Mike Robinson, Opus Foundation Support Loaves & Fishes
Mike Robinson is a regular volunteer at the Chicagoland nonprofit that provides a food shelf and more.
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View our media contactsMike Robinson is a regular volunteer at the Chicagoland nonprofit that provides a food shelf and more.
Read moreDenver Inner City Parish has quickly pivoted to supporting the community’s most urgent and life-sustaining needs: food, safety and security.
Read moreThe Foundation is supporting nonprofits that are pivoting to better serve the most vulnerable in our communities.
Read moreRecently, the Foundation awarded the Minneapolis-based nonprofit with a $50,000 Impact Fund grant to support career-readiness training with housing stability to provide positive outcomes for residents with low incomes.
Read moreA recent $25,000 grant to the Denver nonprofit will allow them to evaluate the impact of effectiveness of their four programs.
Read moreIn addition to enhancing communities by delivering exceptional buildings, we make it our business to support organizations that are making neighborhoods better places to live, work and raise families.
Read moreGrants were awarded to 14 nonprofits in 2019 in support of work in Iowa and surrounding areas
Read moreIn December the Opus Foundation awarded nearly $635,000 to 14 impactful nonprofit organizations, supporting early childhood education, workforce development, youth development and community revitalization.
Read moreAlmost two years ago, Girls on the Run–Chicago (GOTRC) won the Building Community Award. GOTRC is furthering its mission of inspiring girls to be joyful, healthy and confident.
Read moreIn July 2018, the Opus Foundation awarded $1.4 million in grants. Read highlights from iMentor Chicago, Johnson County Community Foundation and St. Louis County Library Foundation.
Read moreCongrats to the Indy early childhood education program!
Read moreThe Foundation is supporting the nonprofit’s program that helps students graduate high school and navigate the challenges involved with post-secondary education.
Read moreThe Foundation grant will be used for the implementation of a data-tracking system to allow the nonprofit to help create pathways out of poverty for the working poor.
Read more16 nonprofit organizations, supporting early childhood education, workforce development, youth development and community revitalization, were the recipients of this impact and multi-year giving.
Read moreBoth have been supporting the University of St. Thomas’ Science, Technology & Engineering Preview Summer program for girls entering 6th to 8th grade.
Read moreIn their follow up reports, grantees highlighted the success of programs funded by the Opus Foundation®.
Read moreWe continue to give back to the places we live, work and raise families!
Read moreJJK serves youth in East Saint Louis, the Olympic medalists’ hometown.
Read moreThe result of a coalition of 11 community-based organizations, the East Side Employment xChange serves as a job finding resource for neighborhood residents.
Read moreThe Opus Foundation® recently awarded the Phoenix-based nonprofit with a grant to increase capacity of their successful mentorship program.
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