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The Healing Hands Project
To empower homeless women with dignity, knowledge, and basic human rights by improving menstrual health, access to necessities, and quality of life.
Kennewick, Washington
Pet Project for Pets, Inc.
The Mission of the Pet Project for Pets is Pet Retention - providing the necessary pet food, pet supplies, pet vaccines and pet medications to enable financially challenged individuals with terminal illnesses, disabilities, senior citizens and those who are temporarily unemployed to keep their companion pets, thus preserving the Human / Animal bond which is proven to be vitally important to the quality of life for both. The Pet Project enables companion animals to avoid being surrendered to shelters and remain in their homes with the people who love them but would not able to provide for their basic needs without assistance from our program.
WILTON MANORS, Florida
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower International
• To teach people of all ages and abilities to use their power to stay safe, act wisely, and believe in themselves! • To create an international community of leaders who are dedicated to making high quality self-protection and confidence building programs widely accessible. To establish a long-lasting organization that can continue this work. • To work together to create cultures of caring, respect and safety for all!
Santa Cruz, California
ICNC/KINZIE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
ICNC advocates for the interest of business on Chicago’s Nearwest Side. ICNC strengthens both start-up & emerging companies by providing business development assistance as well as information and links to public and private resources and services. ICNC, an employer-driven organization, develops programs and services in response to the needs of the companies it represents. In addition to the $2.5 million a year in revenue from its incubator (operated by ICNC and its 501 (c)(3) affiliate, the Kinzie Industrial Development Corp or KIDC), ICNC receives over $700,000 a year in funding from government and foundation grants – positioning it to offer extensive no-cost services to local companies and tenants. Today, ICNC is comprised of over 400 member companies and represents the Nearwest side’s rapidly growing business community, comprised of over 2,000 small businesses. Select programs include: -IL Small Business Development Center (SBDC -IL International Trade Center (ITC) -Business Advocacy -Incubator Space
Chicago, Illinois
Gospel Movement Foundation (GMF)
Mission Statements (01) Taking initiatives to increase knowledge, science, literature and art by establishing schools, colleges and universities. (02) Setting up libraries and libraries to increase the knowledge acquisition habit of common people. (03) To work towards the development of third gender people as well as education, health and responsibility towards the country and the nation to take and implement projects. (04) Participating in ensuring social development through government and international programs and projects by participating in quality institutions and supporting programs. (05) Taking various steps to implement human rights. (06) To organize various national and international seminars with the objective of social equality and rights and human society development along with citizen's duty towards the country. (07) Ways To take projects for improving children's education and quality of life. (08) Disability education, services and by participating in government-sponsored projects for the development of the disabled Ensuring holistic development. (09) Taking mosque, temple, church based child educational activities to establish communal harmony with the aim of creating non-communal Bangladesh. (11). Advising on maternal and child health and health of expectant mothers and undertaking cooperative projects. (12) Adoption of community and mobile healthcare projects. (13) Conducting area based health camps with health workers recognized by the government. (14) To provide vocational training to poor and destitute and destitute women and unemployed men. (15) Taking various steps to increase public awareness to prevent AIDS. (16) To deal with natural calamities and to provide assistance in ensuring relief and rehabilitation. (17) To provide employment opportunities to unemployed youth and young women through handicrafts, handicrafts, tailoring training, computer training, poultry farming, fisheries and technical training. (18) To undertake various projects and programs for the socio-economic development of the members. (19) Public awareness activities against dowry. (20) To provide education for poor and talented boys and girls. (21) To arrange sports and recreation. (22) To provide medical aid and rehabilitation to distressed and helpless patients. (23) To prevent child marriage and work to create public awareness. (24) To achieve financial, social and overall development of all children, youth, women and men. (25) Adoption of child care and family planning programs including prevention of trafficking in women and children. (26) Taking anti-smoking and anti-drug activities. (27) To undertake any activities consistent with the objectives of the organization relating to poverty alleviation. (28) Undertaking various programs for gender equality and women empowerment.
Khulna, Khulna
NEW CLASSROOMS INNOVATION PARTNERS INC
To create and inspire better ways to give every student an educational foundation for lifelong success.
New York, New York
Missouri River Relief
is a community & equipment based, not-for-profit organization dedicated to connecting people to the Missouri River through hands-on river clean-ups, education events & stewardship activities.
Columbia, Missouri
Washington Heights and Inwood Development Corp.
WHIDC was organized in 1978 to serve the residents and businesses in Northern Manhattan. We are tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code. WHIDC is also a United States Treasury Department Certified Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
New York, New York
TheHopeLine / Dawson McAllister Association
TheHopeLine is the Rescue arm of the Dawson McAllister Association. Our vision is to see people released from despair. We reach our audience through radio programming and our website, www.thehopeline.com. As we engage them we strive to rescue them from despair induced by circumstances. In our interactions we attempt to perform spiritual, physical and emotional triage, thereby understanding how best to serve them. We hope to be a moral GPS providing clear thinking and right values to those we serve. Aiding them in making the next right decision. Finally, through our partner organizations, we seek to restore them by connecting them with services designed to meet their need.
Spring Hill, Tennessee
National Math Foundation
Our mission at the NMF is simple: get students active and confident in their learning. Through the collection of student and teacher achievement data, research, and decades of collective teaching experience, we provide professional development and implementation support for educators across the country using a series of kinesthetic educational resources to support the development of positive mathematics attitudes and competencies. Our kinesthetic program is designed to engage learners mentally and physically and supplement your school’s curriculum.
Ithaca, New York
Crossroads Rhode Island
Since 1894, we’ve been serving some of the most vulnerable people in our state. Today, we are the largest homeless services organization in Rhode Island.
Providence, Rhode Island
Islamic Ummah Relief
Our mission is to serve humanity by providing security, feeding, shelter, love, care and education to orphans, widows and the less privileged in deprived communities.
Greensboro, North Carolina