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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF THE BAY AREA
IIBA is a non-profit organization that provides high-quality low-cost legal immigration services to community members who need them most. This past year we helped nearly 10,000 individuals and their families with applications for citizenship, work authorization, adjustment of status, as well as with a host of other services. Generous donations from individuals, in addition to grants from private foundations and government agencies, allow IIBA to provide assistance for free or on a sliding-fee-scale based on income to many who might not otherwise be able to afford the services they need.
San Francisco, California
Compassion International, Inc.
Releasing children from poverty in Jesus' name.
Colorado Springs, Colorado
ON ANGELS WINGS INC
Pet rescue which operates a thrift store to help support rescue efforts
Crystal Lake, Illinois
Axis
We give live presentations to students across the country about ideas having consequences, media, and technology. We resource parents, teachers, school administrators, and church leaders with in person training as well as online content.
Colorado springs, Colorado
Recovery for Life
Recovery for Life is an educational program that works! Our chief goal is to help YOU work through the struggles you are presently facing. Our programs are both practical and affordable.
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Durham Literacy Center
The Durham Literacy Center helps adults meet their life goals by offering learner-centered educational opportunities.
DURHAM, North Carolina
TEEN LIFELINE INC
AZ teens in crisis call 602-248-8336. Outside of AZ, call 1-877-YOUTHLINE. This page is not monitored 24/7 & is not intended for crisis intervention.
Phoenix, ArizonaCHILDRENS VILLAGE
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
COLORADO SAFETY ASSOCIATION
As a trusted source of training information Colorado Safety Association helps people stay safe at work and home through forward-thinking education and training.
Denver, Colorado
CHARLIE E & MINNIE P HENDRIX FOUNDATION FOR CHRONIC ILLNESS AWA
The Charlie E. & Minnie P. Hendrix Foundation for Chronic Illness is dedicated to empowering individuals and families affected by chronic illnesses through education, advocacy, and compassionate support. Our mission is to improve quality of life by promoting health literacy, increasing access to vital resources, and fostering a community of understanding, resilience, and hope.
Ferndale, Michigan
Center for Student Opportunity
There’s something special about being the first…especially being among the first in your family to attend and graduate from college. That’s where Center for Student Opportunity (CSO) comes in. CSO is a national nonprofit based in Bethesda, Md. that works to empower first-generation college students on the path to and through college. We define “first-generation college student” as anyone whose parents or guardians have not completed a four-year college degree.We know that for students who don’t have a family history of higher education, being the first to go to college requires support and encouragement sometimes not found at home, in school, or in the community.
Bethesda, MarylandNYCMedics
NYC Medics’ two-pronged approach towards disaster focuses on both pre and post disaster impacts. Our primary focus has been responding to disasters and treating those affected in hard to reach areas. This is accomplished through our network of committed volunteer medical personnel, willing to deploy within hours of being contacted. In our training program in Kenya we are working with local government officials and organizations to build a sustainable, well trained work force in pre-hospital care, incorporating fire services cross training in basic first aid. By teaching and certifying a greater number of personnel in pre-hospital care, we hope to increase access to the healthcare system and provide basic life saving measures to those who currently lack access to these services.
New York, New York