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Center for the Visually Impaired, Inc.
To provide comprehensive adjustment, training and support services to blind and visually impaired individuals.
DAYTONA BEACH, Florida
Humane Society of Lincoln County
To operate the Fayetteville/Lincoln County Animal Shelter with thoughtful compassion, promote lifetime placement for unwanted and abandoned pets, help to reduce the overpopulation of cats and dogs, educate the local community on responsible pet ownership, seek justice for animal cruelty offenders and promote the proper care and humane treatment of all animals.
Fayetteville, Tennessee
WEST SEATTLE FOOD BANK
The West Seattle Food Bank is committed to providing food security and community connections to our neighbors in need
Seattle, WashingtonREDWOOD JUSTICE FUND
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
SANTA ROSA, California
MCCROSSAN BOYS RANCH
Provide "New Hope for a Better Life."
SIOUX FALLS, South Dakota
Christian Womens Job Corps of Madison County Alabama Inc.
Equipping women with essential skills to improve their lives
HUNTSVILLE, AlabamaEVANGELISTIC INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES INC
We are a registered faith based 501(c)(3) non-profit ministry committed to reaching the world with the hope and love found in the Gospel of Jesus Christ. EIM believes that our ministry is two-fold, to take the Word of God to the ends of the earth and to meet the needs of our world’s most vulnerable people.
MAGNOLIA, Arkansas
ISRAEL GUIDE DOG CENTER FOR THE BLIND
The mission of the Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind is to improve the quality of life of visually impaired Israelis by providing them with independence, mobility and self confidence, as well as renewed self-esteem and companionship through the use of guide dogs. What we do: We breed, raise and train the guide dogs at our facility in Beit Oved, Israel, just south of Tel Aviv. When a blind Israeli requests our assistance, we transport them to our center, house and feed them for three weeks during training, and provide an additional week of training in their homes. We also provide follow-up care twice a year to make sure that the partnership is still working properly. This is all done AT NO COST TO THE BLIND! We are able to provide these services through the generosity of our donors – who have the vision to help those less fortunate. Our annual budget is just over $2.7 Million dollars, and as of December 2017, we had produced over 600 partnerships between Israelis who are blind or visually impaired and professionally trained guide dogs. Secondary Mission: In 2013 we added a secondary mission by providing Service Companions to people with Special Needs. While half of our dogs are selected for guide dog training, 50% fail to meet our exacting standards during evaluations, but these amazingly well trained dogs can still help people. In 2013 we formalized a program to repurpose these "career-change" dogs and provide them to blind children, autistic children, soldiers with PTSD or other adults with a variety of special needs. All of the dogs we produce go to loving homes and serve a purpose by helping people in need.
Warrington, PennsylvaniaGREELEY COUNTY HEALTH SERVICES INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
TRIBUNE, Kansas
San Antonio Youth Literacy
Our vision is that every child in South Texas enters 3rd grade reading at level.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas
ETHIOPIAN ORPHAN RELIEF INC
Ethiopian Orphan Relief is a 100% volunteer non profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of Ethiopia's most vulnerable children.
Beaverton, OregonHappy Hats For Kids
Our mission is to provide exclusive Super Hero gifts to hospitalized children with life-threatening illnesses to uplift their spirits and brighten their days.
Torrance, California