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CANCER FOR COLLEGE
Cancer for College provides financial aid to cancer survivors in the form of college scholarships. The application period is open annually from October 1st - January 31st. View the requirements here: http://cancerforcollege.org/CFC_Application.html
Vista, California
Als Association Tn Chapter
To discover treatments and a cure for ALS, and to serve, advocate for, and empower people affected by ALS to live their lives to the fullest.
Nashville, Tennessee
TreeUtah
Our mission is to improve Utah's quality of life for present and future generations by enhancing the environment through tree planting, education, and stewardship.
Salt Lake City, Utah
Life2Life Connections
Life2Life Connections' vision is to proclaim the Good News by creating opportunities to influence, challenge and develop next generation leaders through healthy relationships, intercultural experiences, challenging forums, and Business As Mission, where Christian principles/values are taught and modeled daily.
Cheney, Washington
Thresh
The two-fold mission of Thresh is to educate and to entertain. Thresh’s work revolves around the art of storytelling in all its forms—from creating cross-cultural productions that deal with issues of identity, race, gender and inclusion, to outreach programs with marginalized and underserved communities in the US and overseas.
New York, New York
Warm Blankets Orphan Care International
Restoring Childhoods in Christ | Caring for Orphans and Widows Worldwide
Rolling Meadows, Illinois
Indian Creek Foundation
Indian Creek Foundation provides necessary services to 1200 individuals with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities and Autism.
Souderton, PennsylvaniaOPERATION HOPE FOR CHILDREN OF HAITI INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Freeport, New York
OneReef Worldwide Stewardship
OneReef's Vision is to create vibrant reefs and thriving communities. OneReef's Mission is to partner with island communities to combine traditional stewardship and modern resources to protect at least 25% of coral reefs across Micronesia. Less than 5% of the billions of dollars spent annually on the environment is made available directly to locals who manage ecosystems. We work to fill this unmet need - we partner directly with island communities to protect reefs and recover fisheries. Our mission is based on the insight that island communities are more effective environmental stewards when their traditional knowledge and practices are combined with the right scientific, financial, and technical partnerships and resources. It ensures that practical and cost-effective solutions emerge. OneReef's Community Partnership Model is a proven way to accomplish long-term conservation success: - Through equitable agreements, traditional knowledge is combined with the right partnerships and resources, and economic benefits are directly linked to conservation - Agreements include the community's 20-year vision, shared commitments and expected outcomes, a spatial management plan, impact monitoring plan, and more. - This results in innovative, practical and cost-effective solutions to enforce managed fishing zones, measure impact, and build social cohesion around conservation that endures. Why the OneReef Community Partnership model has proven to be effective: 1. The right people in the right places Our island community partners have a strong "eco-identity" and take responsibility for their environment. They want their reefs to thrive in the face of over-fishing and climate change. 2. The right tools and resources Our island community partners need financial, scientific, and technical resources to protect their reefs. OneReef mentors community members: (1) Training, tools, infrastructure to increase agency (2) Support for management plans (3) Science-based impact measures (4) Long-term, leveraged financing 3. The right partnerships We align private and public funds, technology, and science. Working hand-in-hand, OneReef, island communities, elected leaders, funders, and technical and scientific partners combine modern resources with traditional stewardship. Joint problem-solving and meaningful engagement create enduring value.
Santa Cruz, California
FR BERNARD YOUTH CENTER INC
Youth Retreat facility located one hour South from Portland and 20 minutes Northeast of Salem in the heart of the lush Willamette Valley of Oregon. A place for spiritual growth and personal development specializing in hosting weekend retreats and summer camps for youth and young adults ages 14 - 38 and their mentors. Groups come to FBYC from near and far including national and international visitors
Mount Angel, Oregon
The House of the Good Shepherd
The House of the Good Shepherd will be the leading provider of treatment, education, and support services to the children and families of the community that we serve. We will be known for providing services that are of the highest quality and value, delivered within the context of family, culture and community.
Utica
Primate Rescue Center
The Primate Rescue Center, in central Kentucky, is a nonprofit sanctuary that provides lifetime care to more than 50 monkeys and apes, including 11 chimpanzees. In addition, we strive to alleviate the suffering of primates everywhere by working to toughen animal-protection laws and end the private trade in these animals, both in the U.S. and abroad.
Nicholasville, Kentucky