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SHARE FOOD PROGRAM, INC
SHARE is unique: SHARE is for everyone; “If you eat, you qualify.” Everyone in the community can participate. Because it is for everyone, it can help break down barriers that divide people barriers like race, religion, social and economic classes, gender and age. When we break down these barriers, we can begin to see each other as real people, and begin to build community and neighborhoods.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
URBAN ALLIANCE FOUNDATION INC
Employing Youth. Inspiring Excellence.
Washington, District Of Columbia
NORTHEAST OF THE WELL
NorthEast of the Well is called to bring God’s Word into hard places, focusing on those in recovery and restoration.
Costa Mesa, California
Diabetes Youth Services
Teaching local children to manage their diabetes every day until there is a cure. Supporting families, preventing complications, and improving lives.
Maumee, Ohio
APOSTOLIC CHRISTIAN LIFEPOINTS
SERVING ACCORDING TO GOD'S PURPOSE - Believing God's promises are true - Directed by Christian values - Believing we are called to serve - Believing all people have dignity and potential - Giving our best to help others achieve their best
MORTON, Illinois
Neskowin Valley School
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Neskowin, Oregon
Crisis Aid International
Crisis Aid International was officially incorporated in 2002. We have since provided more than 10.4 million pounds of food to 1.7 million people in 11 countries and currently concentrate efforts in East Africa and the United States. We are committed to “helping the helpless” with relief efforts locally and globally and equipping those who are beyond the crisis to take responsibility by providing programs which train, inspire and move them to independent, self-sustaining living.
Saint Louis, MissouriMarc Center
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Mesa, Arizona
MONTROSE COUNSELING CENTER INC (dba the Montrose Center)
Our team of state-licensed clinicians, masters-level therapists, skilled educators, support staff and dedicated volunteers work together to create healthier futures for our clients. To achieve the best possible health outcomes, the Center takes an integrated approach to care which includes: a continuum of behavioral health and support services including traditional therapy, peer support, advocacy, case management, education and outreach; access to quality primary care that addresses both physical and mental health conditions holistically; and a range of prevention and wellness programs that empower clients to participate in their own care. Center Wellness programs are generally open to the public and free-of-charge, and the Cultural Center space is open for not-for-profit and non-partisan purposes compatible with the Center’s mission at affordable rates.
Houston, TexasMetro Meals on Wheels Collaborative, Inc.
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minnesota
Grace Life Family Church Inc
We Minister Grace to the Hearer and help people know God, find true freedom, discover purpose, and make a difference.
Lake Hamilton, Florida
Neuropathy Alliance of Texas
In 2009 Nancy Herlin and Marjory Haddix met and shared their experiences of caring for a family member with CIDP (Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy). After realizing how comforting it was to talk with someone who had been through similar experiences, the two decided to start an organization for people in the Austin area affected by neuropathy in order to share information and provide support in the journey with neuropathy. The two found others interested in achieving the same goals and who wanted and needed those goals to be met.
Austin, Texas