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Mesamche Lev
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Brooklyn, New YorkHERO House NW
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Bellevue, WashingtonFernbrook Environmental Education Center Inc
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Chesterfield, New JerseyCore Foundation
The mission of the CORE Foundation is to advance the profession of marine stewardship to ensure the longevity, preservation, and benefits of our Caribbean Sea and Atlantic ocean. As a member-based organization, we seek to include a diversity of people dedicated to marine stewardship, including managers, scientists, educators, volunteers, and non-government environmental staff members. The Caribbean alliance found it under The C.O.R.E. Foundation allows is highly increased efforts towards our goals by working directly with other territories And countries. This alliance for unify and strengthen the goals of our foundation through the many working as one at The C.O.R.E. Foundation we are committed to uniting the stewardships, management, and scientific community to explore and address marine stewardship issues and to act for the betterment of all who call the Caribbean their home. Our vision is it the value and benefits of the marine ecosystem and make up the Caribbean or understood, treasured, and preserved by all peoples to ensure that The C.O.R.E. Foundation has the resources to ensure the continuation of the marine ecosystem’s benefits.
St Thomas, Virgin IslandsTie Dye For Teachers
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Henniker, New HampshireCare Plus Foundation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Paramus, New JerseyJacksonville Woodlands Association Inc
JWA Mission Statement: The Jacksonville Woodlands Association is protecting the heritage and historic landscapes that define our town, thus preserving our quality of life for future generations. Our mission includes: fund raising, land acquisition, recreational and interpretive trail construction, the placing of conservation easements, initiating educational and interpretive materials and displays, and the formation and support of an active citizens’ group to accomplish these objectives. The Jacksonville Woodlands Association is a non-profit, tax exempt, citizen-based organization that is coordinating the preservation and establishment of the JACKSONVILLE WOODLANDS HISTORIC NATURAL PARK AND TRAIL SYSTEM which is a core component the Open Space Element of the City’s Comprehensive Plan. All project development work and trail construction are done by volunteers or by contract, in full cooperation with the City of Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, OregonCosac Foundation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
The International Rhino Foundation
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Fort Worth, TexasCareerCatchers Inc.
Since 2007, CareerCatchers (CC) has provided one-on-one sustained guidance to over 2,800 low-income and otherwise disadvantaged clients seeking careers with upward mobility. CC's mission is to provide individualized employment and job-skills counseling to ensure stable jobs, identify and encourage participation in training programs, enhance self-esteem, and foster empowerment. CC supports clients as they move out of poverty with a strategy of counseling, training, community and employer partnerships, and job retention support, providing a path to escape from continuously working minimum wage, dead-end jobs. Clients receive numerous private sessions, participate in weekly Job Clubs and Empowerment Workshops, attend other in-house training, and receive tutoring for skills-building training. Services include career planning, goal-setting, skills evaluation, access to funds for skills training, resume and interview preparation, job search, employer networking, and job retention support.
Silver Spring, MarylandPonce De Leon Conquistadors Foundation Inc
Who Are the Conquistadors? – What Do They Do? In 1979 a group of business and professional men met with a common goal: to do something to perpetuate the Spanish heritage of the Charlotte County area. Juan Ponce de Leon landed in the Charlotte Harbor area in 1521 and contributed to the first settlements in the area. Yet, there was little here to commemorate his discovery and actions. Thus the “Royal Order of Ponce de Leon Conquistadors” was founded. Originally, the primary mission was purely social. As time passed, the scope of activities expanded, and the Club began to promote Charlotte County, both at home and in nearby communities. The Conquistadors participated in local and area parades, wearing authentic period costumes aboard their parade “ship” (float), Palencia, which soon became a familiar sight as it “sailed” locally and as far away as Tampa’s annual Gasparilla Festival (Tampa’s answer to the Mardi Gras). During the last several years, members have spread the history of Ponce de Leon and his accomplishments to area schools. Dressed in full battle regalia, members have visited with literally hundreds of schoolchildren, all of whom have enjoyed the recounting of the early history of Florida. The Club has also joined with other area organizations in sponsoring sailboat races, golf and shuffleboard tournaments, and treasure hunts, all for the enjoyment of the Charlotte County populace. Early on, the Conquistadors established the tradition of reenacting Ponce de Leon’s landing on the shores of Charlotte Harbor. This event is faithfully carried out annually with the accompaniment of a flotilla of escort vessels, music, entertainment, pageantry and cannon fire, much to the pleasure of the County’s youth of all ages. In past years the mayor of Palencia, Spain, and the Consul General of Spain have brought messages from Ponce’s native land. Conquistador membership continues to enjoy many social activities throughout the year. In addition, members enjoy trips throughout the State, fishing and boating excursions, as well as golf outings. “Sister City” relations have been established with Palencia, Spain (Ponce’s birthplace) and San Juan, Puerto Rico (where Ponce served as Governor). The Club has sponsored trips to both locales during which local dignitaries have ensured memorable experienced for all. Future trips are planned to these and other locations. We encourage you to consider membership in this unique group.
Port Charlotte, FloridaHelicon Arts Cooperative
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Glendale, California