Goodwill Donation Center

The Ohio Pet Fund is a non-profit organization based in Columbus, OH, dedicated to finding a home for every pet. They offer pet license plates that can be purchased to support their cause, with proceeds going towards spay and neuter funds for needy cats and dogs. These license plates have helped thousands of pets in Ohio over the last 15 years, and every purchase helps non-profit groups, animal shelters, and humane societies prepare homeless pets for adoption. The Ohio Pet Fund also provides grants to qualifying organizations, such as animal shelters, 501c3 organizations, humane societies, and veterinary nonprofit organizations, to assist with spay and neuter costs. They offer grants ranging from $500 to $1000, and the funds can be used for dogs and cats awaiting adoption or belonging to low-income owners. The organization is run by volunteers, and they encourage individuals to apply for grants each January to help reduce the pet overpopulation problem in Ohio.Generated from the website

Youth For Christ in Columbus, OH offers Economis, a web-based software application that creates a mini-economy to teach youth the basic concepts of economics and money management through hands-on activities and virtual financial management tools. With Economis, students can learn financial literacy lessons tailored to their educational level, from basic concepts in elementary school to complex issues in high school, preparing them for financial independence in college or a career. Additionally, the program promotes generosity, positive reinforcement, and teamwork, allowing students to make a difference in the lives of their peers and develop healthy self-esteem.Generated from the website