The Shower of Hope

The Shower of Hope

The Shower of Hope

Homelessness affects people of all ages. The Shower of Hope organization in Los Angeles is committed to making a difference by providing mobile shower facilities for the homeless population as well as housing for homeless young people. The Shower of Hope is a wonderful example of an organization reaching out and helping those who need it most. The Robert Nelson Foundation recently gave The Shower of Hope a $5,000.00 grant towards operating expenses to assist with their mission. The foundation is honored to be connected to such a great vision and organization.

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Academy of Music for the Blind

Academy of Music for the Blind

Academy of Music for the Blind

The Robert Nelson Foundation recently provided a $5,000 to the Academy of Music for the Blind based in Los Angeles. The foundation is honored to contribute to such a great cause. The grant will be used to continue to expand the teaching services of the staff to reach blind students using the power of music and technology to make a tremendous difference in the lives of these students. Thank you to the great staff at AMB.

Hand2Hand Ministries

Hand2Hand Ministries

Hand2Hand Ministries

Childhood hunger affects many children across America and the world. The Robert Nelson Foundation is proud to have given a $5,000 grant to Hand2Hand, which is a ministry to help students who have been identified as needing assistance with weekend meals. Local school districts and churches in the West Michigan area have partnered with Hand2Hand to make a difference in these children’s lives. Thank you to the staff and volunteers who make this such a great organization.

The Laundry Truck

The Laundry Truck

The Laundry Truck

The Robert Nelson Foundation is honored to have given a $5,000.00 grant to The Laundry Truck, an organization in Los Angeles dedicated to serving the homeless. Thank you to the wonderful staff at The Laundry Truck for the difference they are making.

Minority Aids Project

Minority Aids Project

Minority Aids Project

MAP (Minority Aids Project) is dedicated to empowering and enriching the lives of individuals surviving with HIV/AIDS and other health disparities by offering medical, mental health, spiritual, and physical health service to all underserved populations by making health related services and education available and accessible to everyone. A $5,000.00 gift from The Robert Nelson Foundation has been given to assist in carrying on the mission of this organization that makes such a difference every day. Thank you MAP!

A Place Called Home

A Place Called Home

A Place Called Home

The Robert Nelson Foundation is honored to have recently given a $5,000 gift to, “A Place Called Home” The mission is to inspire, encourage, and support the young people in South Los Angeles to achieve social, emotional, and economic success. Funds given from the foundation to help with general operating expenses as well as to help fund the Teenage Crisis Center. Thank you to this wonderful organization for making a difference in the lives of so many young people in Los Angeles