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Missouri Disabled Water Ski Association
To professionally develop, deliver, fund, provide, promote and organize a comprehensive program of recreational and competitive water skiing for children and adults with disabilities; To organize, promote and provide Learn to Ski Clinics for disabled children and adults; To strengthen the physical, spiritual and social well-being of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing; To enhance independence, self-reliance and self-esteem of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing; To educate the public and create a greater community awareness of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing. The Missouri Disabled Water Ski Association was founded with the vision and understanding that a professionally organized program of adaptive water skiing for children and adults with disabilities will energize them beyond their rehabilitation as a means to maintain a healthy, active, and well-balanced lifestyle. MDWSA will work with children and adults who have acquired spinal cord injuries from accidents and diseases that result in paralysis such as, Spina Bifida, orthopedic disabilities (amputations and hip and knee replacements), cerebral palsy, acquired head injuries, polio, as well as other neuromuscular disorders. Additionally, those with vision impairments or mental retardation will greatly benefit from participation in adaptive water skiing. The philosophical and fundamental goals of MDWSA are as follows: to expand its reach and effectiveness through a professionally developed and focused program of water skiing for anyone with a disability; to work cooperatively with organizations throughout the region that work with the disabled; to create a regional showcase for adaptive water ski opportunities for both the recreational and competitive water skier; to elevate standards of accessibility and inclusion at area lakes and waterways; to promote a greater public awareness of those with disabilities; to unite the community and region through water skiing for the disabled; and to be attractive to corporate and community sponsors.
Manchester, Missouri
Hope Restored Ministries
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Kreiva Academy Public Charter School
Teaching with a Growth Mindset Kreiva Academy Public Charter School uses an experiential, topic-based curriculum and a community culture shaped by the Growth Mindset to engage middle and high school students who are seeking a rigorous education in a non-traditional setting, which allows them to customize their paths toward mastery. Our Pillars of Success and Foundational Values create an environment rich with creativity, self-expression, and acceptance for students of all abilities and backgrounds. Committing to Kreiva’s Pillars of Success as a community ensures a learning and working environment where people feel safe, challenged, and valued. They include: being courageous; honoring accomplishment; showing integrity; taking responsibility; focusing on growth; and embracing diversity. Kreiva’s Foundational Values guide our day-to-day activities and interactions. They include: growth; innovation; citizenship; respect; equity; and empowerment. A Personalized Education for Every Student Kreiva Academy Public Charter School inspires students with a personalized education that fosters self-awareness, adaptability, and the courage to reach beyond their perceived limits. The knowledge, abilities, and global understanding students acquire prepares them to be successful in their ever changing future.
Manchester, New Hampshire
Valley Lutheran High School Assoc
Learning, Serving, and Sharing Christ
Phoenix, Arizona
Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington Railway Museum
The Wiscasset, Waterville and Farmington Railway Museum, Inc., is a non-profit organization established in 1989 to acquire, preserve, and restore the operation of narrow gauge railroads and equipment which operated in the Sheepscot Valley and on other roads and to establish a Museum for the display of artifacts for enlightenment and education of the general public concerning the social and economic impact of railroads on the communities served. Our Vision By offering transportation that employs historically significant equipment and practices, the reconstructed WWF Railway provides context needed to understand how this railroad has supported the culture, economy, and communities of the Sheepscot Valley in the past, and how it can continue to do so in an authentic manner. Further, the WWF Railway Museum maintains an archival library to serve as a public access hub of conservation for the museum and for partnering organizations.
Alna, Maine
GlobalSOSNOW!
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
American Society Of Transplantation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Mount Laurel, New JerseyEKCCF
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Louisiana Appleseed Center for Law and Justice
Louisiana Appleseed solves our state's toughest problems at their root cause by advocating for Access to Justice, Opportunity, and Education. We believe that our state will be stronger through fair and equitable access to the courts, the economy, and public schools. To accomplish this, we build bridges between vulnerable communities and our extensive network of pro bono professionals to develop meaningful and sustainable solutions that help justice take root.
New Orleans, LouisianaBaal Dan Charities USA
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TexasKids In Need Foundation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Chicago, Illinois