MAXIMUS Foundation Provides Financial Support to Nonprofit Organizations Serving Disadvantaged Populations

RESTON, Va.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–MAXIMUS (NYSE:MMS), a leading provider of government services worldwide,
announced today that the MAXIMUS
Foundation has distributed approximately $460,000 in grants to 147
nonprofit organizations in 25 states as part of its Spring 2016 grant
cycle.

As the philanthropic arm of MAXIMUS, the Foundation extends the mission
of the Company by identifying and awarding grants to partners with
specialized expertise to deliver results within the same populations and
communities served by the public programs the Company operates. The
MAXIMUS Foundation is completely funded by MAXIMUS and its employees,
and provides grants to local community organizations with programs and
projects in the areas of child and youth development, health and
community development.

The grants were distributed to the following organizations:

Arizona:
Fresh Start Women’s Foundation
Youth On Their
Own

California:
America On Track
CASA of Los Angeles
Covenant
House California
Family Health Centers of San Diego
Foodbank
of Santa Barbara County
Hillsides
Illumination Foundation
Jacobs
& Cushman San Diego Food Bank
Keaton Raphael Memorial
Mariposa
Women & Family Center
Monarch School Project
Positive
Resource Center
Project Dignity
United Cerebral Palsy
Association of Greater Sacramento
United Through Reading
Volunteers
of America- Northern California & Northern Nevada

Colorado:
Colorado Youth for a Change
Hope House of
Colorado

Connecticut:
Main Street Community Foundation, Inc.
Special
Olympics Connecticut, Inc.

District of Columbia:
Alexander Graham Bell Association For
The Deaf And Hard Of Hearing
Boys Town Washington DC
Bright
Beginnings, Inc.
Christ House
DC Youth Orchestra Program
(DCYOP)
Friends of Fort Dupont Ice Arena
LIFT, Inc.
Mary’s
Center for Maternal & Child Care, Inc.
National Association of
Women Judges
Reading Partners
The Fishing School, Inc.
The
Ndarakwai Experience Foundation
The Salvation Army National Capital
Area Command
Washington DC Jewish Community Center

Florida:
Abilities, Inc. of Florida
Coalition for the
Homeless of Central Florida
New Horizons of Southwest Florida
Our
Kids of Miami-Dade Monroe, Inc.

Georgia:
Bobby Dodd Institute
Partnership Against
Domestic Violence
Scottsdale Child Development & Family Resource
Center

Illinois:
Countryside Association for People with
Disabilities, Inc.
Envision Unlimited
Erie Neighborhood House
Inner-City
Computer Stars Foundation
Lawrence Hall Youth Services
Midtown
Educational Foundation
Sarah’s Circle
Shelter, Inc.
The
Chicago Lighthouse for People Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired

Indiana:
Noble, Inc.
Northeast Indiana Positive
Resource Connection, Inc.

Kansas:
The Center for Learning Tree Institute
Topeka
Civic Theatre & Academy

Maryland:
A Wider Circle, Inc.
Glen Echo Park
Partnership for Arts and Culture
Habitat for Humanity Metro Maryland
KEEN
Greater DC
Mobile Medical Care, Inc.
Moveable Feast
Team
River Runner
The Arc Prince George’s County

Massachusetts:
826 Boston
Cradles to Crayons
Horace
Mann Educational Associates, Inc.
Housing Families, Inc.
Hyde
Square Task Force
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest
Massachusetts
Adoption Resource Exchange
Massachusetts Alliance on Teen Pregnancy
Raw
Art Works, Inc.
Roca, Inc.
Sociedad Latina, Inc.
Union
Capital Boston, Inc.
United Way of Tri-County
Windrush Farm
Therapeutic Equitation, Inc.

Michigan:
Community HealthCare Connections
Scleroderma
Foundation Michigan Chapter

Nebraska:
Omaha Home for Boys

Missouri:
Logos School

New Jersey:
Camden City Garden Club/Camden Children’s Garden
New
Jersey Community Development Corporation

New York:
Abraham House
Bailey House, Inc.
Capital
District Women’s Employment & Resource Center (WERC)
Catholic
Charities of Livingston County
Center for Alternative Sentencing
and Employment Services
Center for Court Innovation/Fund for the
City of New York
Coalition for the Homeless, Inc.
Community
Solutions International, Inc.
Community-Word Project, Inc.
Harlem
Educational Activities Fund, Inc.
New York Common Pantry
Reach
Out and Read of Greater New York
South Bronx Educational Foundation
St.
Catherine’s Center for Children
The Children’s Village, Inc.
The
New York Foundling Hospital
Women’s Prison Association

North Carolina:
Religious Community Services
Chatham
Outreach Alliance, Inc.
Sandhills/Moore Coalition

Oklahoma:
YWCA Oklahoma City

Pennsylvania:
Central Pennsylvania Food Bank
Kids Smiles
Retired
Senior Volunteer Program of Montgomery County, PA
United
Neighborhood Centers of Northeastern Pennsylvania

South Carolina:
Palmetto Project/BEGIN WITH BOOKS
Our
Lady of Mercy Community Outreach Services, Inc.

Tennessee:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee

Texas:
Any Baby Can of San Antonio, Inc.
Association
for Independent Living
Child Advocates, Inc.
High Sky
Children’s Ranch
Housing Crisis Center
Interfaith Housing
Coalition
Irving Cares, Inc.
Lubbock Children’s Health Clinic
People’s
Community Clinic, Inc.
Transplant Association of Texas dba
Transplants for Children
UnLtd USA
Voices for Children of San
Antonio Community Research Center
Wings of Hope Equitherapy

Vermont:
Committee on Temporary Shelter
Spectrum Youth
and Family Services

Virginia:
A Place To Be
All Ages Read Together
Best
Buddies International
Carpenter’s Shelter
Child & Family
Services of Eastern Virginia, Inc. dba The Up Center
ChildSavers
Fairfax
Library Foundation
Fauquier Habitat for Humanity
Greater
Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc. (WETA)
Habitat
for Humanity of Winchester-Frederick County
Herndon-Reston FISH,
Inc.
Light House Studio
Loudoun Literacy Council
Our
Daily Bread, Inc.
Presbyterian Homes & Family Services, Inc.
Shelter
House, Inc.
The Arc of Northern Virginia
United Community
Ministries
United Methodist Community Outreach Program of Roanoke

Wisconsin:
ArtWorks for Milwaukee
Pathfinders

In 2015, MAXIMUS
Foundation UK was established and awarded 23 grants to nonprofits.

About MAXIMUS

MAXIMUS is a leading operator of government health and human services
programs in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and
Saudi Arabia. The Company delivers business process services to improve
the cost effectiveness, efficiency and quality of government-sponsored
benefit programs, such as the Affordable Care Act, Medicaid, Medicare,
Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), Health Insurance BC (British
Columbia), as well as welfare-to-work and child support programs around
the globe. The Company’s primary customer base includes federal,
provincial, state, county and municipal governments. Operating under its
founding mission of Helping Government Serve the People^®,
MAXIMUS has more than 16,000 employees worldwide. For more information,
visit maximus.com.

Contacts

MAXIMUS
Lisa Miles, 703-251-8637
lisamiles@maximus.com