Showing 19 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | OHIO COUNTY SCHOOLS FOUNDATION INC The Ohio County Schools Foundation is a means through which citizens businesses and other may make gifts or bequests to Ohio County Public Schools for either general or specific use. The Foundation manages the donated funds for scholarships or other allocations. | WHEELING, WV | |
| 2 | COMMUNITY BREAD BASKET INC THE COMMUNITY BREAD BASKET IS A COOPERATIVE OUTREACH MINISTRY OF THE CHURCHES, OTHER SUPPORTIVE ORGANIZATIONS, BUSINESSES AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE WEIRTON, WV AREA TO ASSURE THE BASIC NEEDS OF LIFE FOR PEOPLE AND FAMILIES. | WEIRTON, WV | |
| 3 | GUGLIELMO CHARITABLE SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL STUDENTS ENTERING INTO BUSINESS RELATED FIELDS OF STUDY | WEIRTON, WV | |
| 4 | WEST VIRGINIA DRUG TESTING WEST VIRGINIA DRUG TESTING, LABORATORIES, INC (WVDTL) IS COMMITTED TO A HIGH QUALITY OPERATION OF LOCAL DRUG TESTING LABORATORY WITHIN CLIA, SAMSHA, OR OTHER WVDTL-APPROVED LICENSING STANDARDS TO PROVIDE QUALITY DRUG SCREENING RESULTS IN A TIMELY MANNER. WVDTL WILL PROVIDE HIGH QUALITY SERVICE OF DRUG SCREENING TO OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY BY SERVING THE DAY REPORT CENTERS, DRUG COURTS, PHYSICIAN OFFICES, BUSINESS OWNERS, AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY UTILIZE OUR SERVICES IN THE NEARBY GEOGRAPHICAL REGIONS. WVDTL WILL MAKE USE OF THE MONIES COLLECTED BY: FIRST MAKING OUR LABORATORIES ECONOMICALLY SELF-SUSTAINING BY WAY OF UTILIZING ACCEPTED STANDARD ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS PRACTICES. SECOND, UTILIZING ANY PROFIT FOR THE ECONOMIC SUPPORT OF THE HOSTING DAY REPORT CENTERS. WVDTL WILL UTILIZE ALL OUR ALLOCATED MONIES FROM THE LOCAL LABORATORY TO FULFILL STATEWIDE AND LARGER GOALS AS A NON-PROFIT TO SUPPORT A HIGH QUALITY OPERATION OF A GS/MS LABORATORY WITHIN WEST VIRGINIA. | PARKERSBURG, WV | |
| 5 | WEST VIRGINIA WHOLESALERS THE PURPOSE OF THE WV WHOLESALERS ASSOCIATION IS TO ACHIEVE CLOSER COOPERATION AMONG WHOLESALERS and MANUFACTURERS; TO PRESENT A UNITED FRONT IN THE FACE OF ADVERSE LEGISLATION and TO PROMOTE FAIR LEGISLATION; TO ASSIST ITS MEMBERS IN STATE TAX MATTERS, AND TO INCREASE AND STIMULATE BUSINESS WITHIN THE STATE. | CHARLESTON, WV | |
| 6 | OGLEBAY PARK GOLF CLUB The objects and purposes for which this corporation has been organized is to promote amateur golf and the proper ethics, sportsmanship, good fellowship of the game; to help improve the conditions for golf at Oglebay Park, to engage in various activities for the purpose of raising funds necessary to operate on a non-profit basis golf tournaments, golf events, and other related organized activities to make golf more pleasurable, recreational, and accessible to its members at Oglebay Park; to organize golf activities and programs to contribute to the general welfare of the young and the aged; to improve health and fitness through the game of golf; and to do and perform all activities of such corporations authorized by the laws of the State of West Virginia. | Wheeling, WV | |
| 7 | United Health Foundation Inc United Health Foundation is a not-for-profit corporation formed to provide support to United Hospital Center, Inc. UHC to improve health status for the residents of North Central West Virginia through contributions. | Bridgeport, WV | |
| 8 | THE EDUCATION ALLIANCE-BUSINESS AND THE MISSION OF THE ALLIANCE IS TO BE AN INDEPENDENT VOICE, EARNEST ADVOCATE, AND STATEWIDE PARTICIPANT THAT ADVANCES POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO CONTINUALLY IMPROVE PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT IN WEST VIRGINIA. | CHARLESTON, WV | |
| 9 | CAMC Health System Inc To provide support to Charleston Area Medical Center, Inc., a not-for-profit corporation. | Charleston, WV | |
| 10 | CADCO FOUNDATION INC CADCO Foundation, Inc. provides support to programs that stimulate economic and community development with an emphasis on job creation and business retention in Charleston, WV and the surrounding area. | Charleston, WV | |
| 11 | GRANT COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROMOTE LOCAL BUSINESS | PETERSBURG, WV | |
| 12 | SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH CHARITABLE TO SUPPORT THE BENEVOLENT, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, RELIGIOUS, AND EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF PUBLIC CHARITABLE CORPORATIONS. TO PERFORM, FOSTER AND SUPPORT ACTS OF CHRISTIAN CHARITY AMONG THE SICK, AILING AND NEEDY, AND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES FOR THE RESTORATION OF HEALTH AND THE PREVENTION OF DISEASE. | PARKERSBURG, WV | |
| 13 | Advantage Valley Inc To promote the Charleston and Huntington WV MSAs as one unified region for the attraction and expansion of business and industry. | Charleston, WV | |
| 14 | RITCHIE COUNTY TOURISM and Business League - Tourism | HARRISVILLE, WV | |
| 15 | NITRO DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF KANAWHA-PUTNAM COUNTIES NITRO WV To promote, develop and advance the business prosperity and economic welfare of the City of Nitro, its citizens and its industrial complex | NITRO, WV | |
| 16 | ROTARY INTERNATIONAL ROTARY INTERNATIONAL IS A HUMANITARIAN SERVICE ORGANIZATION WHICH BRINGS TOGETHER BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERS IN ORDER TO PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICE, PROMOTE INTEGRITY, AND ADVANCE GOODWILL, PEACE, AND UNDERSTANDING IN THE WORLD. IT IS A NON-POLITICAL AND NON-RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION. | ELKINS, WV | |
| 17 | CAPITAL AREA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF WEST VIRGINIA Capital Area Development Corporation of West Virginia provides a wide range of economic and community development, and member support initiatives to encourage local business growth, jobs creation, industry recruitment and retention. We work to create a more vibrant community and prosperous economy. | Charleston, WV | |
| 18 | Ann Dilley White and Julie Steinle Hotz Fdn Inc This organization has been established for making distributions to West Virginia universities/colleges and other charitable entities and for any and all lawful business for which a non-profit corporation may be incorporated in West Virginia. | Charleston, WV | |
| 19 | INDEPENDENCE, WV | ||
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