The grants, split between $12,500 in the first quarter and $39,500 in the second, reflect a push to expand the Foundation’s reach into new markets including Las Vegas and Columbus. Among the notable allocations is a $20,000 grant to Habitat for Humanity Summit County for affordable housing construction in Ohio, alongside smaller, targeted awards to organizations like the Gateway Center in Atlanta and Help of Southern Nevada.
Since its founding in 2015, the Foundation has contributed over $2 million to nonprofits in 24 states. Board Chairman Bill Cosgrove stated that the selection of these partners is rooted in their ability to provide life-changing community services. The current roster of recipients includes a mix of established organizational partners and new additions aimed at fostering long-term housing stability.

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