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305 8th Street

Our mission, through the power of faith, is to cultivate a special family of diverse disabled adults who are ineligible of receiving state assistance---providing them with a home and opportunities that enable them to grow in their community

Brownsboro, Alabama

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE COUNCIL

The Domestic Violence Council is the only nonprofit organization in Douglas County, Nebraska that unites people, services and systems to end intimate partner violence. Through collective impact, public policy advocacy, community safety assessments, and a training institute for professionals, we work to ensure that every person who reaches out for help will find it.

Omaha, Nebraska

ARC of Martin County, Inc.

Empowering children and adults with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities (I/DD) and other related disabilities to achieve their fullest potential through state-of-the-art residential, vocational, educational, behavioral and other health related programs and services that ensure: • Choices • Opportunities • Advocacy • Family Supports

STUART, Florida

TESSA

Our mission is to help survivors of domestic abuse and sexual assault to achieve safety and well-being while challenging communities to end sexual and family violence. See our Social Media Policy under the Notes tab for our social media use guidelines.

Colorado Springs, Colorado

My360Project

The developing world needs help in getting adequate food, water, and medical aid. These are necessary causes. However, there are over 300 million children walking barefoot in the world, and healthy feet are needed to access water, food, and education. We have found a way to help save a child's life with well-fitting shoes that make healthier feet possible.

Phoenix, Arizona

US Black Business Network

Join us in Creating Change! The US Black Business Network is actively working to bridge the racial wealth gap through community-led financial activism. This work includes a Shop Black Shop Local pilot project. I founded the US Black Business Network (USBBN) on a core belief: there is no greater gift for our community than the right to self-determination through financial activism. Why? Because research from McKinsey & Company warns that without accelerated wealth gains, the racial wealth gap could endure for another 100 years. We refuse to wait. By acting as a unified community, we can claim the intergenerational wealth that is rightfully ours through expanded access to business ownership, housing, and higher education. Our pilot project in Mobile, AL Shop Black Shop Local has proven that this model works. Through this initiative, we have: Identified how to increase and sustain support for local Black-owned businesses. Generated enthusiastic community support and participation. Developed a scalable model to help other communities build wealth. To date, over 150 Mobile residents have actively supported this project through local purchases and engagement. Currently, our nonprofit is operated entirely by volunteers. Your support will ensure that we can continue developing this innovative path toward economic equity. Join us in making self-determination a reality. Your support is appreciated. Netesha Pendleton, Founder US Black Business Network

Crag Law Center

Through a unique model of “legal aid for the environment,” Crag Law Center provides free and low-cost legal services for environmental and community groups who are working to protect the Pacific Northwest’s natural legacy.

PORTLAND, Oregon

PROJECT HAWAII INC

Project Hawai'i, Inc., is a nonprofit organization run 100% by volunteers and solely supported by public donations. Our agency provides year round services to the homeless (unsheltered) children on the islands of O'ahu and Big Island (Hawai'i).

Keaau, Hawaii

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Genl Drivers Warehousemen

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Gary, Indiana

GAINESVILLE COMMUNITY MINISTRY INC

We provide practical assistance to the elderly, the disabled, and recipients of public assistance, as well as the "working poor" who are vulnerable to economic crises and have fallen between the cracks of other programs. The Ministry is supported by churches, synagogues, civic groups, private grants, and many individuals. They provide financial support, volunteers, and donations of food, clothing, and other items.

Gainesville, Florida

Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin

The Down Syndrome Association of Wisconsin's mission is to provide support to Wisconsin families and individuals with Down syndrome through awareness, education, information, programs, services, and the exchange of ideas and experiences. We promote the value of those with Down syndrome in our lives and our communities. We continually strive toward full acceptance, full access, full potential and a full life to make Wisconsin the best supported state for people with Down syndrome and their loved ones.

West Allis, Wisconsin

St. Louis Language Immersion School

Mission St. Louis Language Immersion School provides a bilingual, culturally responsive, transformational education that enriches the children of St. Louis city. Purpose To dismantle systems of oppression by creating a just, equitable and inclusive school, St. Louis community, and world. Values Provide an accessible and rigorous bilingual education Listen to and engage all voices Commit to equity, anti-racism and cultural competency Reflect on and respond to data throughout our school Celebrate mission moments, both big and small

St. Louis, Missouri