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Madagascar Foundation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Wilmington, Delaware
Palmetto Literacy Council
The Palmetto Literacy Council’s mission is to improve the literacy of youth and adults in our community by teaching/tutoring basic literacy skills for those who struggle with reading, writing and/or math.
Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Cambridge Design Vector
For World Growth
montgomery, Alabama
Shepherds College
Because people with intellectual and developmental disabilities have unrealized, God-given potential, Shepherds College provides a uniquely designed learning environment for our students to discover and maximize that potential so they are empowered to lead a fulfilling life.
Union Grove, Wisconsin
Women's Fund of Rhode Island
Our mission is to invest in women and girls through research, advocacy, grant making and strategic partnerships designed to achieve gender equity through systemic change.
Providence, Rhode Island
UYWI
As a Christian leadership organization, we exist to power the urban youth worker, so that urban youth have the leaders and role models they need to live transformed lives by the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Santa Ana, California
Korean American Wellness Association
Korean American Wellness Association (KAWA) is a not-for-profit organization, committed to promoting wellness of the Korean American community through increasing awareness of mental health issues, education, and bridging resources.
Arlington Heights, Illinois
Favela Miami Corp
Our mission at Favela Miami is to assist the Homeless to transition out of homelessness by covering their basic needs and giving them a reason to look forward to achieving the ultimate goal: Permanent housing
Miami Beach, Florida
Naomi's Village
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
McKinney, Texas
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
IGDA Foundation
The IGDA Foundation is a global charitable organization serving underrepresented and marginalized developers and individuals building their careers within the gaming industry. Through workshops, mentorship programs, coaching, and more, we provide opportunities for career advancement at no cost to talented individuals from underrepresented communities. Our mission is to foster a diverse and inclusive gaming industry by enabling individuals from all backgrounds, including LGTBQIA2S , marginalized communities, and genders worldwide, to thrive through comprehensive professional development and accessible opportunities. We are committed to breaking barriers and championing different career pathways, ensuring that every aspiring individual has the chance to contribute their unique talents and perspectives to the gaming world. Together, we strive to create an environment where diversity is celebrated, innovation flourishes, and everyone's voice is heard.
North Carolina
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.