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Awesome Kids Uganda
To transform the lives of vulnerable children in Uganda through providing them with education so as to have a brighter future
Kampala, Kampala
LifeHouse Child Advocacy Center, Inc
LifeHouse provides a multidisciplinary team of professionals to serve child victims of abuse. These are adults who recognize the hurt of abuse and have dedicated themselves to providing help and protection without causing further suffering.
Topeka, Kansas
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGAINST PROHIBITION EDUCATION FUND
Modeled on Vietnam Vets Against the War, LEAP brings unquestionable credibility and first hand experience to its critique of our drug policies to wide audiences. Find out why Michelle Alexander, author of The New Jim Crow said, "Law Enforcement Against Prohibition is a singular organization whose credibility and experience provide one of the strongest voices against the War on Drugs anywhere in the world."
Silver Spring, Maryland
Alpha Women's Center of Grand Rapids
Our model of personalized care ensures clients’ needs are met with expert help and genuine compassion. At Alpha Women’s Center of Grand Rapids (AWC), we walk alongside women who are experiencing challenging circumstances, such as an unplanned pregnancy, by providing a safe place to make choices. AWC empowers women to thrive by offering holistic care through free and confidential services. These services include pregnancy tests, limited ultrasounds, one-on-one mentoring, and a single mom's support group. Educational classes include GED completion course, English as a Second Language, Parenting Class, and Pregnancy Education. Our hope is that every client will say that Alpha Women’s Center of Grand Rapids is the best place to go for help.
Grand Rapids, Michigan
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FRANKLIN, Tennessee
Wild Salmon Center
We are the leading group working to conserve the healthiest wild salmon, steelhead, and trout ecosystems across the North Pacific. We identify the strongest habitat and populations -- what we call "strongholds" for wild fish -- and preemptively protect them for the benefit of the people, wildlife, and jobs that rely on wild salmon to thrive. By investing resources in our healthiest watersheds and strongest salmon populations, we’re achieving the greatest conservation returns and are helping to ensure the long-term survival of the species. To accomplish this goal, the Wild Salmon Center implements forward-looking strategies based on the best science. We partner with local communities, governments, businesses, and other key stakeholders in a shared commitment to good stewardship and long-term sustainability. Together, we can protect the Pacific Rim’s last, best salmon watersheds, healthiest wild salmon runs, and the invaluable benefits they provide.
PORTLAND, Oregon
Care for Children USA
Care for Children is a global children’s nonprofit with a vision and mission to see children across the world moved out of institutions and into local family-based care.
Leawood, Kansas
MOMENTUM VOLLEYBALL COLORADO
THE MOMENTUM VOLLEYBALL CLUB IS DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE LIVES OF COLORADO’S YOUTH THROUGH ATHLETICS AND EDUCATION. THE CLUB BELIEVES IN THE POSITIVE VALUES YOUNG PEOPLE LEARN FROM PARTICIPATING IN ATHLETICS SUCH AS RESPONSIBILITY, SPORTSMANSHIP, POSITIVE SELF-IMAGE AND THE IMPORTANCE OF TEAMWORK.
CENTENNIAL, ColoradoPARTNERS FOR WORLD HEALTH
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
PORTLAND, Maine
Women's Coalition of St Croix
WCSC is dedicated to ending violence and assisting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and other crimes. We operate a 24-hour hotline to offer in-person crisis intervention with trained victim advocates at police stations and hospitals., and other free and confidential services for survivors and families in need on St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands..
Christiansted, Virgin Islands
Kimball Camp Hillsdale County YMCA
We are a small independent YMCA camp located in Southern Michigan. We began in 1938 and serve approximately 6000 children and adults per year with a variety of programs.
Reading, Michigan
MISSING PERSONS FOUN DATION
History- Each year millions of people throughout the world are reported as missing. Many run away or are forced out from homes where there is neglect, abuse, or intolerable circumstances. Others are abducted for sexual, political or criminal purposes. Many people attempting to avoid child support, contract payments, or legal proceedings elect to voluntarily join the ranks of the missing. A missing person is defined as any person of any age whose whereabouts are unknown to that person’s immediate family, legal guardian, spouse, friends, business associates, or anyone else with a special interest in that person. The Missing Persons Foundation was founded in 1989 to address the needs of missing persons and their families. The entire Management team and Board of Directors are volunteers and do not receive compensation. Since the inception of Missing Persons Foundation, over 550 clients have been served. Services are provided to needy clients free of charge. The Need - Most state and local law enforcement agencies do not have the staff and resources to pursue missing persons cases beyond the initial investigative stages. As a result, many affected families only option is to hire a private investigator which may be beyond their financial means. Some missing persons cases require investigative work outside US borders. The Missing Persons Foundation has offices and field agents worldwide to pursue domestic and international investigations. Most people are unaware of the staggering number of abductions that occur each year. As a result, many people lack the educational training to protect themselves and their children from these tragedies. Also, most parents do not maintain the necessary information about themselves and their children authorities need if a emergency situation arises. As a result, authorities waste valuable time in emergency situations collecting personal data. Programs and Services- • Location and Retrieval of Missing Persons MPF uses modern electronic and informational tracking technology and experienced field investigators to locate, recover, and reunite missing persons with their parents, family, or appropriate legal guardians. • Preventative Education Creation of national and international awareness of missing persons problems by developing community outreach programs to inform, educate and train adults and children how to avoid abductions and personal abuse. One of MPF’s educational programs is its Child Safety Kit. This kit enables parents to record their child’s vital information (height, weight, hair sample, photos etc.) to present to authorities in case of a medical emergency or abduction, saving authorities valuable time. MPF distributes over 300,000 kits to the public each year. • Counseling Services for Recovered Victims Rehabilitation programs and referrals for recovered victims and their families, who have been missing or abused. Why we need your support- The incidents of missing children and adolescents are increasing at an alarming rate. The proliferation of the internet has enabled predators to gain access to unsuspecting children globally and provided a platform to connect Traffickers of children and teens for prostitution with clients. Many of these children and teens lack the education and training to detect an on-line predator or a situation that draws them into an abduction. In addition, many parents lack awareness of the dangers of abductions for Trafficking and the computer skills to truly keep their children protected while they are on-line. As a result; MPF has expanded its educational programs and investigative services. The Missing Persons Foundation is launching a capital campaign in 2021 to establish a 5 “Safe Houses” located across the US. The purpose of the Safe Houses will be to provide a safe facility where at risk, abused or recovered children and adolescents can stay until they can be reunited with their family or returned to a safe environment. Your gift to the Missing Persons Foundation will help fund new and ongoing searches for missing people and directly support program expenses such as; Field investigators Electronic search fees Counselors Volunteer training and development Creation and distribution of educational materials (Child Safety Kits) Safe House program What You Can Do- Your contribution will greatly enhance MPF’s ability to provide continuing support to missing people and their families.
LAGUNA HILLS, California