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BUFFALO FIELD CAMPAIGN
To stop the harassment and slaughter of Yellowstone’s wild buffalo herds; protect the natural habitat of wild, free-roaming buffalo and other native wildlife; and work with all people—especially Indigenous Nations—to honor and protect the sacredness of the wild buffalo. We pursue our mission through a variety of coordinated strategies: In the field: Our volunteers conduct regular patrols to track and locate buffalo. Teams monitor buffalo movements; document herd activity with field notes, photographs, and video; and remain prepared to initiate nonviolent action as necessary to defend these magnificent animals. In a great example of BFC synergy: our field patrols also collect scientific data for use by our legal and legislative teams, biologists, and other organizations—adding another layer of value to our field campaigns. In the political/legislative arena: We support a variety of efforts to inform local, state, and federal politicians and legislators of the plight of the buffalo—and the importance of wild populations. In the courts: Our legal team fights judicial battles to defend the buffalo’s right to roam freely and live according to their natural instincts. In the public mind: In addition to providing information for educators, BFC actively promotes the needs of the buffalo through various public forums such as community meetings; information booths in and around Yellowstone; select conventions, expositions, and festivals; our annual roadshow; and more.
W YELLOWSTONE, Montana
National Juvenile Justice Network
Our Core Values: Principles of Youth Justice Reform-NJJN and its members all agree to pursue their work with an anti-racist lens and adhere to principles of youth justice reform.
Washington, District Of Columbia
Marshall Direct Fund
Investing in education and women's economic empowerment for a more peaceful world.
Aspen, Colorado
Children's AIDS Fund International
Despite the amazing progress that scientific treatment and care programs have made in HIV/AIDS over the past 30 years, issues remain that we have yet to effectively address. Even now, with treatment programs scaled up around the world and experts heralding the dawn of an HIV-free generation, every day, more than 700 children will be infected with HIV and 500 children will die. Read more about the State of Children's HIV
Sterling, VirginiaBedford-Stuyesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps dba BSVAC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
BROOKLYN, New York
Prostate Conditions Education Council
The Prostate Conditions Education Council is dedicated to saving and improving the lives of men and their loved ones, through innovative programming, early detection, patient support, educational outreach and increased access to the latest diagnostics and treatments for all prostate conditions.
Parker, ColoradoGenl Drivers Warehousemen
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Gary, Indiana
Northwest Atlantic Marine Alliance, Inc.
NAMA is a fishermen-led organization building a broad movement toward healthy fisheries and fishing communities. We do this by building deep and trusting relationships with community based fisherman, crew, fishworkers and allies to create effective policy and market strategies.
Gloucester, Massachusetts
MISSION2GUATEMALA INC
Bringing hope to the Mayan people of Guatemala
Xenia, Ohio
iCast International Center for Appropriate & Sustainable Technology
ICASTTM (International Center for Appropriate and Sustainable Technology) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We develop and implement market-based solutions for issues that plague undeserved communities. Our projects promote sustainable community development by creating social enterprises in the clean energy and resource utilization space.
Lakewood, Colorado
HOPE AND HELP INTERNATIONAL
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee
HUMANE SOCIETY OF NOBLE COUNTY INC
The Humane Society of Noble County, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization serving all stray, homeless, abandoned and unwanted pets in Noble County. The Society is funded by private donations, grants, organizations and businesses and receives some support from local governments.
Kendallville, Indiana