Giving back to the communities where we live and work.
Greens Foundation is our dedicated non-profit, built on the belief that the communities where we operate deserve our support. We channel resources into both global and local organizations that make a real difference.
KMG General Hospital, established in 1951 in Balasinor, Gujarat, is a charitable 100-bed healthcare facility serving over 120,000 patients annually in the Mahisagar district of rural India. The hospital provides multi-disciplinary medical services with a dedicated team of over 70 staff members, primarily serving patients from economically disadvantaged communities within a 45 km radius who would otherwise have limited access to healthcare.
The American Red Cross is a leading humanitarian organization in the United States dedicated to providing emergency assistance, disaster relief, and educational programs to communities in need. Through its nationwide network of volunteers and donors, the organization responds to approximately 60,000 disasters annually, offering critical support including shelter, food, and emotional care to those affected by crises.
The Del E. Webb Center for the Performing Arts is a nonprofit performing arts venue located in Wickenburg, Arizona, dedicated to presenting culturally diverse live performances and educational experiences that inspire audiences and transform the community. The center offers a variety of programming including concerts, educational outreach events, student workshops, and community programs such as Camp Imagination and Arts for Kids.
Caring Hand for Children is a Los Angeles-based, 100% volunteer-run nonprofit organization dedicated to helping underprivileged youth in India become self-sufficient through education, vocational training, and specialized programs. Currently supporting over 3,800 children across 17 active projects in 14 cities throughout India, the organization focuses on transforming the lives of street beggars, orphans, and children with disabilities by providing them with safe spaces and pathways to a brighter future.
Sadhana Society for the Mentally Handicapped is a non-profit organization established in 1996 in Hyderabad, Telangana, India, dedicated to the welfare and education of intellectually challenged individuals. The organization operates day-care and residential centers for boys and girls with intellectual disabilities, offering tailor-made educational programs that provide basic life skills and fundamental concepts to help students function as independently as possible. Their projects include a special school, early intervention center, skill development center, rural center, and an old age home.
BAPS Charities is a global nonprofit organization driven by thousands of volunteers who embody the "Spirit of Service" through charitable activities across the United States and around the world. The organization focuses on community service initiatives including health awareness programs, food bank donations, blood drives, disaster relief, educational scholarships, and medical camps. With centers spanning multiple countries including the U.S., Canada, UK, Australia, India, and several African nations, BAPS Charities partners with institutions worldwide to create stronger communities and promote a more peaceful world.
Surti Leva Patidar Samaj of Southern California is a non-profit organization established in 1981, dedicated to preserving Indian culture and traditions within the Leva Community. The organization hosts regular events for all age groups and provides support during tragic events, having contributed to relief efforts for the Bhuj earthquake, 9/11, and the Haiti earthquake. Based in Downey, California, it stands as one of Southern California's largest non-profit Indian associations.
Inland Empire Community Foundation (IECF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making the Inland Empire region of Southern California a just and generous community for generations to come. With offices in Riverside, San Bernardino, and Palm Desert, IECF manages charitable funds and provides grants and scholarships to support local nonprofits, students, and community initiatives across areas including education equity, climate and environment, and policy engagement.
Arpan Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving humanity by supporting grassroots institutions across India, with a commitment to distributing 100% of collected funds directly to partner organizations without any overhead deductions. The foundation works across multiple focus areas including education for children in urban slums and rural areas, healthcare and rehabilitation for the underprivileged, water conservation, malnutrition reduction, and women empowerment through microfinance and self-help groups.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending hunger in Orange County, California, by providing dignified, equitable, and consistent access to nutritious food. In fiscal year 2025, the organization distributed over 42 million pounds of food to an average of nearly 459,000 people per month through a network of more than 300 partner locations, including food pantries, school programs, and senior centers. As a member of Feeding America, the food bank focuses on serving vulnerable populations—children, working families, college students, and seniors—while also operating its own Harvest Solutions Farm to grow fresh produce locally.
The Riverside University Health System (RUHS) Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in 1989, dedicated to supporting the health and well-being of Riverside County communities. The Foundation connects donors with RUHS's mission to provide compassionate, high-quality care by funding life-saving programs, education, and medical equipment. In 2024 alone, the Foundation raised more than $9.1 million and invested over $6.6 million into the health system.
Telugu Association of Greater Chicago (TAGC) is a non-profit organization founded in 1971 and incorporated in 1978, dedicated to promoting Telugu heritage and culture in the Midwest region. Headquartered in Naperville, Illinois, TAGC has grown from a small group initiative to become one of the oldest and largest Indo-American organizations in the United States, offering community events, youth programs, and cultural activities.
No corporate expenses. No foundation overhead. No salaries. Every dollar goes directly to the causes we support.
Funded by 2% credit card cash back that is used to pay Accounts Payable — turning everyday business into community impact.
Funded by discretionary donations from principals and members of the corporate team.
Used to support local communities and philanthropic organizations where our properties and people are rooted.
Hotel general managers can request Greens Foundation to support local causes — keeping giving close to where it matters.
Greens Group is a privately held real estate development and hotel company built on a strong heritage of deep values. Greens Group has steadily grown its market presence by investing prudently, managing effectively, and operating efficiently. This year, Greens Group will celebrate its 30th year in business and continues to execute its vision of becoming one of the premier real estate developers and operators in America.