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San Antonio Youth Literacy
Our vision is that every child in South Texas enters 3rd grade reading at level.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas
New American Pathways
As the only organization in Georgia providing a full continuum of support and wrap-around services for refugees, New American Pathways provides up to 3,500 refugees per year with the necessary tools to rebuild their lives and achieve long-term success.
Atlanta, Georgia
Davis Community Meals
Davis Community Meals (DCM) is a non-profit, non-denominational organization whose mission is to provide low-income and homeless individuals and families with housing, food, and human services to help them rebuild their lives. DCM was created in 1990 by the initiative of members of the Episcopal Church of St. Martin in Davis and other religious and civic organizations as well as independent supporters. DCM began operations in February 1991 when our first Tuesday evening meal was served. Currently, we are serving three meals per week, operating a resource center, a street outreach program, providing emergency shelter to individuals, transitional housing programs for individuals and families and permanent supportive housing at Cesar Chavez Plaza. Our membership exceeds 2,500 individuals and over 100 organizations who lend their support through volunteer service, financial and in-kind contributions.
Davis, California
HANNAHS HOME OF SOUTH FLORIDA INC
Hannah’s Home of South Florida provides a safe and loving Christian environment for single pregnant young women. Through counseling, life skills, and continuing education, we offer hope and transform lives.
Tequesta, Florida
Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control
Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control (FSFACC) is the only organization dedicated to raising funds for the City’s municipal, open-admission animal shelter and its rescue partners in order to enhance or establish programs and services that benefit animals, and serve and educate the public.
San Francisco, California
HealthRight International, Inc.
HealthRight International builds lasting access to health for excluded communities, employing a human rights-based approach and working closely with community partners to improve local capacity and advance the inclusivity of health systems.
New York, New YorkI CAN STILL SHINE PROGRAM
We help women and children that have left abusive homes. ICSSP provides food, clothing, housing, electric bill assistance, medical assistance, eyeglasses, cars, car repairs, college education and other emergency needs to help them get back on their feet.
HURST, Texas
Solon Center for Research and Publishing
We build community through educational, literary, scientific and artistic means, with publications, research, exhibits, and other events and initiatives. We work to help the humanities flourish.A major project of ours is Elected Officials to Protect America (EOPA) with the mission to solving the climate crisis, ensuring environmental justice, and protecting our lands and waters.
Solon, Maine
Boundless Brilliance Inc
The mission of Boundless Brilliance is to educate, empower, and engage students in order to close the gender gap in STEM fields. We envision a future of STEM leadership that is as diverse as the world in which we live.
Los Angeles, California
Harrison House
Harrison House is a 501c3 community development organization working to bring two disciplines together, historic preservation and sustainability. Our goal is to become the first LEED-certified home to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Harrison House aims to be the model home for the Las Vegas HUNDred Plan. Programs at Harrison House include family education, diversity, and sustainability.
Las Vegas, Nevada
NEW HOPE CHILDREN'S HOME
New Hope provides a long-term home for orphaned, abandoned and at-risk children in Arequipa, Peru.
Yorkville, New York
CHICAGO TINY HOUSE
Chicago Tiny House, Inc. exists to create tiny house communities throughout Chicago that will provide homeless Chicagoans with safe, cost-effective housing and integrated supportive services. We have been helping the homeless of Chicago for over 30 years collectively. Specifically working with the Uptown Tent City over the last two years. Tent City housed an estimated population of 70 people. Who all lived under the bridges of Wilson and Lawrence Avenues at Lake Shore Drive. Our cause does not stop with the elimination of this community. We are completely volunteer-powered by bringing together concerned citizens, advocates, lawmakers, and donors. So, we can bring shelter, food, and supportive services to our most vulnerable neighbors, greatly reducing homelessness. While helping them move forward with dignity. Chicago Tiny House has partnered with, and is in touch with, both sides of the housing problem. We are knowledgeable about, and actually live alongside, our target demographic. We have created a growing database of followers, developers, donors, contractors, government agencies, and laborers. So, we bring a unique perspective and experience to this process. We are committed Chicagoans with small-business acumen as well as having a boots-on-the-ground relationship with our local homeless population. Our hope is to propose, implement, and operate Chicago’s first Tiny House Community. We can’t do it alone. We need people like you to back our proposal by donating time, skills, funds, and connections. If you believe in what we’re doing, please join us.
Chicago, Illinois