Foellinger Foundation

The Rescue Mission, founded in 1903, is a faith-based, nonprofit, 501(c)(3) organization, providing restorative care to men, women and children experiencing a homeless crisis. Our organization serves Fort Wayne, Allen County and its nine surrounding counties. The Mission is comprised of four ministries (or houses) that function as communities of compassion.

Across the globe, YWCA is present in 106 countries and has 300 local associations in the United States. More important than the numbers is our mission to eliminate racism and empower women. We provide safe places for women and girls, build strong women leaders and advocate for women’s rights and civil rights in Congress.

East Wayne Street Center (EWSC) was established in 1965 to address the needs of the East Central neighborhood, one of the most neglected areas of Fort Wayne. The Center started with two programs and has grown to meet the needs of those in the greater Fort Wayne area.

Catholic Charities USA is the national membership office for Catholic Charities agencies nationwide which provide help and create hope for millions of people a year.

Long Term Care Ombudsman supports people who use long term care services. Their certified staff and volunteers provide information for consumers to help them identify, select, and connect with appropriate long term services. They investigate concerns and complaints related to long term care services and advocate for better long term care systems and a higher quality of care and life for consumers.

The Associated Churches of Fort Wayne and Allen County was created in 1944 by representatives from 23 churches. Today, Associated Churches is a unique faith-based organization that brings together 7,800 volunteers from over 134 congregations to pray, serve, and work together to improve our community and respond to those in need. They do not discriminate against any group or restrict anyone from receiving services from their organization. They serve people from all social, religious, gender, and racial backgrounds.

The Learning Community features a distinctive academic program based on: nationally-researched practices in literacy, a professional and engaged faculty, outstanding parent involvement, use of data to guide instruction, an emphasis on critical thinking, debate .

Mental Health America is a non-profit organization dedicated to advocating for individuals with mental disorders and promoting mental health as an essential component of overall well-being. The organization focuses on several key areas, including the provision of prevention services, early identification and intervention for at-risk populations, and the integration of mental health care with physical health services. It aims to support individuals in their recovery journey by offering comprehensive care, services, and support tailored to their needs. Through its initiatives, Mental Health America seeks to raise awareness and foster a better understanding of mental health issues in society.

To provide homeless families emergency shelter and hospitality through interfaith communities and to work with families to find and retain stable housing.

Lifeline Youth & Family Services is a health care center. They offer independent living, in-home therapy, family therapy, social work, therapy, and coaching, legal system through home-based services, court-ordered therapy, and preventative education.

SCAN is an organization to protect children, prepare parents, strengthen families, and educate the community to stop child abuse. They offer services such as prevention and intervention. They also collect cash, check, and credit card donations. They also offer matching gift programs to employees. They serve as a charitable gift in a will or estate plan.

CTN is an effective and dependable transportation alternative in Fort Wayne and Allen County. Fewer transportation barriers will exist and full access to community life will be available for seniors, persons with disabilities, low income families, children, and youth.To provide dependable and efficient transportation so no one is left behind.

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul (SVP) is a direct service non-profit organization whose work primarily involves person-to-person contact with people who have a variety of needs. In addition to direct assistance, we try to promote self-sufficiency, enabling people to help themselves. Any assistance offered by the Society is given in a non-judgmental spirit of compassion, based on the need of the individual or family.