MAXIMUS Foundation Provides Financial Support to More than 120 Nonprofit Organizations Serving Disadvantaged Populations
RESTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- MAXIMUS (NYSE: MMS), a leading provider of government services worldwide, announced today that the MAXIMUS Foundation has distributed approximately $390,000 in grants to 121 nonprofit organizations in 22 states as part of its most recent grant cycle.
As the philanthropic arm of MAXIMUS, the Foundation extends the mission of the Company by identifying and awarding grants to partners with specialized expertise to deliver results within the same populations and communities served by the public programs the Company operates. The MAXIMUS Foundation is completely funded by MAXIMUS and its employees, and provides grants to local community organizations with programs and projects in the areas of child and youth development, health and community development.
“The MAXIMUS Foundation provides a strategic way for employees and the Company to give back to and engage with our communities, carefully selecting nonprofit partners who have the expertise to enhance our communities and quality of life,” commented Dr. John Boyer, Chairman of the MAXIMUS Foundation. “The diverse array of our grantees represents the diverse nature of the Company and we are privileged to have the opportunity to support their admirable work.”
The grants were distributed to the following organizations:
Arizona: |
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation |
Youth On Their Own |
California: |
Hart Community Homes |
Challenged Athletes Foundation |
Community Family Guidance Center |
Compass Family Services |
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Los Angeles |
Court Appointed Special Advocates of San Luis Obispo County, Inc. |
Family Health Centers of San Diego |
Hospitality Industry Training & Education Fund |
Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership |
Illumination Foundation |
Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank |
KidWorks Community Development Corporation |
Monarch School Project |
Positive Resource Center |
Project Dignity |
Stanford Youth Solutions |
Colorado: |
Colorado Youth for a Change |
Denver Children's Home |
Denver Rescue Mission |
Hope House of Colorado |
Connecticut: |
Special Olympics Connecticut, Inc. |
District of Columbia: |
Alexander Graham Bell Association for the Deaf and Hard Of Hearing |
Bright Beginnings, Inc. |
DC Youth Orchestra Program |
DEA Educational Foundation |
Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena |
La Clinica del Pueblo |
LIFT Inc. |
McClendon Center |
The Fishing School, Inc. |
The Salvation Army National Capital Area Command |
Florida: |
Abilities, Inc. of Florida |
Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida |
New Horizons of Southwest Florida |
South Brevard Women's Center, Inc. |
Georgia: |
Bobby Dodd Institute |
Living Room, Inc. |
Scottdale Child Development & Family Resource Center |
Illinois: |
Catholic Charities Diocese of Joliet |
Erie Neighborhood House |
Healthcare Alternative Systems, Inc. |
Holy Family Ministries |
Julie & Michael Tracy Family Foundation |
La Casa Norte |
Lawrence Hall Youth Services |
The Chicago Lighthouse for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired |
Indiana: |
AIDS Task Force |
Noble Inc. |
Maryland: |
A Wider Circle, Inc. |
Family League of Baltimore, Inc. |
KEEN Greater DC |
Mobile Medical Care, Inc. |
Massachusetts: |
Cradles to Crayons |
Housing Families Inc. |
Hyde Square Task Force |
Massachusetts Alliance on Teen Pregnancy |
Raw Art Works, Inc. |
Roca, Inc. |
Sociedad Latina, Inc. |
Michigan: |
Arbor Hospice |
New York: |
Abraham House |
CASES |
Center for Court Innovation/Fund for the City of New York |
Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. |
Common Ground Communities, Inc. d/b/a Community Solutions |
Community-Word Project, Inc. |
Harlem Educational Activities Fund, Inc. |
Move This World |
New York Common Pantry |
Odyssey House Inc. |
The Children's Village, Inc. |
The New York Foundling Hospital |
Women's Prison Association |
North Carolina: |
Chatham Outreach Alliance, Inc. |
Safe Alliance |
Oklahoma: |
Young Women's Christian Association of Oklahoma City |
Pennsylvania: |
Mazzoni Center |
Retired Senior Volunteer Program of Montgomery County PA |
Temple University d/b/a Temple Health Connection |
South Carolina: |
Our Lady of Mercy Community Outreach Services, Inc. |
Palmetto Project, Begin with Books Program |
Tennessee: |
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee |
Nashville Young Women's Christian Association |
Prospect, Inc. |
Texas: |
Any Baby Can of San Antonio, Inc. |
Association for Independent Living |
Austin Children's Shelter |
Captain Hope's Kids |
Child Advocates, Inc. |
Child Protective Services Community Partners |
Council on At-Risk Youth |
Galaxy Counseling Center |
Helping Restore Ability |
Mental America of Greater Dallas |
Minnie's Food Pantry |
PediPlace |
People's Community Clinic, Inc. |
Project Transitions Inc. |
Williamson County Crisis Center d/b/a Hope Alliance |
Vermont: |
Committee on Temporary Shelter |
Community Health Centers of Burlington |
Spectrum Youth and Family Services |
Virginia: |
All Ages Read Together |
Apple Ridge Farm, Inc. |
Carpenter's Shelter |
Child & Family Services of Eastern Virginia, Inc. d/b/a The Up Center |
Children's AIDS Fund |
ChildSavers |
Cornerstones, Inc. |
Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc. (WETA) |
Herndon-Reston FISH, Inc. |
Marian Homes, Inc. |
Operation Smile |
Our Daily Bread, Inc. |
Presbyterian Homes and Family Services, Inc. d/b/a Human Kind |
Resources for Independent Living, Inc. |
The Arc of Northern Virginia |
The Good Shepherd Alliance |
United Community Ministries |
Wisconsin: |
ArtWorks for Milwaukee |
Pathfinders |
About MAXIMUS
Since 1975, MAXIMUS has operated under its founding mission of Helping Government Serve the People®, enabling citizens around the globe to successfully engage with their governments at all levels and across a variety of health and human services programs. MAXIMUS delivers innovative business process management and technology solutions that contribute to improved outcomes for citizens and higher levels of productivity, accuracy, accountability and efficiency of government-sponsored programs. With approximately 16,000 employees worldwide, MAXIMUS is a proud partner to government agencies in the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Saudi Arabia and the United Kingdom. For more information, visit www.maximus.com.
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Released June 11, 2015