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CRISIS AID INTERNATIONAL
Crisis Aid exists to save lives, save souls, and change futures. Because of our donors, we can provide food for malnourished children, medical care, orphan care, water wells, safe homes for victims of sex trafficking, emergency disaster relief
St. Louis, Missouri
AngelStreet
Developing girls, ages 8-18, through mentoring and musical training in areas with limited access to the arts. Uplifting young ladies to understand their value, discover their purpose, and serve as creative leaders.
Cordova, Tennessee
Edify
To improve and expand sustainable Christ-centered education globally.
Boston, MassachusettsParents Let's Unite for Kids (PLUK)
Parents Let's Unite for Kids unites parents, professionals, families and friends of children with special needs to support one another and share information for the benefit of their children.
BILLINGS, Montana
Sterling House Community Center
We are a community center based in Stratford, Connecticut. For more than 85 years, we have welcomed and served generations of children and adults. At the heart of our preschool, after school, summer day camp, athletics, food pantry, and other programs and services, is a spirit of welcome.
Stratford, Connecticut
Science Club for Girls, Inc.
Founded in 1994, Science Club for Girls is a registered 501(c)3 organization that fosters excitement, confidence, and literacy in STEM for girls and young women from underrepresented communities with free, experiential community-based programs. UPDATE
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Tri-State Community Orchestra Association
Recognizing the important role that the study of music plays in the development of life skills; it is the mission of the Tri-State Community Orchestra to enrich and educate people of all ages in our Tri-State community be providing both listeners and performers with quality, orchestral, musical experiences; and to work with local government, businesses and other regional arts organizations to instill and enhance civic pride through cultural awareness.
DOTHAN, Alabama
Fair Start Movement
The Problem: Family planning in the world today is based upon a parent-centered and isolationist model that hurts children, families, communities, and our environment. That model prevents the realization of freedom and is the fundamental source of our social and ecological crises. That model is the product of governments and businesses that profit from population growth, want to avoid collective obligations that require investing in rather than exploiting future generations, and who helped eliminate the responsibilities inherent in having kids as a means of accelerating growth. The Solution: Having Kids acts as a “part replacer,” replacing the morally incoherent parent-centered model, which has been debunked by theorists, with the truly human rights-based and child-centered Fair Start model. That move will also create space for the development of even better models. Future children should be the focus of family planning laws and policies because they have the most at stake. That change is the key to freedom – the freedom to a say in the rules under which one lives, to equal opportunities in life, and the freedom from others that is nature. That is what a decolonized future looks like. This is not merely theoretical, but the basis for concrete action we can take today at multiple levels of social change – legal, institutional, cultural, discursive, etc. The Fair Start model is the best construction of the moral and legal right to have children. Here are examples of how Having Kids is replacing the old and isolationist model with the Fair Start model. Having Kids is more a praxis of truly human rights-based family planning than an entity. We invite you to join the transition to better family planning by taking actions to ensure kids a fair start in life, and speaking out about what you’ve done. The human brain is predisposed to focus on the immediate over the important. Working for social change without family planning reform is the worst case of this tendency, but together we can change direction. Having Kids is not just another voice in the crowd. Instead, we make sure all voices matter by changing the nature of the crowd.
Tucson, Arizona
Transforma+
Promote social transformation through education, empowering people in situations of social exclusion to develop essential skills, gain autonomy and access new opportunities. We act with empathy, equity and inclusion, creating pathways for each individual to realize their potential and contribute to a more just and supportive society.
The American Islamic Montessori Association
The mission of AIMA® is to establish and promote quality standards for Islamic Montessori Education (IME®) across the United States.
Saint Louis, Missouri
East Los Angeles Boys and Girls Club
An out-of-school-time site in the heart of unincorporated East Los Angeles, we serve over 2,000 youth annually plus another 2,000 through our non-profit partnerships. Our youth age range is 5 through 18. We do what others said could not be done, 100% of our teens achieve HS graduation in a community where 34% of adults have a HS diploma. Through our unique initiative, M.E.N.T.O.R. we focus on an individualized action plan for each child to fill the gaps by supporting them in their areas of need. We promote their social, educational, health, character development and vocational guidance. We strive to enhance the quality of their lives as participating members of a richly diverse urban society.
Los Angeles, California
Club Christ
Club Christ is a youth development program to children and teens from K-12 grade. This organization is unique in that it operates out of local apartment complexes in low-income areas. Children receive tutoring, mentoring and weekly Bible studies. Come be a part of this grass roots approach to meeting our inner city’s deepest needs.
Las Vegas, Nevada