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We would like to recognize and thank all of our generous sponsors that make our work possible!
GEM Project Dayton is made possible because of the generous donations given by organizations like yours and people like you. We are a team of volunteers, so 100% of your donation will go to our work in fighting suicide here in Dayton.
If you are interested in donating as an individual or sponsoring GEM Project Dayton as an organization, please click here to visit our sponsors and donors page to learn about how to become a donor or a sponsor and learn about what your donation or sponsorship will do to fight suicide in the Dayton are.
The GEM Project
Meet Our Sponsors
2021 - 2022 Artwork by Toni, Grade 12
2024 - 2025 Supporting Organizations
The Dayton Foundation is the region's largest community foundation that has been helping people locally and around the world since 1921 to make our region a better place to live, now and in the future.
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https://www.daytonfoundation.org
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Culture Works is the funding, advocacy, and service organization that passionately inspires, supports, and sustains arts and culture in the Dayton Region. As the united arts fund and arts service agency for the Dayton Region, Culture Works believes that creating and maintaining a vibrant and attractive community filled with quality arts brings measurable and immeasurable value to our citizens.
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NAMI-Montgomery County is dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with mental illness and their families through support, education and advocacy.
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Located in Centerville, TJ's Place of Hope is a safe house for teens and young adults to gather in a confidential environment for recovery from addiction or other destructive behaviors.
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The Montgomery County Arts and Cultural District (MCACD) supports, nurtures, and encourages the development and preservation of arts and culture throughout Montgomery County, primarily by funding arts and cultural organizations and institutions.
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Crayons to Classrooms is committed to providing those tools to at-risk children in the Greater Dayton Region, including Clark, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, and Warren counties. Our committed collaboration between business leaders, individual donors and volunteers helps to assure equal access for students in our community and fuel their love of learning.
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2024 - 25 Diamond Level Sponsor
At its inception Cones for a Cause was born out of a desire to provide impactful contributions to local non-profit organizations where a smaller donation would make a difference. Encouraging guests at Old Scratch to make donations, by way of soft serve ice cream, we can leverage community support to increase the impact of those small organizations. 100% of guest donations fund micro-grants to local non-profit organizations.
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Anthony and Chris Grant created Jay's Light in honor of their daughter Jayda to shine her light by helping families impacted by depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation. Their mission is to help save lives, promote mental wellness, and eliminate the stigma through education, awareness, and community support for children and young adults impacted by mental illness. They partner with and support local agencies that promote mental wellness and suicide prevention among teenagers and young adults.
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2024 - 25 Ruby Level Sponsors
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST) Trainers Leigh Ann Fulford & Sallie Wilson Luther provide a variety of suicide prevention and awareness programs in the community.
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The Kawai Family Foundation is charitable fund focused on supporting community organizations that make a difference in the Dayton area.
2024 - 25 Sapphire Level Sponsors
Bob Eling and Laura Enzbrenner are a couple committed to making Dayton and the world at large a better place for future generations.
Dayton Children’s is a parenting partner, care champion, and inspiring innovator for families seeking healthcare for their children.
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A counseling center that offers therapy to assist those who are hurting, dissatisfied, or unsure about how to move forward in their lives.
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Spike the Stigma, MENd the mind is a volleyball tournament held annually in Columbus to bring awareness to men's mental health in honor of Alex Wilhelm, a graduate of Bellbrook High School, who unexpectedly died by suicide.
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2024 - 25 Emerald Level Sponsors
Get Dressed! is a boutique for fashion-minded and well-traveled women located in the Shops of Oakwood.
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What started in living rooms and attics over 30 years ago has evolved into a FUNdraising phenomenon that has raised over $2,000,000 for charities all over the USA. Known throughout Ohio as the Rubi Girls, this dynamic, close-knit troupe of professionals has been performing since the late 1980’s.
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The purpose of the Women of Fairmont is to nurture faith through prayer, Bible study, fellowship and service to the community, both locally and nationwide.
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https://fairmontchurch.org/women-of-fairmont/
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