Corporate Philanthropy

CACI Funds First Veteran Service Dog After Capitals' 200th Block

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CACI Funds First Veteran Service Dog After Capitals' 200th Block

Reston – October 30, 2026 -- CACI International Inc (NYSE: CACI) has reached $50,000 in donations through its Good Dogs for Great Americans program, enough to fully fund the training and placement of one service dog with a veteran.

Capitals' 200th blocked shot triggers the funding milestone

Washington Capitals defenseman Matt Roy recorded the season's 200th blocked shot midway through the first period against the Nashville Predators. That took CACI's total to $50,000, since the company donates $250 for every shot the Capitals block. Defenseman Martin Fehérvary leads the team with 32 blocked shots. The threshold was reached in just under one month.

New England Honda Raises $122,440 for Jimmy Fund at Boston Marathon

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New England Honda Raises $122,440 for Jimmy Fund at Boston Marathon

DANVERS – October 30, 2026 -- New England Honda Group raised $122,440 for the Jimmy Fund, the charitable arm of Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, through a 15-runner team at the 130th Boston Marathon presented by Bank of America.

The donation was presented to Dana-Farber on September 24, 2026. It moves the dealer group closer to its five-year fundraising target of $500,000 for the Jimmy Fund.

Dealer group enters fourth year of sponsored Jimmy Fund team

New England Honda has sponsored a team of runners and supported the Jimmy Fund for the past four years. The 2026 effort was the latest installment of that annual program.

Dealers president Jason LaCroix runs as team captain

Jason LaCroix, President of the New England Honda Dealers, serves as both captain and a teammate of Team Honda. He said he is "proud of the dedication our runners brought to both their training and fundraising."

HR HealthCare Launches Foundation With Three Giving Priorities

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HR HealthCare Launches Foundation With Three Giving Priorities

YORK – October 30, 2026 -- HR HealthCare, a family-owned U.S. medical technology company, has established the HR HealthCare Foundation as a separate charitable organization to formalize its giving across three defined focus areas.

The York, Pennsylvania-based company develops, manufactures and supplies healthcare products with integrated technology and support services. The Foundation gives its existing charitable activity a dedicated structure, with the stated aim of expanding support over time.

Foundation targets three funding areas: Dreams, Healthcare Initiatives and Community Initiatives

The "Dreams" program will create experiences for individuals living with life-altering health conditions and disabilities, and for their families.

White Cap, DEWALT Pledge $175,000 to St. Jude in Fourth Year

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White Cap, DEWALT Pledge $175,000 to St. Jude in Fourth Year

Atlanta – October 16, 2026 -- White Cap and DEWALT will present a combined $175,000 donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital on Sunday, October 18, at Phoenix Raceway, marking the fourth year of their joint partnership.

DEWALT adds $25,000 through October in-branch product sales

DEWALT will contribute an additional $25,000 through purchases of select DEWALT products at participating White Cap branches throughout October. The retail-linked mechanism ties charitable output directly to distributor sales volume during the campaign month.

SAFE Structure Designs Funds Rome Trip for 3 Children With Leukemia

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SAFE Structure Designs Funds Rome Trip for 3 Children With Leukemia

Las Vegas – October 15, 2026 -- SAFE Structure Designs, a Las Vegas-based defense engineering and manufacturing company, has partnered with Zo's Bravehearts Foundation to send three children with leukemia and their mothers to Rome, Italy.

As a major donor to the nonprofit, SAFE took part in a trip that included a meeting with the Pope and a private tour of the Vatican. The program gave the families time together outside the demands of cancer treatment.

Zo's Bravehearts Foundation provides transport, meals and home support across the Las Vegas Valley

The Las Vegas-based 501(c)(3) offers family-centered childhood cancer support. Its services include transportation assistance, meals, home support, essential supplies and family experiences. The foundation says these services ease the practical and emotional burdens of pediatric cancer.

American Water Foundation Grants $260,000 to National Urban League

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American Water Foundation Grants $260,000 to National Urban League

Camden, N.J. – October 05, 2026 -- The American Water Charitable Foundation has awarded a $260,000 Corporate Strategic grant to the National Urban League to fund workforce development programs across its Affiliate Movement network.

Grant targets eight city affiliates for skills and career training

The funding will support workforce development initiatives delivered by eight National Urban League affiliates: Chicago Urban League, Greater Sacramento Urban League, Urban League of Greater Chattanooga, Urban League of Greater Philadelphia, Urban League of Lexington-Fayette County, Urban League of Metropolitan Saint Louis, Urban League of Northwest Indiana, and Urban League of Union County. The programs aim to expand skills, education, and job opportunities in communities served by American Water (NYSE: AWK), the largest regulated water and wastewater utility in the U.S.

Bank of America Grants $10M for Boston Children's Behavioral Health Campus

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Bank of America Grants $10M for Boston Children's Behavioral Health Campus

Boston – – October 02, 2026 -- Bank of America is providing a $10 million grant to Boston Children's Hospital to fund a new pediatric behavioral health campus at Franciscan Children's in Brighton, a project expected to generate between 150 and 200 permanent jobs and over 3,320 construction jobs.

Grant funds therapeutic campus combining inpatient and outpatient care

The gift will support development of a new space on the Franciscan Children's campus, which joined the Boston Children's health system in 2023. The facility will combine inpatient, outpatient, and rehabilitation services under one roof, increasing capacity to treat children and adolescents facing mental health needs.

USC Dedicates Korean Air Convergence Plaza Ahead of LA28 Games

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USC Dedicates Korean Air Convergence Plaza Ahead of LA28 Games

Los Angeles – October 01, 2026 -- USC has dedicated a new Korean Air Convergence Plaza at the center of its University Park Campus engineering corridor, formalizing a partnership tied to Korean Air Chairman and CEO Walter Cho, an alumnus of USC's MBA Class of 2006.

USC names outdoor collaboration hub after Korean Air at campus dedication event

USC President Beong-Soo Kim and Walter Cho, who also serves as Chairman of Hanjin Group, led Tuesday's ceremony alongside USC Trustees and guests. The plaza sits at the junction of the USC Viterbi School of Engineering and the USC Mark and Mary Stevens School for Computing and Artificial Intelligence, bordered by three academic buildings: the Dr. Allen and Charlotte Ginsburg Human-Centered Computation Hall, the Ray R. Irani Hall for Molecular and Computational Biology, and the Michelson Center for Convergent Bioscience.

GE Aerospace Gives $1M to Reopen Smithsonian Classrooms

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GE Aerospace Gives $1M to Reopen Smithsonian Classrooms

Washington, D.C. – September 30, 2026 -- GE Aerospace has donated $1 million to the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum to reopen two dedicated classrooms for aerospace education, timed to coincide with the museum's 50th anniversary.

New classrooms expect to serve hundreds of students annually

The GE Aerospace Classrooms will function as hands-on learning spaces where K-12 students experiment with aerospace concepts using the museum's collection. The funding also covers staffing for a museum educator who will run reservable, object-based field trips called "Museum Labs" at the Washington location.

Massage Envy Opens $100,000 Grant Round, Lifts AMTA Funding to $550,000

Scottsdale, Ariz. – September 29, 2026 -- The American Massage Therapy Association (AMTA) will open applications October 1 for its ninth round of massage school grants funded by Massage Envy, offering ten $10,000 awards totaling $100,000. The fall cycle brings Massage Envy's cumulative funding of the program to $550,000.

Massage Envy doubles annual grant capacity in 2026

The program now distributes 10 grants per cycle in both spring and fall, up from five per cycle in prior years, effectively doubling annual grant availability for accredited massage schools.

Accredited schools can apply through October 31

Eligible massage schools must submit an online application via AMTA detailing how grant funds would support school programs and students. The application window runs October 1–31, 2026.