Focus Area

Our community voted and The Rosendin Foundation is continuing to focus our efforts on supporting our community's health: emotional, nutritional, and occupational programs through 2026. This means all financial grants will be used to support healthy communities.

Emotional Health

The Rosendin Foundation understands that community and connectedness are essential to every person’s emotional well-being. By helping to fund critical programs and services that focus on mental and emotional health, we strengthen our communities and their families.

Nutritional Health

Children can’t focus at school with an empty stomach, and adults can’t give their best at work or home when they worry about putting food on the table. Nutritional Health does more than nourish the mind and body – it is essential for immediate and long-term health.

Occupational Health

Safety is one of our core values, and The Rosendin Foundation seeks to fund programs with a strong focus on injury prevention and employee education. By supporting occupational health services, we ensure the safety and well-being of employees in the workplace.  

Who We Support

Impact. Empower. Inspire.

A Farm Less Ordinary's mission is to provide employment, job skills training, and a welcoming community to the intellectual, developmental, and cognitive disability community, a population that has about a 74% unemployment rate. Our food pantry partners are experiencing increased demand, and this grant will enable us to plant 10% more crops next year. A huge thank you to The Rosendin Foundation for all of your generosity."
Greg Masucci, Cofounder/Executive Director
A Farm Less Ordinary
"With the support of this grant, Aster Aging is going to be able to provide 4,000 meals on wheels that we otherwise would not be able to provide in our community. That's 4,000 visits, 4,000 conversations, and 4,000 checkups for hundreds of older adults across the city of Mesa. We are amazed and extremely appreciative for that."
Jacob Newman, Communications and Development Manager
Aster Aging
"The Junior League of Austin is grateful for the support from The Rosendin Foundation. This funding is essential for the success of our signature program FIT-Food In Tummies. The mission of FIT is to promote nutritional health and maximize student potential by providing meals to students who may otherwise go without access to food during the weekend. By using our award to provide these children FIT backpacks full of food to get them through the weekend, we hope to not only keep their bodies nourished and healthy but their minds as well. We want to make sure students are ready to learn when they walk into school on Monday. Thank you for your support of this important work."
Pim Mayo, Grants Chair
The Junior League of Austin

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