Our charitable giving philosophy is that we at American Handforge acknowledge our responsibility as a good corporate citizen to contribute back to our communities. We are privileged to be able to support the following charities and organizations.

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• The Irvine Animal Care Center (Corporate Sponsor) is a progressive and innovative municipal animal shelter.  All animals in their care receive veterinary care, high-quality food, soft bedding and daily socialization.
• Village of Hope Sponsor Located on a decommissioned Tustin military base, the Village of Hope is a 192-bed transitional housing program for homeless men, women and children providing Spiritual and Personal Development; Case Management and Counseling Services; Parenting and Child Enrichment Center; Medical and Dental Care; Food Service and Dining and much more.
• "Mammograms in Action" (Corporate Underwriter) Providing mammograms for cancer prevention to women and men who are under insured or have no insurance.
• Homeless Outreach (Sponsor) This outreach provides the appropriate level of services to support housing stabilization and retention that help homeless individuals make the transition to permanent housing and independent living.
• HOPE (Sponsor) This organization is dedicated to changing lives in a developing world.
• Safety Harbor Kids (sponsor) This charity supports the homeless children in Malibu, CA
• The HERO Club (sponsor) Hero Clubs can help children with illnesses, disaster victims, military families, the elderly, and others with a wish. The Wish upon a Hero Foundation and its Hero Clubs provide assistance with: food, housing, healthcare, pet, educational, and other basic needs.
• Lowell Joint Education Foundation (Golf Tournament sponsor) La Habra School District
• Feed the Children (sponsor) This organization distributes food and other supplies to children in need and their families throughout the United States and around the world.
• Parent Child Resource Center, Connecticut (Tee Sponsor) for the “Fore The Children Golf Tournament.” The Center serves more than 1,200 children, many who suffer from serious behavioral and emotional problems, including trauma, abuse and neglect.
• San Bernardino Soccer League (uniform sponsor)