The Infinity Fund | The Hous Foundation

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As the Foundation's first delve into the non-profit space, The Infinity Fund was created to support established non-profit organizations that share our mission of improving the quality of life of the children in our communities.

The monthly fund was set up to be self-sustaining and is supported solely by the dividends of the Foundation’s original invested seed funds. It is our goal that the fund will thus continue to flourish without the need for other contributions……infinitely.

We welcome 501(c)(3) organizations to apply for our $5,000 grant funding to support children in their communities.

Since its launch in early 2022, the Hous Foundation has provided $5,000 in grant funding every month to help these local organizations accomplish their goals.

Scroll over the logos below to learn more about our most recent grant recipients!

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Clintonville Beechwold CRC has been serving their community for years. They are a virtual bulletin board of services for their local folks in need. Click below!

The Gladden Community House is one of the few OG's left in Cenral Ohio when it comes to Community Services. For over 100 YEARS they have been providing per school, after school and summer programs for our youth.

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ALL THAT is just incredible. We've seen it first hand. The list of things they DON'T provide children and teens is much easier to list than what they DO. True commitment.

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Charity Newsies have been serving central Ohio forever.

Click below to learn more about their endlessa commitment to children and families.

BirdieLight is pushing hard to broaden the awareness and increase education on the dangers of Fentanyl in kids and young adults.

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Little Bottoms Free Store provides essential babby supplies to disadvantaged Franklin County Ohio families with children aged 3 and under.

Kids Get Cancer Too is committed to supporting families battling pediatric cancer. Our mission is to provide financial, emotional, and spiritual support for any family with a child in active cancer treatment.

Teamed up with the Huckleberry House to keep their doors open to at-risk and homeless youth. The Huck House provides physical living facilities, counseling services and youth outreach to anyone in need.

Supported NC4K in their never-ending quest to be sure no kid fights cancer alone.

Supported IKIC by donating to their mobile resource program that helps their never-ending efforts to get kids to college and see them through graduatuion and beyond.

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Our partnership with the Family Mentor Foundation will allow for the purchase of 1000 "Buddy Boxes" for children in need. These boxes provide them breakfast and lunch on the weekends when they can not access school-provided meals.

Supported SARC of Harford County, Maryland by providing funding to construction of expanded housing for those escaping domestic violence.

Our support of Feed the Kids Columbus will purchase 500 meal bags to feed children breakfast lunch and a snack over Thanksgiving, Christmas and Spring break when they dont have access to school-provided meals.

With CarePortal our grant provided support for their proprietary app that links those in need with those that can are willing to help those in need.

FESTA welcomes the newest members of our community through ESL courses, job services, meal services, counseling and other various needs.

WARM has been providing food and nutrition, amongst many other services, to the Westerville community for years. Please support them when you can and learn more below.

Through the Children’s Defense Fund, we are helping fund after school and summer education opportunities through their Freedom Schools initiative.

Through the Furniture Bank of Central Ohio, provided mattresses for 70+ children in need of a clean, safe place to sleep. A second donation has provided furniture for 20 families!

Expanded in-school diabetes and asthma programs in Ohio through Nationwide Children’s Hospital’s Healthy Families Program.

Working with Art Works Now, we are supporting summer camps for children to explore and express themselves through art as school funding for these needs continue to dry up.

Working with Boundless Health, expanded health, dental, educational and family services for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Supported initiatives for homeless youth at Star House.

Through Band Together, we supplied musical instruments for children to participate in school bands.

Helped Franklinton Farms in their efforts to erase food deserts in central Ohio.

Expanded suicide prevention efforts and supported Veteran housing initiatives through CHEP.

Alvis is doing amazing things for children and their families. Through their children and family program, we are helping support after school and summer programs for children so their parent(s) can get through recovery programs successfully.

Via Student Success Stores we provided funding to support the students of Columbus City Schools with clothing, food, school supplies, and toiletries to help close any basic need gaps they and their families may be experiencing.

Supported education initiative to expand summer and after school programs for underserved youth.

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