• The Friendly Center
  1234 N. Superior St.
  Toledo, OH 43609
  Tax ID 34-4428217
• Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services Foundation
  1446 Reynolds Rd., Suite 6
  Maumee, OH 43537
  Tax ID 34-4429863
• The Toledo Zoo
  PO Box 140130
  Toledo, OH 43614
  Tax ID 34-4440256
• Diabetes Youth Services
  4143 Monroe, Suite 10
  Toledo, OH 43606
  Tax ID 34-1967194
• Bittersweet, Inc.
  12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Rd.
  Whitehouse, OH 43571
  Tax ID 34-1218722
• Black Swamp Conservancy
  PO Box 332
  Perrysburg, OH 43552
  Tax ID 34-1746749
• The United Way of Greater Toledo
  One Stranahan Sq.
  Toledo, OH 43604
  Tax ID 34-4427947
• Assistance Dogs of America, Inc.
  8806 State Route 64
  Swanton, OH 4358
  Tax ID 31-1186904

• The Edison Birthplace Association - Joint "Invention Conventions" program with the Hayes Presidential Center
• The Friendly Center - Summer enrichment program
• Central Cities Ministry of Toledo - "Adopt a School" scholarships
• The Hayes Presidential Center - Joint "Invention Conventions" program with the Edison Birthplace Association
• The Learning Club of Toledo - After school programs
• The Medical University of Ohio - "Reach Out & Read" program
• The Mill Youth Shop - "NuVision" program
• COSI - "UPCLOSE" youth program
• The Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Village - Audio system for adult day care
• Toledo Hearing & Speech Center - New equipment and materials
•  Black Swamp Conservancy -General funding to help protect Midwest natural areas, farmlands, and water resources.

2007 The Foundation approved a $5000 grant for Assistance Dogs of America. This organization helps children and adults with disabilities achieve greater independence by training and placing service and therapy dogs to assist with the individual's daily needs. From children with muscular dystrophy and spina bifada to adults with cerebral palsy and spinal cord injuries, the trained service dogs provide their owners with self-reliance, self confidence, self-esteem, and most importantly, a chance to live their lives to the fullest potential. Therapy dogs, equally highly trained, offer comfort and companionship to children in schools, persons in nursing homes and individuals with developmental disabilities, autism and Down’s Syndrome..

Increased Funding to Help Save America's Treasures

2006 The Foundation approved a $4000 grant for the Black Swamp Conservancy of Perrysburg, Ohio. The organization is dedicated to protecting northwest Ohio's farmlands, meadows, wetlands, and woods.

The Jeanne Reed Foundation also recently increased its funding to the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center to a total of $25,000. Originally the Foundation had donated $6500 to create a souvenir book for guests to the Center. But after the Federal Government announced a new initiative entitled Save America's Treasures, the Foundation upped its funding by $18,500 in order to help the Presidential Center meet its goal for matching funds to restore the Hayes home to its former beauty and elegance.