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Dear Leo Buscaglia Foundation Friends:
Our Founder, Leo Buscaglia believed in the power of loving and giving and established his foundation to encourage this spirit and behavior in others. In 2005 the Leo Buscaglia Foundation was proud to be able to grant funds to eleven organizations with a wide diversity of missions, programs and populations served. What they share in common is their give-back approach and integration of a strong volunteer component, which continues Leos legacy of caring and sharing.
Grants ranged in size from $2500 to $20,000 for a total of $127,500 to the following organizations:
- Harbor Interfaith Services San Pedro, California. Awarded $15,000 for their HIS Kids Club, an after school program for homeless children residing in their emergency shelter or transitional living complex.
- Glendale Association for the Retarded Glendale, California. Awarded $15,000 for either their Multi-Cultural or Pastimes program.
- King Street Youth Center Burlington, Vermont. Awarded $7,500 to expand their Junior-Senior Buddy mentoring program.
- Arts in Education Aid Council, Inc. Reseda, California. Awarded $10,000 for their arts education program for students within the Los Angeles Unified School District of the San Fernando Valley.
- Canine Companions for Independence Southwest Regional Center, Oceanside, California. Awarded $20,000 for their service dog program.
- The Discovery Center Farmington, Connecticut. Awarded $15,000 to support their residential educational diversity program.
- Domestic Violence Solutions Santa Barbara, California. Awarded $10,000 for their SHARe the Word peer education program.
- Santa Cecila Orchestra Los Angeles, California. Awarded $15,000 to support their Discovering Music program.
- Kids Korps USA - Solana Beach, California. Awarded $8,750 for their youth service leadership training program.
- Project Dignity - Garden Grove, California. Awarded $2,500 to help support their After School/Literacy program and general operating expenses.
- The Virginia Avenue Project - Santa Monica, California. Awarded $8,750 to help fund their Smart Partners program.
Leos message of love is always relevant and especially timely in this season of giving and sharing. We invite you to renew your support for the Foundation and help foster the spirit of giving in our communities.
Thank you for the possibility of your continued support.
 Warm wishes this holiday season,
Suzanne Torgeson
President
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For more information, please contact Jeff Jordan at (310) 791-3144 or email: Felicefoundation@aol.com |
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