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NAVAJO EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN MISSION INC
The Navajo Evangelical Lutheran Mission exists to connect diverse communities to the needs of the Navajo People by creating a safe environment where the values of education, culture, and spiritual formation are accessible to all people.
Rock Point, Arizona
Davis House Child Advocacy Center
The mission of Davis House Child Advocacy Center is to combat child abuse by coordinating services to children and their families in crisis and providing community education focused on prevention and early intervention. We accomplish this by providing investigative and healing services in response to allegations of sexual and severe physical abuse in our four-county service area of Williamson, Hickman, Lewis and Perry counties, as well as training adults in the community on how to prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child abuse. All of our services are provided free of charge.
FRANKLIN, Tennessee
Mountain Valley Horse Rescue
Mountain Valley Horse Rescue (MVHR)’s Mission is to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome abused, neglected, abandoned, and unwanted equines. MVHR also works to reduce cases of equine abuse and neglect through community education and outreach.
Mc Coy, ColoradoCHILDRENS VILLAGE
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
SPECIAL PALS
Our mission is to save as many animal lives as possible. We envision the day when Houston is the Gold Standard for animal welfare.
HOUSTON, Texas
Flying Kites
We believe that education is a path out of poverty.
Wellesley, Massachusetts
The Wildlife Center of Texas
Our mission is to care for injured, ill, orphaned, and oiled wildlife through rehabilitation, public education, and release.
HOUSTON, Texas
National Civic League
The mission of the National Civic League is to advance civic engagement to create equitable, thriving communities.
DENVER, Colorado
Green Pets America Charities: Operating as AHIMSA HUMANE SOCIETY
Our Mission is creating a world, that has the highest respect for all living things. Practicing nonviolence towards animals, the planet, and humanity. We build alliances and support like-minded nonprofits that work each day to build a world of peace and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and our planet. We practice the AHIMSA 7 Right Actions for living life fully at the edge with the highest reverence for all living things and the avoidance of violence toward all life. 1 MINDFULNESS: Daily mindfulness, yoga, or prayer on nonviolence and peace. 3. INTENTIONAL LIVING. Living an intentional and creative life of love and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and the Planet. 4. FOOD. Do not follow the crowd. Eat vegetarian, vegan, or plant-based eating. 5. ECOLOGY/ NATURE. Take bold actions towards the end of violence to all animals of factory farming and factory agriculture. 6. COMPANION ANIMALS. Go to the end. Jump and create wings on the way down. Upset the norm to end the violence and euthanizations of shelter animals. 7. BE A LEADER. Do not be a follower. You’ve been given a mile. Don’t take only an inch. At AHIMSA we believe there are two ways each of us must choose to view today's humanity. Hopeful or Fearful. We see Hopeful. We see people who are manifesting a bridge to a new world. People who are bridging today’s interregnum. Creating each day, a world of peace and nonviolence towards humanity, animals, and our planet. To that end, we work to live an Ahimsa way of life. See what that means. You can too. Join us and others at www.AhimsaHumaneSociety.org
Woodstock, Georgia
STANDISH FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN
Through education, advocacy, service and financial support, we strive to help transform healthcare experiences for children, families and providers.
Austin, TexasBRYANT YOUTH ASSOCIATION INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
BRYANT, Arkansas
KIPP Massachusetts
As KIPP:MA grows to full enrollment of all its schools, we are committed to becoming fully sustainable on public funding while providing students a complete K-12 KIPP education and the services that will ensure success to and through college and career. By 2020, KIPP:MA’s plan is to serve 2,500 students in 6 schools in Lynn and Boston. In Boston, the current cap on charter school seats is preventing us from founding a KIPP high school to serve some of the kids who need us most – including our current middle school students.
Lynn, Massachusetts