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www.powerplaynyc.org
PowerPlay NYC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring and educating girls through one-of-a-kind sports and academic enrichment programs. Sports serves as our hook and once we have the girls' attention, we build life skills, develop healthy eating habits and start a dialogue about what success for girls can look like. PowerPlay connects girls with strong women role models and prepares the girls for college and the world of work.
New York, New YorkLifeline Center For Child Dev
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Queens Village, New York
ChadTough Defeat DIPG Foundation
In the fight for a DIPG / DMG cure, we help patients and families by funding game-changing research and providing navigation throughout their journey. Powered by parents who have faced a childhood brain cancer diagnosis, many of whom have lost a child, and guided by a Scientific Advisory Council made up of the leading experts in the field, the foundation ensures every dollar possible funds the most promising research anywhere in the world. The foundation was inspired by Chad Carr, son of co-founders Tammi and Jason Carr, and Michael Mosier, son of co-founders Jenny and Mark Mosier. Both boys passed away from DIPG in 2015.
Saline, Michigan
P.U.R.E. Girls Inc.
"Every girl should know, feel, and believe that she is Phenomenal, Unique, Remarkable and Exquisite."- Najah Haskins, Founder
Burlington, New Jersey
New Mexico Society for Acupuncture and Asian Medicine
The New Mexico Society for Acupuncture and Asian Medicine is a non-profit, professional organization of Doctors of Oriental Medicine, whose purpose is to promote the practice of acupuncture and Oriental medicine as an effective and valuable component of our healthcare system, to organize educational events, and to act as an inclusive forum for its members to share the wealth and treasures of their personal knowledge, wisdom, and experience.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Heart of Illinois Big Brothers Big Sisters
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Illinois
Cancer StrongHER
Cancer StrongHER promotes an active lifestyle for female survivors of all types of cancer through fitness boxing, tennis, yoga, Pilates, FitCamp, Taekwondo and other activities that are free-of-charge to all female survivors who wish to participate. We give survivors the chance to fight back against cancer and regain control of their well-being through a free and fun active-lifestyle program.
Keller, Texas
KENTUCKY EQUINE HUMANE CENTER INC
We are a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Horse Rescue located in Central Kentucky. We rescue horses who are surrendered to us, then work to rehabilitate and retrain them in order to place them in their forever adoptive homes.
Lexington, Kentucky
Dallas Art Therapy
To provide mental health care in the form of art therapy by credentialed art therapists and comprehensive wraparound services for free or low cost to the North Texas community.
Richardson, Texas
K9 Resources and Rescues
We are a California Nonprofit 501(c)3 organized for charitable and educational purposes of animal rescue, care, training, and placement for dogs.
Beaumont, CaliforniaFood Bank of Lincoln
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
LINCOLN, Nebraska
Sedona Mago Center for Well-being and Retreat
Sedona Mago Center for Well-being and Retreat has been a destination for spiritual healing and transformation for over 20 years. Mago is an ancient Korean word that means Mother Earth. And at Sedona Mago, we have one central mission: to love humanity and the Earth. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, inspired by the mission of the Tao Fellowship. Specifically, it is the Sun Tao (??) Korean Taoist tradition, with its 10,000-year history, that we follow. Sun (?) is the combination of human (?) and mountain (?), meaning a human being living in harmony with nature. We believe that peace and harmony can be realized, no matter one’s faith, through our connection to the earth – without which, humanity cannot survive.
Cottonwood, Arizona