In 2022, the Medina County Community Fund awarded grants totaling $33,700 to 15 nonprofit organizations:
- Access the Arts, to provide digital arts classes for youth at the Medina County Juvenile Detention Center, $3,000
- Discover Church, to provide food, clothing, personal health care items, cleaning supplies and paper products to families in Medina County, $1,000
- Forever Amber Acres Animal Shelter, to expand equine therapy services for Medina County veterans and military spouses, $2,500
- Habitat for Humanity of Medina County, to support the construction of affordable housing for families in Medina County, $1,000
- Integrated Community Solutions, to provide social and educational enrichment programs for Medina County residents with developmental disabilities, $1,500
- Leadership Medina County, to support an annual diversity and inclusion program that will build a culture of belonging within the Medina County community, $1,000
- Live Inspired, to provide books and educational toys to economically and educationally disadvantaged Medina County families with young children, $1,000
- Matthew 25 Coalition, to provide rent and mortgage assistance to asset-limited families in southwest Medina County, $4,000
- Medina Cares Inc., to upgrade the organization’s answering system and expand financial assistance to more adults experiencing a medical crisis in Medina County, $2,500
- Medina County Arts Council, to support performances, activities and classes during Arts Week 2022, $1,200
- Newbridge Place, to provide safe and affordable housing for low-income veterans with disabilities at the Newbridge Veterans Place in Lodi, $3,500
- Operation Homes, to provide shelter and food for homeless individuals in Medina County as they work toward permanent housing and independence, $5,000
- Recovery Center of Medina County, to support individuals and families affected by substance abuse by creating equal access to recovery support services, $2,500
- Stewart’s Caring Place, to provide support services and wellness programs for Medina County residents impacted by cancer, $2,000
- Tri-County Jobs for Ohio’s Graduates, to provide academic intervention and career pathway programming for at-risk and low-income Medina County students, $2,000