) to support the Fentanyl Awareness Campaign.
October 2023
Just Born, Inc. donated $3,000 to support the mentoring program.
June 2023
CHC received $3,000 from the Charles H. Hoch Foundation to support the mentoring program.
June 2023
CHC received $8,535 from the Catholic Human Services Foundation to support the acquisition of program supplies.
April 2023
The Richard L. Master & Susan E. Master Family Foundation gifted $2,000 to CHC for general programming.
October 2022
United Way gifted $100,000 to support the mentoring program.
