Funders › MI › The Richard L and Freda K Flerlage Foundation C/O Susan Flerlage › 2018
Grants paid by The Richard L and Freda K Flerlage Foundation C/O Susan Flerlage, tax year 2018
EIN 31-1066269 · Maple City, MI · Form 990-PF, Part XV
In tax year 2018, The Richard L and Freda K Flerlage Foundation C/O Susan Flerlage (EIN 31-1066269) reported 14 grants paid totaling $33,000. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.
Every grant, 2018
| Tax year | Recipient | Match | Amount | Type | Purpose | Source filing |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | 100 Friends Berkeley, CA | C | $8,500 | paid | Project #1 To offer outreach for medical and social services and referrals in the community. Project #2 Tibet library and family help - build a library and provide families with food and winter clothing Project #3 Health care assistance to Filipino families Project #4 Providing food and shelter for families in Cambodia and Project 5 - Hong Kong Coffin Cubicles - to provide direct service to clients including housing, clothing and food. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | On the Ground (chiapas Water Project) Traverse City, MI | U | $5,000 | paid | To assist in their Congolese gender equity and education program for coffee farming, women and families. The training teaches women and their husbands about gender equality concepts and provides basis education and business skills training, all leading to a more equitable system which values all members. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Center for Transformative Action (for the Youth Farm Project) Ithaca, NY | D | $3,500 | paid | The Youth Farming Project's mission is to include local youth as integral participants in building equitable local food communities by working to bring together youth from diverse backgrounds to learn about sustainable farming practices and the impacts of food production. The YFP empowers youth by developing leadership and communication skills as they participate in all aspect of food production - from planting to harvesting to distributing food to local schools and community centers. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Magdalene Inc (thistle Farm) Nashville, TN | U | $2,500 | paid | Magdalene is a residential program for women who have survived lives of prostitution, human trafficking, addiction and life on the streest. Thistle Farms is the social enterprise that is run by the women of Magdalene. By hand, the women create natural bath and body products that are as good for the earth as they are for the body. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Buckets of Rain Empire, MI | C | $2,000 | paid | To provide education and food security to families living in poverty (primarily in Detroit and Guatemala; also Lesoto, Kenya and Belize). They teach simple subsistence agricultural techniques, simple drip irrigation, and try to improve the diets of the world's poor by making sure they can grow fresh vegetables. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Justice & Peace Advocacy Traverse City, MI | U | $2,000 | paid | To meet the emergency, social and integration needs of the local immigrant community. They educate and raise awareness, support solidarity projects, and to raise much needed funds for the emergency and medical needs of immigrant families. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Cumberland College (university of the Cumberlands) Moutain Outreach Program Williamsburg, KY | U | $2,000 | paid | To assist in continuing their Mountain Outreach Program in which volunteer students help provide a variety of assistance to extremely needy families living in the worst conditions conceivable (food, clothing, assist in house repairs, plumbing, wiring, insulation, etc.) and also strive to help these families to have a better way of life. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Mentoring Plus Newport, KY | B | $1,500 | paid | To assist in their program mentoring youth who have long term exposure to addiction, neglect, violence, abuse and mental illness by providing relationships (with the juvenile justice system, schools, state social service agencies, mental health entities and small community agencies). They work on relationship skills, career/job skills, educational support services, spirituality, substance abuse prevention and intensive case management for the youth and family. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Cincinnati Youth Collaboration Cincinnati, OH | U | $1,000 | paid | To help fund a program that allows kids to get together on Saturdays (January-May) for fun and positive role modeling through basketball, creating art, circuit training, speakers, healthy snacks and lunch. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Community Matters Cincinnati, OH | U | $1,000 | paid | To assist in purchasing fresh food and supplies to distribute at the Community Market food pantry in Lower Price Hill (with sensitivity to diet or allergy restrictions, food that they may not want or are unable to prepare). They shop like a grocery store. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | Literacy Network of Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH | B | $1,000 | paid | To assist in supporting the Children's Literacy Services Program, including tutoring program, character building and life lessons, and the Winners Read, Winners Walk Tall and Children's Basic Reading Program, all designed for children with profound reading disabilities or symptoms of dyslexia, using a multisensory approach. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | One Way Farm Children's Home Fairfield, OH | U | $1,000 | paid | To assist in their Animal Therapy Program (children need the therapeutic advantage which animals can give in helping with their recovery). This Home shelters children from backgrounds of abuse, abandonment or neglect and provides temporary emergency shelter, long term permanent placement, psychiatric services and counseling. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | East End Education Center Cincinnati, OH | D | $1,000 | paid | To purchase workbooks in Language, Math and Reading for their Literacy and GED students (students work at their own pace with supervision in their workbooks) They help turn lives around through helping youth and adults in attaining their high school diplomas or GEDs. These are students who have previously failed due to health problems, family problems, poverty, learning disabilities, etc. | 201920989349100302 |
| 2018 | May We Help Cincinnati, OH | B | $1,000 | paid | To create uniquely tailored assistive and adaptive devices (not prosthetics) for those with disabilities. All work is performed by over 100 talented volunteers. This grant will help three individuals with disabilities by making their dream of independence a reality. | 201920989349100302 |
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