Caulder Lamm Alliance for Children, Inc.

The mission of Caulder Lamm Alliance for Children & Youth is to provide assistance to children and teens from impoverished families in the United States and internationally. Assistance may include the following:
• Nourishing Meals
• Clothing
• Shelter
• School Supplies
• Sports related activities
• Higher Learning Scholarships for the Arts
• Other Emergency needs as determined. Caulder Lamm Alliance for Children does not discriminate access to its services, programs or activities on the basis of race, color, religion, s*x, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, legally protected medical conditions including genetic characteristics, s*xual orientation, gender identification, or any other basis protected by local, state, or federal laws. Our overall primary intent is help ALL children and teens in need. Lamm, Caulder Lamm Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit tax-exempt organization. which is committed to providing children and youths everywhere the necessities and the opportunities needed to enrich their lives. Manuel Jackson Lamm, son of Mary Gimenez-Caulder and the late David Lamm, passed away in 1998 from a hiking accident. Our nonprofit was created to honor Manuel and his love of the arts and to help children and youth in need. Deemed “gifted” by the State of California, he was also a talented artist and poet. Manuel displayed compassion for those that are developmentally challenged and as a teenager volunteered at a local school teaching computer skills to students with autism and students with Down syndrome. As a college student, Manuel took sign language courses so that he could also teach the hearing impaired. Manuel loved nature and was an avid hiker, hiking the Grand Canyon and the Appalachian Trail. He had aspirations to teach literature and art. He was completing his undergraduate degree and planned to obtain a Master's Degree up until his passing. Manuel’s nickname was “Leaf” which represents his gentle and free spirit.