Giving back to our community
The people and the communities we serve are our source of strength. We are honored to have the ability to give back, using our success to help sustain and grow opportunities for others. We focus our giving on providing essential needs to disadvantaged people through charities that support education, social and emotional wellness, physical health and professional development.
The Village of Promise takes a two-generation approach to support children and families so they may advance out of poverty. Creating a tailored plan for each family, the organization focuses on educational, social, emotional, physical and professional development goals.
The John Stallworth Foundation awards academic scholarships based primarily on students’ scholarly merit, financial need and leadership to help young people attend a university in Alabama so they may better realize their potential.
The Cap & Gown Project supports underrepresented secondary school students in Huntsville who want to earn a college degree by providing important support during their critical high school years. College tours, standardized test tutoring and additional STEM education opportunities are some of the ways the Cap & Gown Projects helps make college a reality for these students.
First Stop meets homeless individuals where they are and encourages them toward services and support for achieving independent, sustainable living. Programs include outreach into encampments, a day center to support individuals when shelters are closed and a comprehensive case management program.
Huntsville Hospital Foundation
The charitable foundation partner of Huntsville Hospital, Huntsville Hospital Foundation inspires community members, businesses and leaders to support the not-for-profit hospital’s mission to serve the entire community and its health.
The SAM Foundation was created to prevent suicides by equipping the public with the awareness and education that may help them intervene in a suicidal crisis. The organization provides evidencedbased training, reaching community members, corporate groups, educators, first responders and mental health professionals.
The Aum Foundation works with girls in high school who are living in poverty find their pathway to success, whether through college, trade school or the workforce. The program combines mentorship, standardized test preparation, scholarships, enrichment classes and scholarships to pursue its goal of empowering girls to become powerful women.
Raymond James is not affiliated with the above organizations and/or charitable causes.