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1 Applicant Program Name Region of Service Grant Program Grant 2016 Grant Recipients of Edwards Lifesciences Foundation Applicant Program Name Region of Service Grant Program Grant Amount 2FT Prosthetics Mobility Matters: Providing Prosthetic Dominican Republic Community Program $ 10,000 Legs to Underprivileged Diabetic and Trauma-related Amputees in the Dominican Republic Ability Foundation Professional Service Program: Proving US - Utah Community Program $ 5,000 Medical Equipment and Expertise to the Disabled Achievement Institute of Scientific College to Career Readiness STEM US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Studies Program Age Well Senior Services Project Independence: Providing US - California Community Program $ 5,000 support for seniors in OC AIDS Services Foundation of Orange Nutrition Services Program US - California Community Program $ 2,500 County Alliance for Aging Research Leadership Support US - National Community Program $ 35,000 Alzheimer's Disease and Related Expanding Alzheimer’s Orange County US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Disorders Association, Inc. Caregiver Support Services to Latino and Vietnamese Communities American Heart Association - Orange Heart Valve Disease education and US - California Community Program $ 75,000 County screening to underserved American Heart Association - Orange Heart Walk US - California Community Program $ 5,000 County American Heart Association - Utah Healthy For Good US - Utah Community Program $ 50,000 American National Red Cross - Orange American Red Cross Home Fire US - California Community Program $ 12,500 County Campaign and Biomedical Services American National Red Cross - Utah Humanitarian Services and Blood US - Utah Community Program $ 5,000 Drives Angel Flight West Wings Over Southern California US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Arnold Tink House (Ronald McDonald Building Love Project Australia Community Program $ 20,000 House Westmead) Association marCHethon CF Lausanne Support for Cystic Fibrosis Switzerland Community Program $ 5,000 Association of Fundraising National Philanthropy Day US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Professionals Association VivAREA Improving the Conditions for Pediatric France Community Program $ 3,000 Patients and Families in the ICU Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Orange Mentorship Program for At-Risk Youth US - California Community Program $ 5,000 County Boy Scouts of America Science Programs at the Irvine Ranch US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Outdoor Education Center Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach Club STEM Program US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Boys & Girls Club of Santa Ana IMPACT Model US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Boys & Girls Clubs of Cypress Project Learn: STEM Afterschool & US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Summer Program Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Salt Lake Club STEM Program US - Utah Community Program $ 7,500 Boys Hope Girls Hope Where HOPE Lives US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Brigham Young University BYU Global Engineering Outreach US - Utah Community Program $ 5,000 Building Youth Around the World Renewable Energy Project India Community Program $ 1,000 California Nevada District Exchange 2016 Irvine Police Department Awards US - California Community Program $ 1,000 Clubs Charitable Foundation, Inc. Banquet Camp del Corazón Summer Camp for Children with US - California Community Program $ 10,000 Congenital Heart Disease Camp Hobe Summer Camp for Children with Cancer US - Utah Community Program $ 2,500 and their Siblings Camp Kesem Summer Camp for Children of Parents US - California Community Program $ 3,000 with Cancer Casa Juan Bosco Tutoring and Support for At-Risk Puerto Rico Community Program $ 10,000 Children Casa Teresa, Inc. Steps to Independence: Helping US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Women End the Cycle of Poverty and Violence Caterinas Club Feeding the Kids in America US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Centro de Ayuda y Terapia al Niño con Providing Medical Equipment for Puerto Rico Community Program $ 10,000 Impedimento Children in Need Chapman University Adibi Family International Scholarship US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Fund Child Creativity Lab Afterschool Educator STEM US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Professional Development and Materials Program Children's Service Society of Utah Special Needs Adoption Services US - Utah Community Program $ 2,500 CHOC Children's Foundation Children's Heart Reunion Party US - California Community Program $ 15,000 Christmas Box International Support for Abused, Neglected or US - Utah Community Program $ 3,000 Homeless Children Columbia University Medical Center In Support of the Crown Awards US - National Community Program $ 10,000 Comite Cantonal de Deportes y Painting and Clean Up of Sports Center Costa Rica Community Program $ 50,000 Recreacion de Cartago Community Action Partnership of Farm 2 Families and Stanton US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Orange County Community Gardens Community Health Initiative of Orange Healthcare and Social Service Access US - California Community Program $ 2,500 County for Minority and Low-Income Residents Court Appointed Special Advocates of Mentor-Advocate Program US - California Community Program $ 7,500 Orange County Discovery Arts Arts Adventures US - California Community Program $ 2,500 1 Discovery Science Center Hands on Learning: Cardiovascular US - California Community Program $ 15,000 Physiology Doctors of the World Japan Supporting Handicapped, Homeless Japan Community Program $ 10,000 Individuals in Japan Easter Seals of Southern California Train the Trainers Program: Refresh! US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Life Re-Energized health and fitness program for older adults with medical complications El Viento Foundation University Bound: Science, Technology, US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Engineering, Arts and Math Program Estancia Corazón Fondita Corazon: Preventing and Puerto Rico Community Program $ 5,000 Treating HIV/AIDS Families Forward Housing Program for Homeless US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Families in Orange County Family House Sunflower House: for Children and Japan Community Program $ 18,000 Families Fondation Theodora "Giggle Doctors" Switzerland Community Program $ 7,000 Free Wheelchair Mission Wheelchairs for Brazil Brazil Community Program $ 30,000 Fullerton Interfaith Emergency Service Housing and Wrap-Around Services to US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Homeless Families Fundación Puertoriquena Sindrome Early child development health services Puerto Rico Community Program $ 10,000 Down for low income and medically indigent children with Down syndrome Gay & Lesbian Community Services Transitions Health and Wellness US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Center of Orange County Program Girls Incorporated of Orange County Imagine Science US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Giving Children Hope We've Got Your Back: Weekend US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Nutrition Program Feeding Homeless Children and Families Glennwood Housing Foundation Abalone Sponsorship of Paddle A -Thon US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Glennwood Housing Foundation Supportive Housing for Adults with US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Intellectual and Development Disabilities Gold Rush Cure Foundation, Inc. Gold Rush Pots of Gold: Battling US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Childhood Cancer Goodwill Industries of Orange County Assistive Technology Exchange Center: US - California Community Program $ 10,000 Comprehensive Assistive Technology Resource Center Goodwill Industries of Orange County Goodwill's Tierney Center for Veteran US - California Community Program $ 33,333 Services: Workforce Development Programming Guadalupe Center Educational Early Learning Center US - Utah Community Program $ 2,500 Programs, Inc. Habitat for Humanity Costa Rica / Building Hope (Construyendo Costa Rica Community Program $ 5,000 Asociacion Cristiana Habitacional para Esperanza) la Humanidad de Costa Rica Habitat for Humanity of Orange County Santa Ana VI Development Phase 4 US - California Community Program $ 10,000 Hands On Tokyo Children's Homes Regular Program Japan Community Program $ 11,000 Help Me See Campaign to Reduce Cataract China Community Program $ 2,500 Blindness Herzkinder Österreich Teddy House Linz & Vienna Austria Community Program $ 15,000 Hogar Albergue de Ninos Maltratagos Emergency Shelter and Care for Puerto Rico Community Program $ 10,000 de San German Children Hogar Albergue Jesus de Nazaret Emergency Shelter and Care for Puerto Rico Community Program $ 10,000 Children Hogar de Niños Regazo de Paz Total Health and Basic Needs Puerto Rico Community Program $ 5,000 Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership HOBY Southern California Youth US - California Community Program $ 2,500 Leadership Seminar Human Options Residential Shelter Services for Victims US - California Community Program $ 15,000 of Abuse Hummingbird House Supporting children with cardio-vascular Australia Community Program $ 5,000 conditions at Hummingbird House Illumination Foundation Housing Supportive Services US - California Community Program $ 5,000 International Center for Professional Program Sponsorship of the 2016 US - California Community Program $ 10,000 Development Scientist Mentoring & Diversity Program for Medical Technology Irvine Adult Day Health Services Expanding Access to Skilled Nursing US - California Community Program $ 5,000 Care and Community Resources Irvine Children's Fund Irvine Children's Fund Before and
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