Proud sponsor of this Splash Pad Project at Maple Beach Park. We can’t wait to see kids playing in this Splash Pad! So many good things are planned for this park. ... See MoreSee Less
Caring for our neighbors in times of crisis is at the heart of what we do at the Greater Alliance Foundation. We support agency funds that respond directly to essential human needs in our community.
Nature is one of our greatest community assets. That’s why the Greater Alliance Foundation is committed to funds that preserve green spaces, wildlife, and natural beauty throughout the region:
Beech Creek Botanical Gardens and Nature Preserve – Preserving natural beauty and inspiring learning through connections to nature. Raptor Hallow Sanctuary – Protecting birds of prey and other wildlife through education and care. Friends of the Parks Cemetery Fund – Maintaining the dignity and history of our city cemetery. Friends of the Parks General Fund – Enhancing the health and accessibility of our local parks and green spaces.
Together, these funds help preserve what makes our community naturally beautiful today and for future generations.
Alliance, OH – Heidi McClung, Executive Director of the Greater Alliance Foundation (GAF), has announced the appointment of Sue Neil to the Foundation’s Board of Trustees. “Sue brings a unique blend of business experience, community service, and dedication that aligns...
The Greater Alliance Foundation (GAF) has awarded nearly $875,000 in grants in the first six months of Fiscal Year 2025 to support vital community projects in Alliance, OH. Funding has been directed toward initiatives such as domestic violence support, youth STEM education, food security, home repairs, and park improvements. These grants reflect GAF’s dedication to enhancing the quality of life for residents and addressing critical community needs. Learn more about GAF’s impact and mission at www.greateralliancefoundation.org.
Proud sponsor of this Splash Pad Project at Maple Beach Park. We can’t wait to see kids playing in this Splash Pad! So many good things are planned for this park. ... See MoreSee Less
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Caring for our neighbors in times of crisis is at the heart of what we do at the Greater Alliance Foundation. We support agency funds that respond directly to essential human needs in our community.
Alliance Area Domestic Violence Shelter – Offering crisis aid and safe shelter to those escaping abuse.
Alliance Community Pantry – Fighting hunger by providing food to families in need.
Alliance Pregnancy Center – Supporting pregnant women and families with resources and compassionate care.
YWCA of Alliance – Providing essential services that uplift individuals and families across the community.
Alliance Family YMCA (Eugene Turner Fund) – Encouraging healthy living and connections across all generations.
Alliance Area Habitat for Humanity Agency Fund: Focuses on building and providing homes for families in need.
Together, these funds turn compassion into action, building a safer, healthier, and more hopeful community.
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Nature is one of our greatest community assets. That’s why the Greater Alliance Foundation is committed to funds that preserve green spaces, wildlife, and natural beauty throughout the region:
Beech Creek Botanical Gardens and Nature Preserve – Preserving natural beauty and inspiring learning through connections to nature.
Raptor Hallow Sanctuary – Protecting birds of prey and other wildlife through education and care.
Friends of the Parks Cemetery Fund – Maintaining the dignity and history of our city cemetery.
Friends of the Parks General Fund – Enhancing the health and accessibility of our local parks and green spaces.
Together, these funds help preserve what makes our community naturally beautiful today and for future generations.
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