our mission
“Engage the passion of the Woodard & Curran community to support nonprofit organizations that protect our water and environment.”
In 2010, the employees of Woodard & Curran, Inc. established the Foundation as 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. With gratitude for the generous donation of time and resources from “Inc.” employees, the firm itself, corporations, and individuals, we are moving into our second decade, proudly supporting environmental nonprofit organizations across the country.
Our expertise drives results.
Thanks to the professional talents and personal passions the people of Woodard & Curran Inc. bring to the Foundation, we are uniquely positioned to identify, evaluate, and support projects focused on solving environmental problems. We have the technical expertise and professional network to maximize their potential for success.
We are proud that the September/October 2018 issue of Engineering Inc. features a comprehensive article on Woodard & Curran Foundation. Read about how our the impact of our funding from the grant recipients themselves and learn more about our philosophy to give away as much money as possible to organizations committed to a healthier world.
“We’re more than just a source of financial support. We’re people living what we believe in – sustainable solutions today so that future generations inherit a healthy planet.”
since our founding, we have Committed over $1 million to 70 nonprofit organizations working to protect our water and environment.
Supported a long-term wastewater treatment solution for a village in Honduras.
Addressed food insecurity issues through support to educate and empower a community tackling the issue of access to healthy food.
Supported upgrades and expansion to important weather stations used for research and STEM education.
Enabled application of advanced technologies to grow, restore, and reseed local bays and estuaries.
Expanded education outreach focused on rainwater capture, composting, water disposal, material reuse and repurpose, and organic gardening techniques.
Support for rain water harvesting in a Guatemalan community of nearly 300 people living in extreme poverty.
Expanded classroom outreach teaching the value of water and conservation methods reaching thousands of teachers, children, and parents.
Increased our annual grant giving by 10 times since our founding in 2010.