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The Scout Guide Columbus would like your help to acknowledge and thank the local nonprofits in Columbus for all they do for our community.
Show your support by voting for your favorite nonprofit for a chance to win $100 gift card to support local businesses. Vote once a day, every day until Wednesday, Septemper 1st at 5pm.
The winning nonprofit will be featured in the next volume of our guide! Winner will be announced via @tsgcolumbus on September 2nd.
*Please note that by voting, you are agreeing to subscribe to The Scout Guide Columbus and The Scouted Life.
Click on the logos below to vote.
Student Success Stores serves 11 schools in the Columbus City Schools District with the goal to help students succeed.
tw_user 265 WeeksIn Christy’s Shoes now hosts annual Sole Celebrations, which are fundraising events that provide awareness and funds for programs that support women on their journeys of personal growth. These programs support women experiencing homelessness, unemployment, domestic abuse, substance abuse, human trafficking, and brain cancer.
tw_user 265 WeeksShe Has A Name is a nonprofit organization committed to engaging the community, strengthening partner organizations, and equipping survivors through workforce development. We join together declaring that survivors of human trafficking have a name, a nobility, and a narrative.
tw_user 265 WeeksMake-A-Day empowers the impoverished through inclusive community events, acts of kindness, advocacy and educational awareness.
tw_user 265 WeeksThe Childhood League is a group of women who support The Childhood League Center. The Center is a non-profit organization in downtown Columbus, that provides early childhood education, early intervention and therapeutic services to children ages birth through five, with and without developmental delays. The center opened its doors 75 years ago and currently serves the needs of over 500 children and their families in the surrounding Columbus area.
tw_user 265 WeeksPartnering with dozens of local churches, organizations and individuals, The Columbus Dream Center is able to consistently meet needs and provide hope to our community
tw_user 265 WeeksThe mission of RMHC of Central Ohio is to create, find, and support programs that directly improve the health and well-being of children and their families.
tw_user 265 WeeksFairy Goodmothers has approximately 250 volunteers involved throughout the year, and has gifted more than 9,000 gowns from its first Cinderella’s Closet in 2006 through the 2019 prom season.
tw_user 265 WeeksThe Free to Smile Foundation delivers comprehensive, high-quality surgical and dental services to impoverished and underserved children and adolescents. Our volunteers and partner organizations provide free surgical, dental, and educational care to those we serve across the globe.
tw_user 265 WeeksThe vision of Harper’s Corner Foundation Inc. is always-on school library book sections on diversity and inclusion to generate conversation, understanding and respect among elementary-age children, educators and families. The mission of Harper’s Corner is to build awareness and education around diversity and inclusion by donating age-appropriate children’s books to community elementary schools and libraries.
tw_user 265 WeeksFor over 134 years, the Columbus Early Learning Centers (CELC) has been providing affordable high-quality early learning and care to children in Columbus. Our mission is to help young learners develop, families succeed, and neighborhoods thrive. We believe all children have an early learning experience that gives them a foundation for future success in school and in life. Today, we continue to improve conditions for families in our community and provide high-quality early learning and care at prices below market rate in distressed neighborhoods.
tw_user 265 WeeksYES! Columbus is a philanthropic community of young professionals brought together to champion the mission of Dress for Success Columbus, a 501(c)(3) organization. We work to empower women to achieve professional success and economic independence. Our organization provides support, content, programming and networking opportunities for your professional development. We believe that when women empower each other, we all succeed.
tw_user 265 WeeksFreedom a la Cart empowers survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation to build lives of freedom and self-sufficiency. We believe that giving a woman practical job skills and developing strong work ethic is vital for creating a pathway to freedom. So, we’ve created a safe place of restoration where survivors can heal, learn and grow as they prepare for sustainable employment and reintegrate into our community.
tw_user 265 WeeksSam's Fans mission is to support and enhance Music and Art Therapy programs that serve seriously ill children and their families. We firmly believe that each and every child with any type of illness is deserving of the healing forces of music and art because they simply make you feel better and when you feel better you heal better!
tw_user 265 WeeksA Kid Again exists to foster hope, happiness, and healing for children with life-threatening conditions and their families. We do so by offering monthly cost-free, care-free events, called Adventures to our enrolled families.
tw_user 265 WeeksThe Riverview International Center (RIC) empowers our New American neighbors by supporting individuals, strengthening families, and nurturing community Our office is a place where people can walk in and get help with any question they may have about navigating life in America. If we cannot provide the help ourselves, we will work hard to find someone that can. The goal is to be a flexible and community-oriented resource for whoever comes through our door.
tw_user 265 WeeksErase the Space facilitates year-long writing exchanges between segregated schools in central Ohio in order to help repair public discourse. Students write letters and opinion pieces, communicate online, and ultimately meet in person. Students develop communication skills to have an authentic discourse on problems facing their community.
tw_user 265 WeeksThe Columbus Fashion Council is leading the way with robust programs and initiatives such as our established flagship program, Fashion Week Columbus. This program helps fashion designers develop marketing & branding assets, get connected with various resources & services, launch their brand, and procure new clients/buyers. This program also spotlights fashion design students and awards them scholarship funds, which assists with the completion of their fashion design program to pursue a career in the fashion industry. A new program, The Fashion Industry, brings together a community of industry experts to share their knowledge, experiences, and advice with a fashion industry focused audience to help connect, inspire, and develop. Our organization is continuously developing programs that help students, artists, and small businesses in Central Ohio's fashion community.
tw_user 265 WeeksHope Hollow’s mission is to offer welcome, hospitality and hope by providing lodging, meals, transportation assistance and emotional support, at no cost, to cancer patients and their loved ones, who are financially in need, while coming to Columbus, Ohio for their cancer treatment.
tw_user 265 WeeksLifeline of Ohio promotes and facilitates organ, eye and tissue donation through community education, supporting the families of donors and honoring the legacy of donor heroes. Our mission is to empower the community to save and heal lives through organ, eye and tissue donation.
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Vote for your favorite nonprofit and enter for a chance to win $100 gift card to support local businesses!
No purchase necessary to enter or win a prize. Open to anyone in the continental United States. This prize is sponsored by The Scout Guide Columbus. The contest will be open from August 23rd, 2021 until September 1st at 5 pm. No entries before or after the allotted dates of the contest will be allowed. The Scout Guide is responsible for choosing the winner on the last day of the contest September 1st and will notify them via email. There will be one (1) winner that will receive a $100 gift card. To be eligible to participate in the contest you must be an individual over the age of 21 on 6:59 AM (Columbus) on August 23rd, 2021. By entering, all individuals accept to receiving emails from TSG Columbus and The Scouted Life.
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