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SHELTER ANIMAL RESOURCE ALLIANCE (S.A.R.A.)

Shelter Animal Resource Alliance (S.A.R.A.) is a nonprofit organization located in Eugene, OR, dedicated to removing animals from shelters where they might otherwise face euthanasia. While in our care, we provide these cats and dogs with a safe and comfortable environment to live in, all necessary medical care, high-quality food and treats, and plenty of love and attention until we are able to find them their forever homes. S.A.R.A. funds this lifesaving work with a high quality second hand shop, S.A.R.A.'s Treasures. All items are donated by members of the community. All profits earned in the thrift store directly support the animals in the rescue program.

Eugene, Oregon

PHILADELPHIA RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE INC

The world's first Ronald McDonald House established on October 15, 1974 by Co-Founders Dr. Audrey Evans and Jimmy Murray.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Roosevelt Row Community Development Corporation

Roo·se·velt Row [roh-zuh-velt, roo-zuh-velt roh]: a dynamic, walkable mixed-use cultural district connecting historic neighborhoods with the urban core of downtown Phoenix.

Phoenix, Arizona

New Mexico Community Development Loan Fund

The Loan Fund is a nonprofit organization that provides affordable credit and consulting services to financially underserved small businesses and nonprofits across New Mexico. Our clients are typically low or moderate income and unable to access credit through banks or credit unions. Quick Facts About The Loan Fund: >The Loan Fund's loan portfolio supports over 1,200 New Mexican jobs >The businesses that we are helping generate over $100 million in revenues annually >60% of borrowers are minority entrepreneurs >45% of borrowers are women entrepreneurs >Nearly all of our borrowers were unable to access financing through banks or credit unions Our Services: >Loans and lines of credit at affordable rates to new and existing small businesses, as well as nonprofit organizations >Loans range from $5,000 to $500,000 >Pre-loan consulting services to help clients become credit-ready >Active-loan consulting and training services to help clients' businesses succeed!

Albuquerque, New Mexico

Midwest High Speed Rail Assn

The Midwest High Speed Rail Association employs research, education, and advocacy to bring about an integrated network of high-speed trains linking the Midwest.

Chicago, Illinois

Grace Life Family Church Inc

We Minister Grace to the Hearer and help people know God, find true freedom, discover purpose, and make a difference.

Lake Hamilton, Florida

Aural Compass Projects

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Red Hook, New York

Athari Group

The marketplace of ideas has a support gap: a great business or social enterprise can get funded at the idea stage, but nonprofits are typically not funded before they get off the ground. Individuals with great ideas often lack the requisite knowledge, fundraising capacity, support, and network to start a successful organization. Athari Group would like to bridge that gap, and support those interested in being in service to a cause greater than themselves.

Arlington, Virginia

Inform USA (formerly Alliance of Information & Referral Systems)

Inform USA is a 501c3 charitable organization whose mission is to serve those in the nonprofit and government sectors that provide Community Navigation services (formerly known as information and referral or I&R). Inform USA is the driving force behind the delivery of quality resource referral, navigation, and connection services and is the sole source for standards, program accreditation, and practitioner certification for the sector. Inform USA members are governmental units, 211 & 988 programs, libraries, civic organizations, and those who work in the areas of aging and disability.

Bethesda, Maryland

Crossroads Pets - Shop and Adopt

A nonprofit "pet store" operated by the Crossroads Campus, offering pet product retail, pet adoptions, professional grooming, dog self-wash

Nashville, Tennessee

Circle of Compassion

Circle of Compassion and its project, the Worldwide Prayer Circle for Animals, is a non-denominational circle of people devoted to using action and the power of prayer, meditation, and/or focused thought to liberate all animals from human oppression and exploitation. We believe that, by adding the power of prayer to all the other animal rights work currently being done, this circle of prayers will: •Create an energy field of compassion and caring for all beings of Earth; •hasten the transformation we are seeking for a world at peace; •Strengthen us all for the work ahead; •Elevate global consciousness to the awareness that all life is sacred and interconnected and to the joyful acknowledgement of our kinship with every being; •More intensely awaken within us the ever-loving presence of Divine compassion and mercy. Circle of Compassion honors all traditions -- Our Worldwide Prayer Circle for Animals honors the prayer traditions of all religions and encourages participants to use any form of prayer, meditation, or focused thought that is comfortable. In fact, Circle members who have no particular spiritual beliefs but who believe in the proven power of focused thought are absolutely welcome. There are no requirements to joining the Prayer Circle for Animals other than an interest in helping animals through prayer or focused thought and a willingness to commit to faithfully repeating at least once daily this Prayer for the Animals in a heartfelt mood of thanksgiving for the ongoing manifestation of love and peace on earth. This is our prayer: COMPASSION ENCIRCLES THE EARTH FOR ALL BEINGS EVERYWHERE

Lecompton, Kansas

Central Indiana K9 Association Inc

The Central Indiana K9 Association Inc. was founded for the purpose to help enhance the training and care of Indiana’s active and retired K9 officers/Working Dogs and their handlers with a multi-jurisdictional plan. We plan to elevate the public awareness of the service of these brave dogs and foster a stronger affinity for the officer and units with whom the K9 officer serves. Our goals are to: *Establish The Shadow Fund, a medical grant program to provide financial grants for the benefit of retired K9s who have served the citizens of Indiana. *Collaborate with multi-jurisdictional organizations to elevate training opportunities for Central Indiana active K9s in service to our citizens by building a permanent training site. *Build a Working Dog Monument to honor the service of K9s either killed in the line of duty or after retirement from service.

Plainfield, Indiana