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The Labouré Society
The Labouré Society exists to provide financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals who must resolve education loans in order to pursue a vocation to the priesthood and/or religious life in the Catholic Church.
Eagan, Minnesota
Seeds of Peace, Inc.
In the face of some of the world’s most intractable conflicts, Seeds of Peace gives rise to new generations of leaders uniquely inspired and equipped to build lasting peace.
New York, New York
reDiscover Center
Our Mission is to develop children's creativity through hands-on making with sustainable materials. Our Vision is for all people to have an outlet for acquiring and donating reusable materials, and a resource to develop skills for employing them in a variety of ways. As reDiscover meets this need, we move closer to a culture where all waste materials can be recognized for their educational and creative value. We achieve our mission and vision through strategic initiatives: community engagement utilizing our reuse warehouse, programs focused on education and creative expression, and shaping the next generation by working with children at our center, at schools, and in the community
CANCER AID AND RESEARCH FUND
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
GLENDALE, Arizona
PORTSMOUTH COMMUNITY RADIO
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Youth for Christ USA
“The Son of Man came not to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”—Mark 10:45 At Youth for Christ, we wholeheartedly embrace the “and” of Mark 10:45. Jesus came to serve and to deliver the message of transformation. He came to embrace and to liberate. We look to Him as we carry out that “and” — the call to act, with an eternal perspective. At Youth for Christ, our passion is to minister in the name of Jesus. We choose to walk the very same bridge He used; the “and” bridge combining Christian service with Christ’s sacrifice. We are liberated by His forgiveness and propelled by His love, to continually declare mercy and truth. We are ministers of His grace, on campuses and in juvenile halls… in wide open spaces and on congested street corners… to the outcasts, the transparent, the terrified.
Englewood, Colorado
City Rescue Mission
City Rescue Mission (CRM) was founded in 1946 to help homeless men in the Jacksonville area. Since its inception, CRM has evolved into a recovery program helping needy men, women and children from multiple counties in Northeast Florida, through meeting the basic needs of the homeless to providing a long-term residential rehabilitation program that address life controlling issues (drugs, alcohol, etc.) and workforce development and educational programs. CRM provides services to the homeless and needy every day throughout the year. For more information or to take a tour, please contact David Clark at 904/421-5169 or dsclark@crmjax.org
Jacksonville, Florida
The FaithX Project
We help congregations survive and thrive in turbulent times by understanding and engaging the stories of the communities they serve.
Germantown, Maryland
Narratives of Hope
Narratives of Hope is dedicated to destigmatizing issues of mental health through the sharing of personal stories. Narratives of Hope provides young people from all walks of life with a powerful space for sharing, listening, and healing.
San Francisco, California
Next
Our mission is to help non-Christians around the world begin a relationship with Jesus Christ by developing and distributing a series of innovative scripture-based manga comics.
Seattle, Washington
Afya Foundation, Inc.
Afya aims to provide an environmentally responsible solution to the dire shortage of healthcare supplies in underserved communities globally.
Yonkers, New York
Fair Start Movement
The Problem: Family planning in the world today is based upon a parent-centered and isolationist model that hurts children, families, communities, and our environment. That model prevents the realization of freedom and is the fundamental source of our social and ecological crises. That model is the product of governments and businesses that profit from population growth, want to avoid collective obligations that require investing in rather than exploiting future generations, and who helped eliminate the responsibilities inherent in having kids as a means of accelerating growth. The Solution: Having Kids acts as a “part replacer,” replacing the morally incoherent parent-centered model, which has been debunked by theorists, with the truly human rights-based and child-centered Fair Start model. That move will also create space for the development of even better models. Future children should be the focus of family planning laws and policies because they have the most at stake. That change is the key to freedom – the freedom to a say in the rules under which one lives, to equal opportunities in life, and the freedom from others that is nature. That is what a decolonized future looks like. This is not merely theoretical, but the basis for concrete action we can take today at multiple levels of social change – legal, institutional, cultural, discursive, etc. The Fair Start model is the best construction of the moral and legal right to have children. Here are examples of how Having Kids is replacing the old and isolationist model with the Fair Start model. Having Kids is more a praxis of truly human rights-based family planning than an entity. We invite you to join the transition to better family planning by taking actions to ensure kids a fair start in life, and speaking out about what you’ve done. The human brain is predisposed to focus on the immediate over the important. Working for social change without family planning reform is the worst case of this tendency, but together we can change direction. Having Kids is not just another voice in the crowd. Instead, we make sure all voices matter by changing the nature of the crowd.
Tucson, Arizona