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2007 Grant List For Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State ARIZONA Organization Name City Project Title Amount All In For a Cause Foundation Scottsdale Shawn Marion's Hearts and Helmets Celebrity Party $ 50,000 Arizona Foundation for Women, Inc. Phoenix Depression Screening and Resource Guide $ 50,000 Fighter Country Partnership, Inc. Goodyear Friends of Military Families $ 5,000 Phoenix Children's Hospital Phoenix Healthy Kids and Families $ 45,000 Phoenix Jewish Community Kivel Nursing Phoenix Crank Bed Replacement Project $ 30,000 Home Five grants in Arizona $1,500 and over Total $ 180,000 Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State CALIFORNIA Organization Name City Project Title Amount 100 Black Men of Orange County, Inc. Irvine Passport to the Future Program $ 20,000 American Cancer Society, Inc. Pleasant Hill Relay for Life, General Support $ 3,200 Community Initiatives: African American and Latino Outreach American Diabetes Association, Inc. Los Angeles $ 50,000 Programs American Heart Association Camarillo Go Red for Women Campaign $ 25,000 American Heart Association, East Bay Division Oakland 2007 East Bay Start! Heart Walk, General Support $ 15,100 Association of Latino Professionals in Finance Los Angeles Women and ALPFA Event $ 10,000 and Accounting California State University, Fresno Fresno Aetna Wellness Resource Center $ 30,000 Centennial Guild of Childrens Hospital Los Los Angeles Gala Fundraising Event $ 25,000 Angeles Centro La Familia Advocacy Services, Inc. Fresno CHORE: Cross-Cultural Health Outreach Resources and Education $ 25,000 Cerritos College Foundation Norwalk Project HOPE $ 20,000 Childrens Hospital Los Angeles Los Angeles Evaluation of Marathon Kids Program $ 40,000 Community Hospitals of Central California Fresno General Support $ 25,000 Foundation Family Caregiver Alliance San Francisco 30th Anniversary Events $ 3,500 Family Service Agency of San Bernardino San Bernardino Senior Intervention Program (SIP) $ 25,000 The Funders' Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities, General Hispanics in Philanthropy San Francisco $ 60,000 Support Intercommunity Child Guidance Center Whittier 50th Anniversary Gala $ 10,000 Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, Inc. San Francisco Team in Training 2008 Spring Season $ 25,000 CancerPACT - Los Angeles (Cancer Patients' Alliance for Clinical Lorenzen Cancer Foundation Pacific Grove $ 40,000 Trials), Park to Park 10 Miler Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) Organization Name City Project Title Amount Magic Johnson Foundation, Inc. Beverly Hills Children's Mardi Gras $ 10,000 Nancy Davis Foundation for Multiple Sclerosis Los Angeles The 15th Annual Race to Erase MS $ 25,000 National Association for Latino Elected and Los Angeles 24th Annual Conference $ 25,000 Appointed Officials Educational Fund National Latina Business Women Association Orange 2nd Annual "Helping Build the Latina Business Women" Conference $ 15,000 Odyssey, Inc. Chico Bikes for Tikes $ 18,000 Out and Equal Workplace Summit: a United Vision - Leveraging Our Out and Equal Workplace Advocates San Francisco $ 10,000 Diverse Human Capital Pacific Council on International Policy Los Angeles General Support $ 2,500 Project H.E.A.L.T.H.Y: Helping Elderly Adult Latinos Toward Healthy Partners in Care Foundation San Fernando $ 25,000 Years Santa Clara University Santa Clara General Support $ 2,500 Promoting Healthy Diet and Exercise for African American Breast Sisters Network, San Francisco Chapter San Francisco $ 5,000 Cancer Survivors El Club de Salud - Depression, Diabetes and other Serious Chronic St. Joseph Hospital of Orange Orange $ 25,000 Disease Students Run America Reseda General Support $ 45,000 Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Los Angeles Pasadena Fashion for the Cure $ 25,000 Affiliate Educating Primary Care Providers on Family Care of Diabetes for University of California, Los Angeles Los Angeles $ 25,000 Older Latino Patients University of California, San Diego San Diego 2nd Annual Healthy Heart Expo $ 5,000 University of Southern California Los Angeles General Support $ 2,500 Valley Community Clinic North Hollywood Healthy Fun Families Program $ 30,000 Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED) Organization Name City Project Title Amount Ventura County Medical Association Obesity Prevention Physician Ventura County Medical Association Camarillo $ 7,500 and Patient Educational Handbook YMCA of Orange County, Community Services Santa Ana Kids Fit by Design $ 25,000 Branch 37 grants in California $1,500 and over Total $ 779,800 Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State COLORADO Organization Name City Project Title Amount American Transplant Foundation Denver Summit for Life $ 2,500 Aspen Center for Integral Health Aspen Aspen Good Life Fest $ 10,000 Catholic Health Initiatives Colorado Colorado Springs Automated External Defibrillators for Colorado $ 34,500 Foundation/Centura Health Center for African American Health Denver General Support $ 2,000 Clinica Tepeyac Denver Obesity-Related Services $ 50,000 The Colorado Culture of Health: A Business Approach to Cutting the Colorado Business Group on Health Denver $ 7,500 Fat National Sports Center for the Disabled, Inc. Denver General Support $ 31,000 Rocky Mountain Youth Medical and Nursing Denver Rocky Mountain Youth Clinic's Weight Management Clinic $ 25,000 Consultants, Inc. Special Olympics Colorado Denver Gatsby in the Park $ 5,000 St. Anthony Health Foundation Denver Diabetes Education and Outreach $ 25,000 Steadman Hawkins Research Foundation Vail Aetna Hall of Champions at the Vail Valley Medical Center $ 40,000 University of Colorado at Denver and Health Improving Comprehension of Discharge Instructions in Patients with Aurora $ 100,000 Sciences Center Limited Health Literacy Urban Peak Denver Denver Young Adults in Crisis $ 10,000 13 grants in Colorado $1,500 and over Total $ 342,500 Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State CONNECTICUT Organization Name City Project Title Amount Alcohol and Drug Recovery Centers, Inc. Hartford Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser $ 1,800 Voicing the Racial and Ethnic Disparities of Brazilians in the Health Alianca Brasileira nos Estados Unidos Hartford $ 12,550 Care System in Hartford, CT; General Support Almada Lodge - Times Farm Camp Corporation Andover Channel 3 Kids Camp Enrichment Programs $ 5,000 American Cancer Society, Inc. Meriden Hoops for Hope, Making Strides Against Breast Cancer $ 62,500 American Diabetes Association, Inc. Middletown 13th Annual Hall of Merit Gala $ 15,000 American Heart Association Wallingford 2007 and 2008 Go Red for Women Luncheons $ 60,000 American Liver Foundation North Haven Football Walk for Liver Wellness 2007 $ 5,205 American Lung Association of CT, Inc. East Hartford 2007 Blow the Whistle on Asthma Walk $ 5,000 American National Red Cross Farmington 2007 Benefit Gala - Paint the Town Red $ 5,000 American School for the Deaf West Hartford Technology Center, 190th Anniversary Dinner $ 10,500 Amistad Center for Art and Culture, Inc. Hartford Artist in Residence Program, Gala Event, General Support $ 320,950 Ancient Burying Ground Association, Inc. Hartford High School Essay Contest $ 1,500 Antiquarian and Landmarks Society, Inc. Hartford Butler-McCook House and Garden's Youth Employment Program $ 2,500 ARTFARM, Inc. Middletown Shakespeare in the Grove $ 2,500 Artists Collective, Inc. Hartford Live Auction Item $ 2,500 Artworks Gallery, Inc. Hartford The Roger L. Crossgrove Second Annual Student Exhibition $ 2,500 Asylum Hill Boys and Girls Club Hartford Super Fit Healthy All-Stars Program $ 20,000 Asylum Hill Congregational Church Hartford 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 Asylum Hill Arts Series $ 10,000 Aetna Corporate Public Involvement and Aetna Foundation 2007 Grant List - By State CONNECTICUT (CONTINUED) Organization Name City Project Title Amount Avery Heights Hartford 50th Anniversary Celebration $ 5,000 Ballet Theatre Company West Hartford Children's Enrichment Workshops, Performance Sponsorship $ 2,500 Bloomfield High School Bloomfield Rosanna Davis Enrichment Fund $ 10,000 Boys and Girls Clubs of Hartford Hartford Charity Concert $ 7,500 Bushnell Park Foundation, Inc. Hartford Summer Solstice Party in the Park $ 1,500 Business Industry Foundation of Middlesex Middletown Side Street to Main Street $ 60,000 County, Inc. Camp Courant, Inc. Hartford Healthy Choices $ 4,500 Capital Community College Foundation, Inc. Hartford Changing Lives Gala $ 2,500 Capital Workforce Partners, Inc. Hartford Career Connections $ 15,000 Catholic Charities Archdiocese of Hartford Hartford Malta House of Care Mobile Health Clinic for the Uninsured $ 25,000 Catholic Charities of Fairfield County, Inc. Bridgeport Catholic Charities Aetna Golf Classic $ 10,000 2007 Cedar Hill Cemetery Tours and Events, Colt's Home for the Cedar Hill Cemetery Foundation, Inc. Hartford $ 10,400 Holidays, General Support Center for Children's Advocacy Hartford Medical Legal Partnership Project $ 15,000 Center for Urban Research, Education and Summer School Academic Tutorial, Enrichment/Recreational Hartford $ 5,000 Training, Inc. Program Central Area Health Education Center, Inc. Hartford "Careers for the Future" Summer Medical Camp $ 5,000 Charter Oak Temple Restoration Association, Hartford Fifth Annual Gala and Vision Awards Dinner $ 10,000
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