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Nonviolent Peaceforce
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
SAINT PAUL, Minnesota
SaveNature.Org
We are committed to inspiring participation and awareness in the preservation of fragile ecosystems by providing opportunities for personal direct action to save the diversity of life on Earth.
San Francisco, CaliforniaPOCONO ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
DINGMANS FRY, Pennsylvania
Walk With Sally
Walk With Sally provides hope through our individualized mentoring and community support services to empower children experiencing trauma through a parent, guardian or sibling's cancer journey.
El Segundo, California
Paws of Heaven Inc
At Paws of Heaven, we are committed to providing comfort and therapy dogs to those in need, especially veterans and first responders. We are dedicated to identifying people with PTSD (or other anxiety issues) who would benefit from a therapy or comfort dog. As a PTSD sufferer, I feel a calling to serve other PTSD sufferers, especially veterans. Once we identify a good candidate, we match that person with the perfect dog. This entire process is done at no cost to the recipient. In 2 Corinthians 1, we discover that God is the Father of all comfort, and He comforts us in all our troubles. We also discover God enables us to comfort others with the same comfort we receive from Him. In His absolute sovereignty, God chooses any vessel for providing comfort, and we believe God has chosen to use dogs to provide comfort in countless ways. Paws of Heaven is committed to seeking those who, by the loving grace of God, can benefit from a therapeutic relationship with a service or support dog. At Paws of Heaven, we rely 100% on generous contributions from people just like you. Please consider making a donation; no gift is too small. Right now, we need funding to add staffing, recruit, and train more volunteers, hire and train more handlers, purchase quality dog food, provide shelter, and provide veterinarian care. Your generous donations will allow us to continue donating therapy or comfort dog to those who need them the most.
Moriarty, New Mexico
JUSTICE AND MERCY INTERNATIONAL
Making justice personal for the poor, the orphaned and the forgotten of the world.
FRANKLIN, Tennessee
West Broad Street YMCA
The mission of the West Broad Street YMCA is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all
Savannah, Georgia
Transforma+
Promote social transformation through education, empowering people in situations of social exclusion to develop essential skills, gain autonomy and access new opportunities. We act with empathy, equity and inclusion, creating pathways for each individual to realize their potential and contribute to a more just and supportive society.
KARA
Our guiding value is empathy. Every day we provide compassion and support to children and adults because loss and grief impact everyone. Our vision is to see people of all ages compassionately supported on their journey through grief so they can move toward renewed hope and meaning.
Palo Alto, California
CIS El Salvador
The CIS is a multi-faceted organization, with many programs supporting education, organizing, and social justice. We are looking for people committed to solidarity and social justice to participate in our programs.
Minnesota
National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis Section
NCJW St. Louis Section is a 501(c)3 organization. Click to view our Form 990. Click here to view our Annual Report. With a network at our national headquarters and more than 100 sections across the country, the NCJW St. Louis Section is driven by our members locally. We make a difference through community service, projects and advocacy programs. NCJW has been active in St. Louis for more than a century, starting with a free milk program for school children.
St. Louis, Missouri
NATIONAL HELLENIC MUSEUM
The Museum was founded as the Hellenic Museum and Cultural Center in 1983. Nine years later, the HMCC opened its first facility on Michigan Avenue in downtown Chicago. Then, in July 2004, the Museum moved to a new location at 801 South Adams Street in Chicago’s Greektown. In 2009, the Museum re-branded itself the National Hellenic Museum with a new logo incorporating the Greek key design and a new mission statement: “Connecting generations through Greek history, culture, and art.”
Chicago, Illinois