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Interior AIDS Association
Dedicated to preventing the spread of HIV in our Community through education and support for behavior change.
A Family for Every Orphan
A Family for Every Orphan helps orphans find loving Christian families in their home countries.
Seattle, Washington
VOCA Center
People often feel stuck at work, whether it is a specific challenge, a confused sense of calling, or an unclear path for the future. The VOCA Center enables individuals to resolve their biggest work dilemmas with solutions that deliver clarity and a plan to follow God's path for their work lives.
Long Island City, New York
Community Enrichment Center
The CEC is a faith-based non-profit agency serving Tarrant County families in crisis. Among the services provided to impoverished individuals and families are: food and income support, financial coaching, counseling, employment and education services. These resources and services help individuals to improve income potential through education and job skills training. We also provide services for seniors including food and isolation prevention opportunities.
N. Richland Hills
Temple of Fortuna dot com
Our mission is to provide a doorway to weekly Neo-Pagan Goddess worship for beginners, for spiritual people who have been considering Paganism and are accustomed to a more traditional worship service, and for global Pagans who simply wish for an organized system of online worship.
Helendale, California
The Millennium Project
Purpose: Improve humanity’s prospects for building a better future. Mission: Improve thinking about the future and make that thinking available through a variety of media for feedback to accumulate wisdom about the future for better decisions today. Vision: A global foresight network of Nodes, information, and software, building a global collective intelligence system recognized for its ability to improve prospects for humanity. A think tank on behalf of humanity, not on behalf of a government, or an issue, or an ideology, but on behalf of building a better future for all of us.
Washington, District Of ColumbiaJunior Achievement of the Upper Midwest, Inc.
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
MAPLEWOOD, Minnesota
American War Memorials Overseas, Inc.
American War Memorials Overseas works to document, promote, and preserve non-government supported War Memorials honoring Americans outside of the USA to ensure these monuments remain part of local communities forever. (Our mission is to help care for those private memorials and gravesites where the US government has no responsibility.) War Memorials commemorate our shared past, and overseas war memorials honoring Americans are an important symbol of America's international engagement. American War Memorials Overseas seeks to cooperate with other organizations, at international, national, and local levels, to better safeguard the future of War Memorials honoring Americans overseas in both their social and historical context. American War Memorials Overseas is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit corporation and as such is entirely dependent on donated funds. AWMO seeks to receive funding from individual contributions, corporate contributions, and private foundation grants.
Wilmington, Delaware
Portland Fruit Tree Project
Portland Fruit Tree Project’s mission is to increase equitable access to healthful food and strengthen communities by empowering neighbors to share in the harvest and care of city-grown produce.
Portland, Oregon
Jefferson County Community Ministries, Inc.
Jefferson County Community Ministries, Inc. (JCCM) is a cooperative ministry of local churches that assists people in need. Assistance is provided on a limited scale for short-term emergencies in an effort to enable people to work out permanent solutions to meet their own needs.
CHARLES TOWN, West Virginia
TREASURE VALLEY CHILDREN'S RELIEF NURSERY
We prevent child abuse and neglect by strengthening at-risk families in Malheur County, Oregon through proven interventions.
Ontario, Oregon
Food for Others, Inc.
For people who have lost a job, suffered a mental or physical health setback, or are struggling to overcome other obstacles to independence, Food for Others provides free food in these ways: 1) Warehouse Emergency food to individuals and families: We provide 3-5 days' worth of non-perishables, as well as milk and eggs and other fresh food for those referred to us by social-service providers. Those clients who also qualify based on low income may also receive monthly food supplements that we order on their behalf from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA. 2) Neighborhood Sites Distributions - We provide limited but free groceries to people via volunteers to sites in low-income neighborhoods every evening Monday through Friday, no questions asked. 3) Community Partners: We provide bulk food items to about 20 community-based organizations on a weekly or bi-weekly basis for churches, homeless shelters, and other groups serving at-risk residents to provide to their clients food. 4) Power Pack Program (P3): We provide weekend food for elementary school children in Fairfax Public Schools, primarily children in the free and reduced-price meals program, and others referred by school counselors, to make sure kids don't go hungry on weekends.
Fairfax, Virginia