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Begin Anew of Middle Tennessee (Formerly CWJC)

Begin Anew empowers individuals to overcome obstacles caused by poverty by providing education, mentoring, and resources.

Nashville, Tennessee

Bengal Rescue

Our Mission at Bengal Rescue is to rescue Bengal cats and other hybrid cats. Hybrid cats also include Savannah cats, Toyger cats, and Chausie cats. We are members of a very large community of Bengal Cat enthusiasts. This includes other Rescue Organizations, Adopters, Fosters, Behavioral Experts, Medical Experts, and yes – even Breeders. It’s also a goal of Bengal Rescue to build a large social media presence so that we can find cats in need, and find them wonderful forever homes. This is how we find cats in need of rescue and identify potential adopters. It is also a great way for us to educate Bengal cat owners about their behavioral and medical challenges. You can follow us on Facebook and Instagram. With the support of these individuals, we have developed a nationwide foster network. We work with individuals who rescue, transport, foster, and care for these cats who are in a transitionary state. At times, we help current Bengal owners place their cats in new homes. In other cases, we rescue cats from Shelters and place them into Foster care while we search for their forever home. It takes so many resources and individuals to saves the lives of these cats. We couldn’t do this without each individual’s participation and support. We ensure that all of the cats in our program are seen by a Veterinarian and receive Medical assessment and treatment. In the case of Owner Surrender we ask the Owner to cover veterinary expenses before taking him / her into our program. When we rescue cats from Shelters, we ensure that the cat receives whatever care is deemed necessary by the Veterinarian. In the end, we are as firmly dedicated to the cats in our program, as we are to our very own feline family members.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah

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NeedyMeds

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

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Doorways

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

SAINT LOUIS, Missouri

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Boulder Day Nursery

Boulder Day Nursery's mission is to provide and promote high quality child care, early learning programs and support services to families with limited resources, in environments that respect diverse ethnic, cultural and social traditions.

BOULDER, Colorado

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friendsoftherainforest

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

MANCHESTER, Missouri

AUSTIN INTERNATIONAL RESCUE OPERATIONS INC

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

AUSTIN, Texas

North American Passive House Network Inc

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

New York, New York

NJ LEEP

NJ LEEP helps students graduate from high school, attend and graduate from competitive colleges, and begin careers.

Newark, New Jersey

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THE PET CONNECTION INCORPORATED

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Olathe, Kansas

MEF2C Family Foundation

Connection We connect, support, and empower families who have loved ones with MEF2C-related disorders. We are a cooperative and welcoming group of parents that offers peer-to-peer support. By joining our community, we hope families will feel empowered to advocate for their loved ones and prepare themselves for the unique parenting journey that comes with raising a MEF2C child. Research We are also advocates for curing this rare disease, and aim to connect clinicians, researchers, and biotech companies with our patient population. We are committed to furthering research and treatments that will have a meaningful impact on our children’s quality of life. We believe we are stronger together, and we are hopeful that we will eventually treat or cure this rare disease.

Glastonbury, Connecticut

URBAN MINISTRIES OF DURHAM INC

Our programs end homelessness by giving neighbors emergency shelter and case management to help them overcome such barriers as unemployment, medical and mental health problems, and addiction. We welcome more than 6,000 people each year who come seeking food, shelter, clothing and supportive services.

Durham, North Carolina