Hope impacts the world by inspiring big visions. Bringing hope to those facing mental health challenges is not a small dream. As we see society fracture and more polarization take hold every day, anxiety and depression are on the rise. Genuine changemakers believe that a better way is possible for children, teens, adults, and families facing crisis. LMC Legacy Foundation is the grant-maker to fund “a better way” for your community, healing for minds and hearts, and change in the world.
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This dream of embracing hope, healing and wholeness takes organizations with vigor, inspiration, grit, and innovation. Bring your lifechanging vision to LMC Foundation today!
LMC Legacy Foundation promotes hope, healing and wholeness through integrative behavioral healthcare resources that nurture mental health, resilience and innovation.
“We don’t need this farm. God gave this miraculously. Maybe the Lord wants this farm for a purpose. Since we are childless, the state will claim much in taxes, used to destroy the bodies and souls of men. It is much better to give it to the Lord to save both bodies and souls.”
— Graybill Landis, 1949
A parent’s unresolved trauma can affect a child’s well-being. By cultivating a healthy relationship with anger, making space for all feelings, knowing that true love comes with understanding and by meeting your child’s…
Kathleen Rutt Beiler, Bridge of Hope Project Title: Commitment to Action: Addressing Trauma, Race and Homelessness Grant Focus Area: Bridge of Hope’s mission is to engage Christian faith communities in ending family homelessness…
By Sigal Samuel When you look at the numbers, it’s easy to gape in horror. In Ghana, a nation of 32 million people, there are only 62 psychiatrists. Zimbabwe, with a population of…
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501(c)(3) Sponsored
Primarily Serves Southeast PA Communities
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The typical awarded grant has been approximately $25,000 – $75,000.
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