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Orphan World Relief
At Orphan World Relief, we build strong partnerships with churches, businesses, other nonprofit organizations, and people just like you to help meet the real needs worldwide of children in places they would not have chosen.
Columbus, Ohio
Wellfield Botanic Gardens Inc
To celebrate the inseparable relationship between water and life, inspire creativity and lifelong learning, foster stewardship of our natural world, and grow community.
Elkhart, Indiana
SCRAPS HOPE FOUNDATION
SCRAPS Hope Foundation was founded in 2009 with the mission of supporting Spokane County Regional Animal Protection Service (SCRAPS). We are a private 501(c)(3) non-profit charity dedicated to helping the animals in our community. We do not operate a shelter of our own, instead we use our resources to assist SCRAPS animal shelter.
Spokane Vly, Washington
Restoring sewa
We are a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing Women-Led Rural and Community Resilience through sustainable, community-driven development initiatives. Our work focuses on empowering women and vulnerable communities by promoting education, child nutrition, healthcare, rural livelihoods, climate resilience, disaster preparedness, and social inclusion. Through grassroots partnerships, local leadership, and collaborative action, we aim to create long-term social impact, strengthen resilient communities, and support inclusive and sustainable development across underserved regions.
MUTT MATCH LA
Rescue as many abandoned, neglected, abused and unwanted dogs as possible.
Canyon Country, CaliforniaLORRAINES SOUP KITCHEN & PANTRY INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CHICOPEE, Massachusetts
Keep Oakland Beautiful
The mission of KOB is to create and sustain a beautiful, clean, green, litter-free city through education, community engagement and volunteer action.
Oakland, California
America SCORES Dallas
America SCORES Dallas targets DISD elementary-aged at-risk children with a unique program of organized after-school activities combining soccer, poetry and community service learning designed to help them lead healthy lives, be engaged students and have the confidence and character to make a difference in the world. Children learn lessons in sportsmanship, discipline and teamwork through soccer, as well as receive daily physical exercise. Poetry lessons help them improve language skills and creative thinking as well as gives them an outlet to write about personal issues and develop emotionally. Service-learning projects help children develop empathy, social responsibility and a sense of personal worth. They learn to use their voices to make changes in their communities. SCORES operates in urban schools with certified teachers and coaches. 97% of participants live at or below the poverty level and some are homeless; 88% are Hispanic, most are first-generation Americans.
Dallas, Texas
HUMANE SOCIETY OF NOBLE COUNTY INC
The Humane Society of Noble County, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization serving all stray, homeless, abandoned and unwanted pets in Noble County. The Society is funded by private donations, grants, organizations and businesses and receives some support from local governments.
Kendallville, Indiana
MANNA
MANNA prepares and delivers delicious, nourishing meals, along with counsel and hope, to people at acute nutritional risk from life-threatening illnesses, helping them improve their health and quality of life.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joshua Tree Highlands Artist Residency Corp
The mission of Joshua Tree Highlands Artists Residency (JTHAR) is to provide contemporary artists with the opportunity to focus on creating new work amidst the unique local context of Joshua Tree National Park and the Mojave Desert. This famed desert landscape has lured and inspired painters and poets, musicians and mystics since the thirties—to say nothing of Native American art-makers centuries before.
Venice, California
Harrison House
Harrison House is a 501c3 community development organization working to bring two disciplines together, historic preservation and sustainability. Our goal is to become the first LEED-certified home to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Harrison House aims to be the model home for the Las Vegas HUNDred Plan. Programs at Harrison House include family education, diversity, and sustainability.
Las Vegas, Nevada