Grants We Support
It is our pleasure to introduce to you just a few of the causes that have captured our hearts. As a family, we are honored to serve these organizations, and we are humbled to be a small part of their work. Invest in the mind, the body, and the spirit of humankind, blessing others that they may bless the world.
Way to Serve Ministries
Way 2 Serve’s commitment to the Opelika area struck a chord with members of The Davison Bruce Foundation who grew up and live in the community. Everyone, regardless of age or means, is eligible to serve in this local ministry. When we join together to help those in need, we serve The Lord and strengthen the community.
For more information on Way 2 Serve Ministries, visit theway2serve.org.
Boys and Girls Club of Greater Lee County
The Davison Bruce Foundation is grateful for programs like the Boys & Girls Clubs that teach life skills to middle and high school students. By encouraging young people to do well in school, motivating them to serve their community and charging them to take responsibility for their well-being, Boys & Girls Clubs are preparing youth for real world success.
For more information on Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Lee County visit: bgcleeco.org.
Freedom 21
The Davison Bruce Foundation applauds Freedom 21 for standing up for human rights, especially those of women and children. In His loving care and with the help of Freedom 21, individuals can be empowered to escape this underground crime ring.
For more information on Freedom 21, visit their Facebook page.
Lifeline Children's Services
Members of the Davison Bruce Foundation feel blessed to have been brought up in homes warmed by the love of family and Jesus Christ. We are pleased to support the important work of Lifeline Children’s Services and have been personally impacted by their good work.
For more information on Lifeline, visit: lifelinechild.org.
Seeds of Hope International Partnerships
SHIP is currently serving the continent of Africa by investing in the villages of Zambia. The Davison Bruce Foundation is honored to support this organization who has a global vision to make an impact on a people who are stricken with poverty and sickness. The DBF recognizes the work of SHIP as one that enriches the lives of Africans by providing education, knowledge, and skill sets that succeed even the precious gift of clean water. Most of all the DBF longs to see the nations hear the gospel of Christ, which is the heart of SHIP.
To learn more or also support Seeds of Hope International Partnership, visit their website at sohip.org.
Texas Honor Ride
The Davison Bruce Foundation was immediately impressed with the passion, the sincerity, and the love that The Texas Honor Ride has for the men and women of our country. The Texas Honor Ride has personally impacted the lives of the DBF in a tangible way as we had the privilege of joining them on the ride from Houston to San Antonio.
For more information on The Texas Honor Ride, visit www.texashonorride.org.
Harmony House
The Davison Bruce Foundation is grateful for the work that Harmony House does for women and children in the LaGrange area, home to a few DBF members. We believe all women and children deserve to live in an environment that fosters growth, love, and care not fear; therefore, we are honored to support this great organization.
For more information on Harmony House, visit harmonyhousega.org.
Florida Diabetes Camp
A lifelong childhood memory of many DBF members is camp. We are grateful to be able to pass this experience along to many children in the Florida area in this special way.
For more information on the Florida Diabetes Camp, visit www.floridadiabetescamp.org.
Young Life of East Alabama
In many ways, Young Life is a “grass roots” organization. Most of the funds given to Young Life each year come from individuals and organizations who are committed to making a difference in the lives of kids in their communities.
Our hopes, prayers, and vision – The Mission of Young Life
Introducing kids to Jesus Christ and helping them grow in their relationship with him.
What we hope and pray will happen:
Every kid in the East Alabama area deserves the chance to hear about Jesus Christ in ways they can understand and have the opportunity to make a decision concerning what they believe about him before they graduate from high school.
What we want to be about:
Jesus Christ is central to our lives and message
Prayer is our primary strategy for reaching “every kid”
We aim to have intentional and courageous “front lines” relationships with kids. We enter their world.
We are relational in every level of ministry (community, donors, committee, leaders, and kids)
Excellence in all we do. Everything is done as if we are doing it for Jesus (Col. 3:23-24)
Quality ministry happens through faithful, committed, and passionate teams
We strive to be authentic and approachable; to love with no strings attached
Grace is a vital element in our own lives, our dealings with one another, and ministry to kids
For more information on Young Life, visit younglife.org.
Storybook Farm
This specially designed 25 acre facility is located in Opelika, Alabama. Since opening in 2002, hundreds of children from East Central Alabama and West Central Georgia have experienced “Hope on Horseback.”
Thanks to generous community support, our therapeutic programs are offered at no charge. As a 501(c) 3 corporation, all donations are tax deductible.
For more information on Storybook Farm, visit hopeonhorseback.org.
Homes of Hope for Children
The mission of Homes of Hope for Children is to serve children in crisis throughout Mississippi by providing strong, Christian homes to every child that lives on campus while ensuring that each child is loved unconditionally and has their physical, spiritual, and emotional needs met. Children We Will Serve
Our children will come from a variety of economic and ethnic backgrounds. Often, they will have experienced harmful situations and diverse family structures. Many of our children will come from courageous families who simply seek the best for their children. Due to our belief in keeping siblings together, we will serve both boys and girls ages 4-18 years of age.
Children will come to us from one of two ways. We may receive referrals by the state, or we may receive private referrals from community partners or from families themselves. The children that do come to Homes of Hope for Children will not be there because of any wrongdoing on their part but because of their circumstance in life.
We will have a full-time licensed counselor on our campus to provide services to the children and their families. Some children may stay with us for a few months, others a few years. According to statistics in the related foster care system, we can expect about 25% of the children who come to live with us to remain in our care until they graduate high school. One of our services will be working with the children and their families through counseling, with the ultimate goal of uniting the traditional family together when at all possible and only when it is best for the children.
For more information on Homes of Hope for Children, visit hohfc.org.
Blood:Water Mission
We recognize that numbers and statistics are hard to grasp, and that sometimes a step back is necessary to conceptualize the enormity of the HIV/AIDS crisis. Yet we also know that simply standing from a distance with arms thrown in the air is not a solution. We believe in pressing inward, in building relationships and bridges with communities in Africa. We believe in hearing personal stories and walking alongside brothers and sisters who have demonstrated strength and faith in the midst of desperate and tragic situations.
We hold fast to the conviction that we are all responsible for being good stewards of our time, our resources and our compassion in a broken world.
Every person has something to give in return for what has been received.
Please join us on this journey.
For more information on Blood:Water Mission, visit bloodwatermission.com.