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Latino Center of the Midlands

The mission of the Latino Center of the Midlands is to enhance the lives of the Heartland Latino Community by supporting the education and development of our youth and adults; promoting comprehensive engagement of our families in all facets of their lives; and by fostering leadership through a variety of services and activities.

OMAHA, Nebraska

HUMANSAVE

Humansave is a mental health organization dedicated specifically to ending human trafficking and child sexual exploitation.

Long Beach, California

Stuttering Scholarship Alliance

STUTTERING SCHOLARSHIP ALLIANCE (SSA) IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING A BRIDGE TO ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WHO STUTTER—OTHERWISE FACING BARRIERS OF ACCESS—TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL. WE ARE COMMITTED TO INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE MORE ACCESSIBILITY FOR PEOPLE WHO STUTTER: INCLUDING AREAS OF (1) SPEECH THERAPY, (2) EDUCATION/ADVOCACY, AND (3) COMMUNITY.

Go International, Inc.

GO InterNational exists to resource and mobilize followers of Jesus Christ through indigenous partnerships for global mission. Missions teams are one of the best ways to expose people to the needs of the world, develop a heart for the people of the world, and to fuel the passion for missions around the world. People who travel with GO get a chance to participate with our partners and their ministry and a first hand look at Christianity and service in some of the most impoverished countries in the world.

WILMORE, Kentucky

Growing a Future (Fern Ridge School District School Farm)

To teach and train students and community members of all ages how to develop a healthy, self-sustaining and thriving community through soils training and farming.

Elmira, Oregon

LATIN AMERICA WORKING GROUP EDUCATION FUND

The Latin America Working Group (LAWG) is one of the nation's longest standing coalitions dedicated to foreign policy. The Latin America Working Group and its sister organization, the Latin America Working Group Education Fund (LAWGEF), carry out the coalition's mission to encourage U.S. policies towards Latin America that promote human rights, justice, peace and sustainable development. As a coalition, LAWG represents the interests of over 60 major religious, humanitarian, grassroots and policy organizations to decision makers in Washington.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Charlevoix Area Humane Society

To practice and promote the principle that every life is precious. As such, we are committed to the highest principles of humane care and professional treatment of injured, ill, neglected or abused animals.

Boyne City, Michigan

Living Beauty Cancer Foundation

educating, uplifting, and empowering women with cancer

Pasadena, California

PANZI FOUNDATION

In 1999, Dr. Denis Mukwege founded the Panzi Hospital in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. The region has been devastated by war and an epidemic of sexualized violence for twenty years. Today, the Panzi Hospital serves more than 400,000 constituents in the Ibanda Health Zone. The US based Panzi Foundation makes strategic investments at Panzi Hospital and Panzi Foundation DRC. We also develop and engage in strategic advocacy to end violence against women and girls in the DRC and around the world.

Washington, District Of Columbia

Friendship Bridge

Our mission is to empower impoverished Guatemalan women to create a better future for themselves, their children, and their family through microfinance and education.

Lakewood, Colorado

VIVIENDASLEON

ViviendasLeon is a non-profit, 501 c 3 U.S. organization and registered NGO in Nicaragua. Our mission is to eliminate poverty by empowering and equipping rural communities to be the agents of their own transformation.

San Francisco, California

Community Music Center

Founded in 1921, San Francisco Community Music Center (CMC), a Bay Area nonprofit, is one of the oldest and largest community arts organizations on the West Coast making high quality music accessible to all people, regardless of financial means. CMC, based in the Mission District, was established to “be a provider of music that is not art for art’s sake, but art for life’s sake.” CMC serves more than 23,000 people each year, including more than 2,400 students of all ages, ethnicities and income levels who enjoy music lessons, programs and concerts at no or low cost.