AIDS Alabama South, LLC ($8,819) – Transportation = Treatment = Prevention; To provide transportation services for healthcare/dental appointments for those with HIV or AIDS
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama, Inc. ($14,992.30) – Summer Day Camp; To provide comprehensive outdoor experiences for youth who are club members
Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama, Inc. ($48,504.50) – Triple Play: A Game Plan for Mind, Body and Soul; To provide kids and teens with help in maintaining a healthy lifestyle by increasing physical activity, making smart food choices, and enhancing positive interactions with others
Crittenton Youth Services ($11,464.70) – Olweus Bullying Prevention Program; To decrease bullying behaviors by providing intervention and prevention education for youth
Crittenton Youth Services ($11,464.70) – Youth Living Responsibly; Aims to reduce the number of sexually active youth, provide STD education, and reduce teen pregnancies in middle and high schools
Dearborn YMCA ($17,638) – Fitness and Recreation; To improve the health and wellness of children and adults through increased physical activity; the program provides variety age appropriate activities for all members of the community
Dearborn YMCA ($8,819) – Senior Activities for Independent Living (SAIL); To provide seniors with nutritional, recreational, and social wellness through educational programs
Dumas Wesley Community Center ($26,457) – Senior Activities for Independent Living (SAIL); To provide low-income and minority seniors with nutritional, recreational, and social wellness through transportation to medical appointments, field trips, and nutritious meals
Home of Grace for Women, Inc. ($44,095) – Substance Abuse Recovery Program; To provide addiction recovery services for women 18 and older
Lifelines Counseling Services ($44,095) – Family Counseling Center; To help individuals and families achieve a greater sense of health, quality of life, and well-being through mental health services after major, life-changing events
Lifelines Counseling Services ($26,457) – Rape Crisis Center; To provide high-quality, comprehensive services to sexual assault survivors and to educate the community on sexual violence
Mobile Arc ($17,638) – Health and Medical Services; To provide program participants with IDD access to healthcare, improving their quality of life
Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy ($30,866.50) – Generic Medication Safety Net Program; To provide free prescription medication to individuals age 19 and up who lack access to treatment
Sickle Cell Disease Association, Mobile Chapter, Inc. ($11,023.75) – Sickle Cell Laboratory Testing/Trait Counseling Services; To provide lab services and improve public awareness and understanding of the implication of the sickle cell trait
St. Mary’s Home ($35,055.53) – Health Program; To provide healthcare (medical, behavioral, and mental) to children in the foster care system, as well as substance abuse counseling
The Child Advocacy Center, Inc. ($44,095) – Child Sexual Abuse Mental Health Counseling Program; To provide counselors and family/court advocates to children who have experienced abuse and their non-offending family members
The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama ($26,457) – Roadmap to Self-Sufficiency (Dauphin Way Lodge); To provide a safe, drug- and alcohol-free living environment, drug and alcohol treatment, and transportation to and from work and appointments for men 18 and older
Via Health, Fitness and Enrichment Center ($17,638) – GrandFriends Adult Daycare Program; To provide adult day care services for seniors with a target on veterans
Victory Health Partners ($79,371) – Compassionate & Comprehensive Healthcare for Uninsured Adults; To increase access to healthcare of uninsured working adults ages 19 to 65