Fort King Heritage Foundation
Fort King Heritage Foundation is bringing the rich Florida history to life each day. Join us in supporting this local treasure.
Fort King Heritage Foundation is bringing the rich Florida history to life each day. Join us in supporting this local treasure.
Project Hope restores hope and healing to women and children by shepherding the homeless to self-sufficiency.
Community With a Heart, an all volunteer outreach, helps local families achieve a better life by assisting with outstanding mortgage or utility bills, home and car repairs, and other needs of our community’s most vulnerable.
The Ocklawaha River, a historic river route for fish, manatees, and boaters from Silver Springs to the Atlantic Ocean, was dammed in 1968, and the dam is past its life expectancy. Make a difference by supporting public education and outreach about needed Ocklawaha River Restoration.
Gratitude & Compassion, founded by Chester C. Weber, provides care, support, and essential resources for bereaved individuals, bringing hope and healing to those who need it most. Gratitude helps provide essential resources and support services to bereaved individuals.
On, October 25, 2020, our community lost an icon when the City of Ocala Police Chief Greg Graham passed away in a plane crash. The legacy he left will forever be felt in the lives he touched. This fund remembers the man loved by so many who impacted even more.
Open spaces and beautiful places are the hallmark of Ocala/Marion County. Horse Farms Forever is dedicated to preserving the character and culture that makes us the Horse Capital of the World®.
Transitions Life Center and Community (TLC) is making Marion County a brighter place for adults with intellectual & developmental disabilities (IDD)!
One in four children experience child abuse or neglect. Kimberly’s Center exists to respond to, protect, and restore these children so they can get the help, hope, and healing they need. Kimberly’s is Marion County’s compassionate response to the trauma of child abuse.
The Arabian Horsemen’s Distress Fund was established in 2005 to assist people within the Arabian horse community during times of unexpected catastrophes, such as barn fires, accidents resulting in significant financial burden, unexpected illnesses, acts of nature, and the like. They need your help to ensure the long-term viability of the fund that has already been crucial to hundreds of people!