KID CARE LOS ANGELES, INC. Thanks for helping us feed hungry kids!
When you buy books and software from Health Information Press (HIP), you're also helping to end hunger among the children of America. PMIC, the parent company of HIP, is the major corporate sponsor of Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc., a non-profit organization which funds feeding programs for small children. A portion of the profits from every order we receive is donated to the organization.
Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. was founded in August 1994 by James B. Davis and other individuals concerned about hunger among small children in the community and the lack of private programs to meet the need. The organization provides restricted annual grants to qualified local charities.
To qualify for a grant, the local charity must guarantee that the donated funds will be used solely for the purpose of feeding children. As of December 2004, PMIC has donated over $650,000.00 to the organization. Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. is not part of any other agency and is funded completely by the private sector.
Organizations Issued Grants 2001-2004
Americares Foundation (Tsunami relief)
A Place Called Home
Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund (for children of our soldiers killed in Iraq)
International Committee of the Red Cross (CRC) (for the children of Iraq)
Kid's Cafe
Kid Care Houston
Los Angeles Regional Foodbank
Mother's Club Community Center
Para Los Ninos
Project Angel Food
The Oasis
The Sheepfold
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (for children of our soldiers killed in Iraq)
U.S. Fund for UNICEF (for the children of Iraq, Tsunami relief)
World Vision (Tsunami relief)
Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. qualifies as a 501(c)(3) company under IRS rules and as such all donations are tax deductible.
Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. was founded in August 1994 by James B. Davis and other individuals concerned about hunger among small children in the community and the lack of private programs to meet the need. The organization provides restricted annual grants to qualified local charities.
To qualify for a grant, the local charity must guarantee that the donated funds will be used solely for the purpose of feeding children. As of December 2004, PMIC has donated over $650,000.00 to the organization. Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. is not part of any other agency and is funded completely by the private sector.
Organizations Issued Grants 2001-2004
Americares Foundation (Tsunami relief)
A Place Called Home
Freedom Alliance Scholarship Fund (for children of our soldiers killed in Iraq)
International Committee of the Red Cross (CRC) (for the children of Iraq)
Kid's Cafe
Kid Care Houston
Los Angeles Regional Foodbank
Mother's Club Community Center
Para Los Ninos
Project Angel Food
The Oasis
The Sheepfold
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society (for children of our soldiers killed in Iraq)
U.S. Fund for UNICEF (for the children of Iraq, Tsunami relief)
World Vision (Tsunami relief)
Kid Care Los Angeles, Inc. qualifies as a 501(c)(3) company under IRS rules and as such all donations are tax deductible.
