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CHANGE A DESTINY
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
OGDEN, UtahCASPER HUMANE SOCIETY
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CASPER, Wyoming
California Homeschool Network
California Homeschool Network is an inclusive, statewide homeschooling organization serving families across a diverse spectrum of homeschooling styles and philosophies. California Homeschool Network exists to protect the fundamental right of the family to educate its children in the manner it deems appropriate without regulation or interference by federal, state, or local agencies. California Homeschool Network monitors and responds to legislation which may pose a threat to homeschooling, and to this end, maintains a dialog with local, state, and national homeschooling organizations. California Homeschool Network serves to inform and empower homeschooling families, educate the public, and foster community among home educators in the state of California.
Monrovia, CaliforniaVILLAGES IN PARTNERSHIP INC
OUR MISSION is to build partnerships between villages in the developed world and villages in Malawi to bring about life-changing development for all.
ALLENTOWN, New Jersey
WORLDWIDE ENDEAVORS
Worldwide Endeavors (WWE) is a non-profit charitable organization established to help the less fortunate help themselves. Our goal is to help others improve their situations in a way that is self-sustaining. Currently , we are assisting projects in 4 countries: Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, and Zimbabwe. All current projects are Primary Schools (US grades K – 7) WWE has a Board of Directors that reviews applications for new projects and oversees all current projects and the management of the organization. Each project is represented by a Board member who serves as the U.S. Project Director for monitoring, fundraising, and reporting to the Board. Donations to Worldwide Endeavors should be directed to specific projects. Contributions are tax deductible under the U.S. IRS tax code, section 501(c) (3). World Wide Endeavors Mission Statement (Mar 2014) Our Vision (Why we do what we do) We believe in the fundamental worth of all human beings and the importance of each person achieving his or her full potential, no matter what their circumstances. Our Mission (What we do) We help the less fortunate help themselves, with a specific focus on education and health. Our Approach (How we do what we do) We respect our partners and listen to their goals. We work together and develop local leaders for sustainable projects. We raise money to achieve agreed upon goals, make periodic visits, provide technical assistance, evaluate milestones, and require high levels of accountability.
Durham, North Carolina
SOTENI International
All of us, together working to reduce the incidence of AIDS by empowering vulnerable communities to develop sustainable interventions. We cultivate local leadership, educate those most at risk, and identify best practices to share around the world.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tampa Bay Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Inc
“Cultivate Hispanic businesses for the benefit of the economic development of Tampa and its communities.”
Tampa, Florida
Labouré Society
The Labouré Society exists to provide financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals who must resolve education loans in order to pursue a vocation to the priesthood and/or religious life in the Catholic Church.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Canopy Center, INC
Canopy Center is a non-profit that works with children who have been abused or neglected in Dane and surrounding counties.
Madison, Wisconsin
Multisensory Reading Centers of PR
Provide access to effective literacy instruction for struggling readers, particularly students with language-based learning disabilities.
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Ankora Ministry Ltd
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Two01 Basketball Academy, Inc.
We are a Non Profit 501C(3) basketball academy geared to the mentorship of youth based in Harlem. Our widespread goal is to develop youth of Harlem through the sport of basketball and mentoring.
Brooklyn, New York