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Partners in Restorative Initiatives

Partners in Restorative Initiatives brings restorative practices to the people of Western New York. Through the use of these powerful tools, we are building relationships, repairing harm and restoring communities

Rochester, New York

Lahash International

Lahash partners with African churches to holistically care for vulnerable children.

Portland, Oregon

CASA MILAGRO FOUNDATION

Providing love, life skills and inspirational hope to child victims of commercial sexual exploitation in Costa Rica.

Miami, Florida

REFUGE ENRICHMENT COMMUNITY CENTER INC

The Refuge Enrichment Community Center, Inc., seeks to improve the well-being and self-sufficiency of neighbors in need by providing food, clothing, programs, and other resources. We are committed to treating all with dignity and respect. We encourage broad involvement and participation by residents and organizations in the communities we serve.

Middleburg, Florida

YOUTH HORIZONS INC

Our mission is to empower children and their families to become healthy, productive members of our community and to create a nationwide awareness for the needs of at-risk youth.

WICHITA, Kansas

Charlotte Mason Institute Inc

The Charlotte Mason Institute (CMI) exists to promote the principles and practices of Charlotte Mason’s design for education. Mason espoused a relational education in a living environment filled with books, experiences, nature, and ideas, where the child is viewed as a person and the educator as one who cooperates with God.

Roanoke, Virginia

Greater Europe Mission

Reaching Europe by multiplying disciples and growing Christ's Church.

Monument, Colorado

THIRST RELIEF INTERNATIONAL INC

CREATING ACCESS TO CLEAN WATER VARIES IN METHOD, DEPENDING ON THE LOCATION, COMMUNITY AND SCALE OF NEED. WE UTILIZE THE MOST APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE TO OUR LOCAL PARTNERS TO ACCOMPLISH OUR MISSION.

Bend, Oregon

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF THE BAY AREA

IIBA is a non-profit organization that provides high-quality low-cost legal immigration services to community members who need them most. This past year we helped nearly 10,000 individuals and their families with applications for citizenship, work authorization, adjustment of status, as well as with a host of other services. Generous donations from individuals, in addition to grants from private foundations and government agencies, allow IIBA to provide assistance for free or on a sliding-fee-scale based on income to many who might not otherwise be able to afford the services they need.

San Francisco, California

Project Reclaim of Minden Inc

To operate high quality programs of integrity and fidelity, designed to help reclaim the promise, hope and full potential of youth and families.

Minden, Louisiana

Barrier-Free Inc

Our mission is to provide inclusive art, self-advocacy, and social programming for adults with disabilities in the community. Barrier-Free's inclusive design brings together people of all abilities to create, express, and achieve together.

Sykesville, Maryland

Finding Freedom through Friendship, Inc.

Mission Hope for Women and children | Empower. Transform. Sustain. Friendship, Inc. (FFF) is a 501© nonprofit organization focused on the holistic transformation of women and children in endemic deprivation to reverse the yoke of poverty by providing shelter, health, nutrition, education, economic skills, and personal development for long-term sustainability for the individual and the community. FFF's approach empowers, transforms, and sustains an individual's socio-economic environment to gain freedom, dignity, and security to live to their fullest potential. FFF aims to decrease poverty, gender disparity, and bridge social inequalities. In 2010, FFF launched in Guatemala with one program – the Widow Program, providing widows housing, education, and nutrition. In 2017, FFF branched into Egypt. In 2021, FFF established a tutoring program in Egypt, followed in 2023 by a tutoring program in Guatemala. Today, FFF has six programs that have impacted over 30,000 individuals and demonstrated a reversal of poverty of women and subsequent generations, the children.

lexington, Kentucky