Grants

Making an Impact

TOACA Grants

Through the generous support of golfers, sponsors and members, The Exchange Club of Omaha has awarded more than $500,000 in grants to local organizations. The grants support local organizations that are committed to making a difference in the lives of our children, families and community.

Each organization provides programs or projects specifically dedicated to the prevention, intervention and/or treatment of child abuse or neglect. 

We encourage you to read about these amazing organizations below and consider donating your time, talent or treasure to help support their missions.

Application Process

Grants are awarded in the spring. Next year's applications will be available in early 2027 and are reviewed by a committee. 

Contact:

Jim Torres
The Exchange Club of Omaha Foundation Treasurer

Previous Honorees

2026 Grant Recipients

Through the generous support of golfers, sponsors and members, The Exchange Club of Omaha has awarded more than $500,000 in grants to local organizations. The grants support local organizations that are committed to making a difference in the lives of our children, families and community. Each organization provides programs or projects specially dedicated to the prevention, intervention and/or treatment of child abuse or neglect. 

Bikers Against Child Abuse – BACA

Awareness and Child Empowerment


BACA recognizes that children who have experienced abuse deserve to feel safe and supported. Through structured activities and events, the organization provides encouragement, empowerment and a sense of security. By standing alongside children, BACA helps restore confidence and hope. No child has to face fear alone.

Triage Center

Child Savings Institute

The Triage Center at Child Saving Institute provides immediate, coordinated care for children who have experienced abuse or neglect. By bringing medical, mental health, and family advocacy services together in one location, the program reduces trauma and supports timely, child-centered intervention.

Completely Kids

Parents’ Stress Reduction, Mental Health, and Poverty Alleviation

Completely KIDS empowers KIDS, teens, and families through education, life skills, and support services. From after-school programs and teen employment to adult education, weekend food, and mental health services, we create a safe, connected community where everyone can thrive.

Girls, Inc.

Child Abuse Prevention Programming

 

Girls Inc. inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold by providing mentoring, skill-building, and supportive programming. Its evidence-based programs help girls build confidence, academic success, and healthy relationships while navigating the challenges of growing up.

Nebraska Children’s Home Society

Family Bonding Events

Nebraska Children’s Home Society supports children and families through programs that strengthen emotional bonds and resilience. Family bonding events provide meaningful opportunities for connection, stability, and shared experiences that support long-term family well-being.

North Omaha Good News Bears

Saturday Club, Mom Squad, DADS Group

North Omaha Good News Bears provides faith-based mentoring and family support programs that promote positive youth development and parental engagement. Programs like Saturday Club, Mom Squad, and DADS Group foster connection, accountability, and strong community relationships.

Project Harmony

Connections

Project Harmony’s Connections program focuses on child abuse prevention through education, early intervention, and trauma-informed support. The program equips children, families, and professionals with the tools to recognize abuse, respond safely, and promote healing through coordinated community efforts.

Set Me Free Project

Students Against Trafficking/Trafficking Prevention Education

The Set Me Free Project’s Students Against Trafficking program educates and empowers youth to recognize the signs of human trafficking and take action. Through peer-led education and prevention efforts, the program raises awareness, builds advocacy skills, and helps protect vulnerable individuals from exploitation.

Visiting Nurses Association

Parenting Support Programs – Growing Great Kids


Growing Great Kids recognizes that strong families are the foundation of healthy communities. Through evidence-based education and supportive services, the program helps caregivers strengthen parenting skills and nurture positive child development. By meeting families in their homes and communities, Growing Great Kids promotes stability and resilience. Strong families create brighter futures.

Five-Year Grant Recipients (Year 4 of 5)

Project Harmony

Darkness to Light

Darkness to Light recognizes that preventing child sexual abuse begins with informed adults. Through education and training, the program equips communities to recognize, prevent and respond appropriately to abuse. By empowering individuals with knowledge, Project Harmony helps create safer environments for children. Awareness leads to action.

RESPECT

Educational Theatre Performances and Programs

RESPECT recognizes that education is most effective when it is engaging and relatable. Through interactive theatre performances, youth learn about personal safety, boundaries and respect. By delivering messages through storytelling, RESPECT empowers students to understand their rights and speak up. Education through art creates lasting change.