The Cardinal Kids Palliative Care Program is a program created by Carolina Caring for children between birth and young adult who are suffering from a serious illness. Carolina Caring’s Cardinal Kids Palliative Care Program was recently able to expand to … Continued
A few limited tickets are still available for the 2021 Farm to Bay event on Saturday, Aug 7! We’re looking forward to this special event from Living Coast Discovery Center, one of The JEM Project grant recipients & partners. Enjoy … Continued
The JEM Project is very pleased to support our local Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Diego County as a grant recipient of our 2021 spring cycle. Did you know that BBBS matches consistently spend more one-on-one time together than … Continued
The JEM Project was thrilled to partner with Pilgrims’ Inn, a wonderful organization in Rock Hill, South Carolina. Pilgrims’ Inn provides assistance to the community through their women and children’s homeless and domestic violence shelter, transitional housing, food pantry, and … Continued
The JEM Project is pleased to partner with The Isabella Santos Foundation to support a new pediatric oncology research laboratory. This lab in Charlotte, NC – the only one of its kind in the region – will play a vital … Continued
The JEM Project is pleased to partner with MANA de San Diego, an organization whose mission is to empower Latinas through education, leadership development, community service and advocacy. With over 500 members engaged in fulfilling our mission, MANA de San … Continued
The JEM Project is pleased to support Living Coast Discovery Center, a Chula Vista organization that inspires the community to connect with and care for our coastal environment. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The Living Coast has temporarily closed, but that … Continued
Today was a great day as The JEM Project announced a grant to The Cool Kids Campaign to support additional tutors for children battling cancer. The Cool Kids Campaign is devoted to improving the quality of life for pediatric oncology … Continued
The JEM Project is very pleased to support Free to Thrive SD and its program for survivors of trafficking, which opens doors to opportunity and independence by clearing criminal convictions connected to their exploitation through CA’s criminal vacatur law.
Every child deserves a sound beginning. The JEM Project has given a $50,000 grant to the Charlotte Speech and Hearing Center to support the Sound Beginnings Program. For more information on this program see below.