Organizations Funded & Links
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Organizations Funded
The Jeanne Reed Foundation supports numerous non-profit organizations
which benefit the northwestern Ohio and southeastern Michigan
areas.
Grants made in 2009:
Grants made in 2008:
- Toledo Hearing
& Speech Center
3148 W. Central Ave.
Toledo, OH 43606
- The Friendly Center
1324 Superior St. Toledo, OH 43604
- The Hayes Presidential Center
Spiegel Grove Fremont, OH 43420
- Fremont
Memorial Hospital Foundation
715 Taft Ave.
Fremont, OH 43420
- Kids Unlimited
8927 Royal Oak Dr. Holland, OH 43528
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Bittersweet, Inc.
12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Rd.
Whitehouse, OH 43571
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Black Swamp Conservancy
PO Box 332
Perrysburg, OH 43552
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Assistance Dogs of America, Inc.
8806 State Route 64
Swanton, OH 4358
Grants made in 2007:
- The Friendly Center
300 Madison Ave., Suite 1300
Toledo, OH 43604
- Ohio Presbyterian
Retirement Services Foundation
1446 Reynolds Rd., Suite 6
Maumee, OH 43537
- The Toledo Zoo
PO Box 140130
Toledo, OH 43614
- Diabetes
Youth Services
4143 Monroe, Suite 10
Toledo, OH 43606
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Bittersweet, Inc.
12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Rd.
Whitehouse, OH 43571
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Black Swamp Conservancy
PO Box 332
Perrysburg, OH 43552
- The United Way of Greater Toledo
One Stranahan Sq.
Toledo, OH 43604
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Assistance Dogs of America, Inc.
8806 State Route 64
Swanton, OH 4358
Grants made in 2006:
General Client List & Links
News - Helping Dogs Help People
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.
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