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Multicultural Community Service

Our Vision: Inclusive Civic Engagement. We provide language access services and support so all of DC's residents may thrive and participate fully in civic life.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Rocky Mountain Wild

Rocky Mountain Wild protects, connects and restores wildlife and wild lands in the Southern Rockies.

Denver, Colorado

Afterschool Village

Afterschool Village partners with parents and schools to raise children who can master an increasingly challenging world: emotionally resilient, intellectually independent, courageous and loving. Afterschool village is here to create a third space that bridges the gap between home and school so children grow to be both individual makers of meaning and active participants in their communities and the world.

Studio City, California

Lyrical Opposition

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

San Francisco, California

American Homeless Families Foundation

The American Homeless Families Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that works diligently to house and educate Veterans while healing them with the new breakthroughs in Alternative and Regenerative Medicine. Our passion drives us through the streets of our great country to the colleges, doctors and homes on our mission to "Leave No Veteran Behind".

Jefferson, Texas

FELIDAE CONSERVATION FUND

Improving the state of wild cat ecosystems through innovative research, education and online technologies to benefit humanity and drive meaningful change in the natural world.

Mill Valley, California

GARDEN STATE FILM FESTIVAL, THE

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Sea Girt, New Jersey

The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation

The Isadora Duncan Dance Foundation (IDDF) was founded in New York City in 1980 to extend the dream, dance, and indomitable spirit of the mother of modern dance, Isadora Duncan. IDDF’s mission is to: Maintain the legacy of American modern dance pioneer Isadora Duncan through performances and residencies and archive her works as priceless jewels of American modern dance. Create new choreography through resident performing troupe Lori Belilove

New York, New York

mothers2mothers International

Our mission is to impact the health of mothers by putting them at the heart of improving reproductive, maternal, newborn and child health. Our Mentor Mother Model empowers mothers living with HIV, through education and employment, as role models to help other women access essential services and medical care.

Los Angeles, California

Positive People Networkk, Inc.

Positive People Network Inc. (PPN) is a peer-led nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for people living with and impacted by HIV. Through education, advocacy, peer support, leadership development, stigma reduction, and community partnerships, PPN empowers individuals and communities to achieve health equity and create lasting change. Guided by the principles of MIPA (Meaningful Involvement of People with AIDS), we believe that people living with HIV must be at the center of the decisions that affect their lives. Our motto is: "There Is Life After Diagnosis—LIVE IT!"

MIAMI, Florida

LIGHTHOUSE RANCH FOR BOYS INC

The Lighthouse Ranch was founded in March 1979 by Jim and Lovella Yohe. It is located on a beautiful 40 acre site in Southeast Louisiana. Over one thousand boys have lived at the Ranch and have benefited from its program. Lighthouse Ranch for Boys is a Louisiana licensed, Class A child residential facility located in Loranger, LA. The program is designed for boys (12 through 17 years of age) whom are in need of a stable environment. Many of the over 1,000 boys which have lived at Lighthouse Ranch since its founding in 1979, have been victims of abuse, neglect, drugs, and unstable home environments, which have left the boys to develop maladaptive behavioral issues. By providing a stable, consistent, and structured environment which is both educational and therapeutic in nature, Ranch boys are able to focus on improving their lives. The Ranch has an on-campus accredited school, Lighthouse Christian Academy, with a Master Certified teacher. The school is recognized by the Tangipahoa school board as an Alternative Educational Program. Upon admission to the Ranch, most boys are struggling with academics, with wide learning gaps, a history of poor school attendance, and/or failing grades which places them at high risk for “dropping out” of school and repeating the cycle of poverty. By utilizing a one-on-one approach in a relaxed but structured environment, boys are able to work to close learning gaps, and work ahead in their academics. In addition to classroom style learning, Ranch boys are able to participate in horsemanship and agriculture electives. Learning how to care for animals, ride horses, grow a garden, prepare meals, and complete chores not only allows for the development of future employable skills, but fosters a spirit of independence and growth. The goal is to give residents a foundation for creating better future.

LORANGER, Louisiana

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Purehope

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Cincinnati, Ohio