Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Website Community Service Project
Support to build critical enhancements to the Generocity website that will allow local businesses to make more informed decisions on targeting their charitable donations to enhance their employees’ involvement in community service through volunteering and charitable giving and to draw attention to their charitable efforts to improve the quality of life of Greater Philadelphia residents.

Medical Assistance, Nutrition and Gardening Program
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services and support to provide food and nutrition education for children in the After School Program.

Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes Initiative
Support for an educational collaboration on children's health, nutrition and fitness. The project will provide parents, children, educators and healthcare professionals with a new educational experience aimed at helping to reduce childhood obesity and inactivity and prevent type 2 diabetes.

Health Preservation Program for Seniors
Support for hot meals to low income San Diego Seniors. Meals are served at Senior Community Center’s downtown center and at eleven congregate meal sites in Downtown, South Bay, East County and North County. Meals are also delivered to over 400 seniors each day through a Home Delivered Meals program for a total of over 450,000 meals served annually.

Student-Run Free Clinic
Support to increase expertise among health professionals providing care in economically disadvantaged and medically underserved communities.

Memorial Scholarship Fund
Support to establish the Emily and Lauren Failla Memorial Scholarship Fund to provide need-based financial support to deserving female undergraduate students at Peabody College majoring in Human and Organizational Development.

Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Chronic Disease Prevention Management Initiative and Capacity Building
Support to establish a comprehensive program for residents of Camden, Glynn, and McIntosh Counties, Georgia, who suffer from a multitude of chronic diseases including diabetes and cardiovascular disease, to help patients better manage their health, follow prescribed treatments, and obtain additional services from other health and human service providers for an holistic approach to patient care services.

Ovarian Cancer Wellness Forum
Support to provide awareness, education, and prevention information to women who have not been affected by an ovarian cancer diagnosis.

Medical Assistance Program and Nutrition Program
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services and support to provide food and nutrition education for children in the After School Program.

A California Legal Guide for Pregnant and Parenting Adolescents and Their Families
Support to develop a legal guide to be a resource for all minors faced with the questions and issues that arise with a pregnancy, as well as a resource for their families and professionals in a position to help them. The guide will be distributed, at minimum, in thirteen counties across California which together include more than 60% of low income Californians.

Project Access San Diego
Support to provide access to specialty care services to approximately 700 low-income, uninsured patients.

Student-Run Free Clinic
Support to increase expertise among health professionals providing care in economically disadvantaged and medically underserved communities.

Challenge Grant, $250,000
Support for Susan G. Komen for the Cure and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for cures for breast cancer and children’s cancer.

Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund, $200,000
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Medical Assistance Program, $32,820
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services.

WebMD Health Foundation Computer Lab/Resource Center, $150,000
Support to provide families whose children are being treated for serious and often life-threatening illnesses with access to medical information and to stay connected with family members, friends, caregivers and medical liaisons during their time of crisis.

Bereavement Program, $75,000
Support for bereavement services to patients and their families through the Center for Grief Care and Education.

Teen Options, $50,000
Support for a substance abuse treatment and recovery program for at-risk pregnant and parenting teens.

Sharp Chula Vista Health Academy, $25,000
Support to provide scholarships to students from the Barrio Logan College Institute and San Ysidro High School to encourage entry into California’s public health workforce.

Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund, $190,000
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Disaster Preparedness in California, $100,000
Support for training to prepare health care professionals with the skills needed in times of disaster or terrorist attack.

Medical Assistance Program, $61,200
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services.

Teen Options, $75,000
Support for a substance abuse treatment and recovery program for at-risk pregnant and parenting teens.

North Fork Valley Community Health Center, $240,000
Support to establish the health center’s 340B Pharmacy program.

Student-Run Free Clinic, $240,000 over two years
Support to increase expertise among health professionals providing health care in economically disadvantaged and medically underserved communities.

Website Conversion, $25,000
Support to convert the local chapter website to the national website’s content management system, enabling area consumers and healthcare professionals to get the latest information on the disease, care and resource options, and local information including educational programs, support groups, clinical trials, and other supportive services.

Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund, $180,754
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Website Development, $50,000
Support to develop a website as a resource for victims, educators, service providers and others on the issue of domestic violence.

Medical Assistance Program, $94,629
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services and for medications.

Teen Options, $75,000
Support for a substance abuse treatment and recovery program for at-risk pregnant and parenting teens.

STRIVE (Support Training Results in Valuable Employees), $150,000
Support to provide job preparation and readiness training combined with mental health, transitional housing, permanent housing placement, and case management services to the most difficult-to-serve populations in San Diego County, including at-risk youth, the homeless, recovering addicts, and former prisoners reentering the community.

Health Preservation Program, $750,000
Support to seed an endowment for the Congregate and Home Delivered Meal Program, which provides nearly 500,000 meals to seniors annually throughout San Diego County.

The New Medicine, $1,280,000
Support for a PBS documentary offering the first comprehensive look at the field of integrative medicine, The New Medicine website, outreach, and promotion.

Ivan and Mona Rubin Special Assistance Fund, $107,500
Support to provide critical financial assistance and related support services to cancer patients in San Diego and Imperial Counties.

Transitional Youth Academy, $186,000 over three years
Support for high risk youth coming out of the foster care system, probation, or gang involvement through a comprehensive, intensive course of counseling, mentoring, education, and skilled job training and apprenticeship.

Medical Assistance Program, $90,000
Support for case management services to link uninsured and underinsured residents in Hazard, Kentucky to medical, dental, and other health services and for medications.

Teen Options, $75,000
Support for a substance abuse treatment and recovery program for at-risk pregnant and parenting teens.

STRIVE (Support Training Results in Valuable Employees), $150,000
Support to provide job preparation and readiness training combined with mental health, transitional housing, permanent housing placement, and case management services to the most difficult-to-serve populations in San Diego County, including at-risk youth, the homeless, recovering addicts, and former prisoners reentering the community.

Teen Reach Program, $45,000
Support to reduce the incidence of teen pregnancy and youth violence in Oceanside and Vista by improving parent/teen communication skills, increasing the number of teens who postpone sexual involvement, increasing the percentage of teens that practice safer sex, and improving the life skills and life options for teens in the community.