CANTON, Ohio (Nov. 9, 2026) – The Aultman Foundation (TAF) announced more than $50,000 in grant funds awarded to 13 area nonprofit organizations. The grant awards support TAF’s strategic grants process and further address the priority funding categories of access to healthcare and mental health services.

TAF’s grant funding supports programs reaching the primary service region of Stark, Wayne, Holmes, Carroll and Tuscarawas counties. Since 2007, TAF has distributed more than $2 million in grants to non-profits in the community.

The following organizations received grants for the specified amounts:

• Another Act of Kindness – $5,000 to the Healing the Healers Retreats and Circle Sessions in Stark County.
• Beacon Charitable Pharmacy – $5,000 to provide free and low-cost prescription medications, education and services to low-income, uninsured and underinsured individuals.
• Boys and Girls Club of Wooster – $4,000 to support the Health & Wellness Program Coordinator.
• Christian Children’s Home of Ohio – $3,000 to provide clinician EMDR training for traumatized kids.
• CommQuest – $5,000 to provide mental health and substance abuse services.
• EN-RICH-MENT – $3,500 to provide licensed behavioral NP specialists.
• Eric Snow YMCA – $3,257 to provide fitness classes for the public in Centennial Plaza.
• Hartville Migrant Center – $2,500 to provide diabetes medication for patients in need.
• Legacy Project of Stark – $2,500 to provide support for the Better Together family program.
• Margaret B. Shipley Child Health Clinic – $4,000 to support general operating expenses.
• Palace Theatre – $3,000 to provide support for the Sensory Cinema Series including venue rental and sensory kits.
• Viola Starzman Clinic – $5,000 to provide psychiatric mental health NPs.
• YMCA of Western Stark County – $5,000 to support general senior programming expenses.

To learn more about The Aultman Foundation’s impact or strategic grant giving process, visit www.aultmanfoundation.org/grants.

About The Aultman Foundation
The Aultman Foundation (TAF) was established by Aultman Health System in May 2007 to raise and administer funds to support and promote health education and wellness outreach to improve the health of the community. The mission is achieved through strategic grant funding to area nonprofit organizations and the acceptance of charitable gifts to the foundation and hospitals. Grant dollars are budgeted annually to support the work of nonprofit organizations that lead our community to improved health, while charitable gifts to TAF are directed for use by generous donors to patient-center services that support the continuum of care of individuals, families and the community. Since its inception, TAF has distributed $2.38 million in grants.