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Trees Atlanta Inc
Trees Atlanta is a nationally-recognized non-profit citizens' group that protects and improves Atlanta's urban forest by planting, conserving and educating. Trees Atlanta serves the Metro Atlanta area, focusing primarily on those communities within the City's outerbelt, although we are intentionally expanding our service area each year.
Atlanta, Georgia
Healing Nations
To glorify God by cultivating spiritual and physical flourishing through cross-cultural ministry.
Draper, Utah
Snake River Alliance
The Snake River Alliance serves as Idaho’s nuclear watchdog and Idaho’s advocate for renewable and nuclear-free energy. We raise community awareness about the dangers of nuclear waste, weapons and power while working to identify and promote sustainable alternatives. We do our work through advocacy, collaboration, education and grassroots organizing. We envision responsible solutions to nuclear waste and a nuclear-free future. We seek to strengthen Idaho’s economy and communities through the implementation of renewable energy sources in Idaho and the promotion of energy efficiency and conservation.
Boise, Idaho
BRAVE ENOUGH TO FAIL INC
Brave Enough To Fail is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit Student Motivational Program. Our mission is Increasing student achievement and cultivating a new generation of leaders, creators, and achievers. We accomplish this by providing free in-school motivational presentations, scholarships, and other resources to students. Audience sizes range from 100 to 700 students.
New Milford, Connecticut
NEBRASKA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FOUNDATION
The mission of the Nebraska FFA Foundation is to enhance quality education/FFA programs in order to achieve excellence in leadership development, curriculum innovation and scholastic advancement of students. That's the official mission, but what we really do is prepare young people to become successful adults, leaders in their communities and successful agriculture producers and business people.
Lincoln, Nebraska
HEARTBOUND MINISTRIES INC
Providing programs and resources to the prison community -- correctional staff, inmates, and their families -- changing the culture from one of crime and incarceration to hope and restoration.
ATLANTA, Georgia
Cultivate
We help seniors flourish through active engagement with their community.
Boulder, Colorado
HaitiChildren
Our Mission is to create the future leaders of Haiti through the provision of education, healthcare, advocacy and care for abandoned children with quantifiable accountability measures.
Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program
The inspiration and design for Women of Tomorrow is based on our Founder's, Jennifer Valoppi, college years studying Psychology of Women. Jennifer says, “The research was clear - the real problem with true equality for women is not so much that men think that women are inferior, but that women agreed. The women who do make it to the top like being the only ones there and don’t do anything to help other women along.” Studies show that research still holds true today. Jennifer wanted to change that. So in 1997, while she was the main news anchor at NBC 6 in Miami, Jennifer designed a unique program for highly accomplished professional women to reach out to at-risk girls. With the support of then NBC 6 President & General Manager Don Browne, a long time supporter of women and minorities in the workplace and of mentoring as a tool for empowering people, Women of Tomorrow was created. Since then we have served 11,000 at-risk high school girls.
Miami, Florida
Autism Society of Greater Orlando, Inc. - ASGO
ASGO supports individuals with autism and their families through social activities, events, trainings, and support groups, as well as, provides training opportunities and awareness events in the community. For more information about ASGO, please visit our website at www.asgo.org .
Orlando, Florida
Abaana Community Outreach Africa (ACO-Africa)
Abaana Community Outreach Africa (ACO-Africa) a non-profit organisation based in Uganda, committed to breaking the cycle of poverty by providing loving support and care to vulnerable individuals; laying an emphasis on education, health, psychosocial care, economic empowerment, nutrition, human and environmental rights to the poorest and most vulnerable people— especially children and women.
Kampala, England
Project 2.0 Foundation
The Project 2.0 Foundation is committed to assisting veterans in their PTSD symptom management while enabling and training them for integration into the successful post-military life they desire. The Project 2.0 Foundation was formed in August 2019 after accidentally finding positive results in a group of Army special operations forces veterans who found they could better manage their PTSD symptoms by training for, and participating in, triathlons and other athletic events. With each other’s encouragement and support, their symptoms became more manageable with their focus on athletics, physical fitness, and proper nutrition as a mission, rather using recreational drugs and alcohol as a coping mechanism. Symptoms of depression decreased or were eliminated entirely. Once our veterans saw their personal success with PTSD symptom management, we heard a chorus of questions and requests for assistance in entrepreneurial opportunities and new (or continued) business education within the civilian world. With the consideration by members of the psychiatric field, we formed this foundation with the mission to bring our findings national and open our program to all veterans. We have gathered a group of psychologists, physical fitness trainers, licensed nutritionists and dieticians, and business leaders and founders in various industries to assist in our mission. The Project 2.0 Foundation program encompasses all aspects of post military life: mental, physical, and financial training and support. The objective for each member is to create a “NEW YOU 2.0” version of themselves, and to obtain the post-military life that they envision for themselves and their families.
Los Angeles, California