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Emmanuel Hospital Association
Emmanuel Hospital Association is a fellowship of Christian institutions and individuals that exists to transform communities through caring, with primary emphasis on the poor and marginalized in northern India.
Arlington Heights, Illinois
Wiregrass Area Food Bank
The Wiregrass Area Food Bank feeds the needy of Southeast Alabama through member agencies by: • Soliciting, procuring, and distributing excess food and grocery products • Developing and monitoring agency networks • Cultivating community awareness and participation
Dothan
MISSION AFRICA
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
AUBURN, WashingtonTHE KINGS HOUSE
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
TYLER, Texas
Little Light International Inc
LITTLE LIGHT INTERNATIONAL IS A 501(C)(3) THAT EMPOWERS THE NEXT GENERATION THROUGH EDUCATION. OUR GOAL IS TO INCREASE ACCESS TO EDUCATION BY PARTNERING WITH LOCAL AND GLOBAL INITIATIVES AND SCHOOLS BY PROVIDING RESOURCES THAT EMPOWER THE NEXT GENERATION TO BECOME LEADERS AND AGENTS OF CHANGE.
Sherwood Forest, California
Womens Worth Inc
The mission of Women’s Worth Inc. is to help low-income women in developing countries achieve financial independence. We do this by providing women with training in business skills and helping them to access the networks of information and opportunities available to them.
Boston, Massachusetts
radKIDS Personal Empowerment Safety Education
radKIDS, Inc.® is a national leader in children's safety education and violence prevention. Since 2001 The radKIDS mission has been to provide education that enhances the ability of children, parents, and families to utilize knowledge, skills, and power to protect themselves from violence and harm. We do this by, “teaching children not telling them what to do” in today’s world. To date radKIDS® has been able to certify thousands of instructors who were able to educate over 300,000 children across the United States, Canada and Mexico. Empowering thousands of those children to use their radKIDS® skills to escape violence and victimization in their lives, including; escaping Abduction, Human Trafficking, Child Abuse, and Sexual Assault. radKIDS® is also becoming the most effective bullying prevention curriculum available in schools today. radKIDS can and does make a difference and we hope you will help us.
Raleigh, North Carolina
CONCERNS OF POLICE SURVIVORS
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CAMDENTON, Missouri
Magicians Without Borders
We use magic to create a just world full of possibility in communities around the world. We believe that learning, practicing and performing magic transform at-risk youth’s lives, by awakening dreams and the hope that the impossible is possible. we aim to Educate, Entertain and Empower the forgotten children of the world, using magic as a tool to generate hope and social change. We contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals: 4 and 8. Targets: 4.3, 4.4 and 8.3. We do it through an education program (combining performing arts and entrepreneurship) that gives at-risk youth fundamental skills to succeed, an option to increase their income all while increasing their self-confidence, focus, and discipline. We also do it through free social magic performances in refugee camps, slums, orphanages and other often war-torn places that don’t have access to entertainment.
Bristol, Vermont
ICNC/KINZIE INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
ICNC advocates for the interest of business on Chicago’s Nearwest Side. ICNC strengthens both start-up & emerging companies by providing business development assistance as well as information and links to public and private resources and services. ICNC, an employer-driven organization, develops programs and services in response to the needs of the companies it represents. In addition to the $2.5 million a year in revenue from its incubator (operated by ICNC and its 501 (c)(3) affiliate, the Kinzie Industrial Development Corp or KIDC), ICNC receives over $700,000 a year in funding from government and foundation grants – positioning it to offer extensive no-cost services to local companies and tenants. Today, ICNC is comprised of over 400 member companies and represents the Nearwest side’s rapidly growing business community, comprised of over 2,000 small businesses. Select programs include: -IL Small Business Development Center (SBDC -IL International Trade Center (ITC) -Business Advocacy -Incubator Space
Chicago, Illinois
Atlantic Ave Assn
The mission of the Atlantic Avenue Local Development Corporation (AALDC) is to further economic development, historic preservation, and cultural enrichment on Atlantic Avenue, in Brooklyn, New York, from Fourth Avenue to the Waterfront and the surrounding community. The AALDC provides information, advocacy, and produces events and projects that promote economic growth and vitality, for the preservation and development of the local community.
Brooklyn, New York
Igniting A Nation
We deliver Biblically sound teaching to help you with life challenges.
Birmingham, Alabama