Abigail S. Wexner

Operates non-profit network of college-preparatory, public charter schools educating elementary, middle and high school students

Operates as a non-profit provides membership-based CEO organization

Columbus Jewish Federation is a central organization dedicated to enriching and sustaining Jewish life in Columbus and beyond. The non-profit company is based in Columbus, OH. It raises funds annually to support local Jewish agencies, community security, and initiatives combating antisemitism and hate, allocating resources for agency support and security efforts. The organization offers a broad spectrum of programs serving all ages, including children’s initiatives, youth philanthropy programs, young adult engagement, and leadership development. It provides scholarships, experience grants, summer camps, and cultural events, and emphasizes inclusion, advocacy, and care for vulnerable populations such as aging adults and Holocaust survivors. Through partnerships with local and Jewish organizations, it supports education, social justice, arts, and community security, aiming to build a vibrant, inclusive, and secure Jewish future in central Ohio and strengthen ties with Jewish communities worldwide.

Operates children's hospitals

Provides healthcare services

Columbus Downtown Development Corp. operates as a non-profit development corporation. its projects include Columbus Commons, Lazarus Building, Scioto Mile, and The Peninsula. The company was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Columbus, OH.

Functions as a College/University

Provides cancer research services for charity

Operates as private investment company

KIPP Columbus is a public, tuition-free K-12 educational organization located on a secure, 150+ acre campus in northeast Columbus. KIPP Columbus emphasizes high academic expectations, individualized student support, and a community focused on college and career readiness. The private company is based in Columbus, OH. It serves approximately 2,500 students across primary, elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as the KIPP Forward program. The organization is part of a national network of schools and offers state-of-the-art facilities including an environmental STEM center and an athletics and wellness complex. The high school requires 20.5 credits, state test competency, and diploma seals for graduation, and offers AP courses, college credit plus, ACT prep, financial literacy, internships, and early career exposure. The KIPP Forward program provides personalized guidance and ongoing support for postsecondary goals. Athletics, branded as Jaguar Athletics, offer opportunities in multiple sports for middle and high school students, while younger students participate in sports clinics and camps. The organization is committed to nondiscrimination, provides free and reduced-price meals, and maintains active communication channels and family resources.

Engages in farming of crops