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4Th Trimester Arizona
Our mission is to change the culture of parenting, through shared experience, so no one has to do it alone. Our Vision is that all families are embraced by their communities in their transition to parenthood.
Tempe, Arizona
Rainbopedia
To create the definitive worldwide online platform for global LGBTQ history, current events, and personal stories.
Los Angeles, California
Caring and Sharing Center for Independent Living, Inc., DBA Disability Achievement Center
"Empowering People with Disabilities" is Disability Achievement Center's mission. It is a mission that includes information, training, mentoring, advocacy, and transition services to truly empower.
Speak It Forward Incorporated
Speak It Forward, Inc. is dedicated to transforming, uplifting and empowering youth and adults through the arts, mindfulness and grassroots movement building to actively oppose systemic injustice toward an equitable and more connected community.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
SHINE A LIGHT COUNSELING CENTER
To provide affordable counseling to financially challenged community members, and To provide training and supervision to nurture the professional development of pre-licensed clinicians.
SANTA CRUZ, California
New Story
Pioneering solutions to end global homelessness.
San Francisco, California
Puerto Rico Rises, Corp.
To guarantee that supplies are distributed directly into the hands of those that needed them most. Garantizar que la ayuda llega directamente a las manos de aquellos que mas lo necesitan.
Loxahatchee, Florida
Just 4 Them Inc
Our mission is to provide support to the Restavek children of Haiti ages 6-17. Support services include but not limited to education, nutrition, healthcare, residential care and other support services.
Decatur, Illinois
Riverview Rescue and Sanctuary
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
The Telephone Museum, Inc.
The Telephone Museum, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) Non-Profit Public Charity Teaching Museum. Our charter is to inspire children and young adults to become engineers, and our motto is "Keep Calm And Take Stuff Apart". At the museum, visitors are encouraged to sit at the museum workbench and take apart telephones while immersed in a timeline of 1000s of telephone artifacts spanning time, some of which are Alexander Graham Bell’s first telephones and dating as far back as 1876.
Waltham, Massachusetts
Helping Hand for Suvivors
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Lexington, Kentucky
Women Auto Know
To provide automotive education and resources that empower women of all ages to become safe,confident and knowledgable drivers, passengers and consumers.
Flushing, New York