To bring together the resources of the community to supplement and enhance student achievement.

Eocf offers a wide range of critical services to low-income children and families, including early childhood education, comprehensive health, mental health, nutrition, disabilities, physical and developmental assessments and support to families through case management, training and parent education.

Transportation programs to the elderly, low income, socially isolated and those with a disability.

Providing an array of services that meet the needs of disabled and other vulnerable populations.

International missionary work

Clark college foundation exists to provide funding for facilities, programs, and student needs at clark college. in order to maintain clark's excellence, the foundation seeks private funding to supplement government support; maximize student access to education programs and services; and to cultivate community, business, and governmental partnerships for the benefit of the college.

Programs for children; strengthen school and community relationships

To solicit charitable donations of food, supplies, and money, which in turn are given to the clark county food bank to be used for providing food to needy individuals within the community.

To provide funding for kids & families in need through non-profit organizations that focus on basic needs, education, abuse, after school programs, hunger and giving people opportunities in life.

Provide opportunities to learn the discipline and sport of rowing.

Workforce development