FOUNDATIONS

Foundations that partner with Westview empower both to do better work

Foundations can extend the effectiveness of their nonprofit work and assist the boys at Westview in a number of ways.

• Notify us of upcoming grants for which we might successfully apply.
• Support Westview’s work with emerging programs to reach at-risk youth.
• Provide grants to help us replace vehicles or other equipment used in the boys’ varied activities.
• Fund grants for operational expenses to cover operating expenses which allow us to cover basic needs to which not all donors are responsive.
• Suggest grants which would allow us to work on our current project list.

Many of the foundations with which we currently work request that we do not publicly announce their name. In those cases, we honor a foundation’s request for anonymity. On the other hand, we meet requirements to publicly credit when a foundation requests it. Please send any email requests for proposals to Ron Bruner (ron.bruner at gmail.com), or mail them to him at Westview Boys’ Home, P. O. Box 553, Hollis, OK 73550.

Diverse sources make for stronger young men

More than ever, the work that Westview does is important to the world in which we live.  With our diverse program, there are many ways that individuals, groups, congregations, and businesses can help this work continue. Since Westview Boys’ Home is registered with the Internal Revenue Service as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, the gifts you give may produce substantial tax savings for you (or your organization) as well.