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GILA WATERSHED PARTNERSHIP OF ARIZONA
The Gila Watershed Partnership was founded in 1992 to improve the Upper Gila Watershed of Arizona. We are a 501(c)3 not-for-profit Arizona Corporation that is made up of community members and representatives from businesses, organizations, and local, state and federal agencies who live and work in Graham and Greenlee counties.
Thatcher, Arizona
ServLife International
ServLife International propels reconciliation and justice by building global community to plant churches, care for children and fight poverty.
Indianpolis, IndianaMACON COUNTY SHELTERED WORKSHOP INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Macon, Missouri
Well of GRACE Ministries
GRACE stands for Girls Restored And Christ Exalted. Our mission is to help teen girls and women who have been physically, emotionally and spiritually wounded.
Stevensville, Michigan
St. Louis Area Foodbank
We’ve been feeding people since 1975. Today, we continue to be an organization that relies on the generosity of others to make a difference in the lives of those in need of food assistance. Over the years, we’ve grown to become the bi-state region’s largest non-profit 501(c)(3) food distribution charity dedicated to feeding those in need.
Bridgeton, Missouri
Global Vision 2020
Global Vision 2020 was founded to help end the world’s epidemic of poor vision
Easton, Maryland
Grace Ministry of Helping Hands
Our ministry is designed to help women get off the streets and into recovery so that they can begin to rebuild their lives. This is ONLY possible with your help through prayer, volunteerism and financial donations.
JACKSONVILLE, Florida
MUSTARD SEED OF CENTRAL INDIANA INC
Together we inspire growth in the community, one family at a time, by turning a house into a home.
Fishers, Indiana
CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE
We are an alliance of mission focused Christians who lead in today’s high-impact Christian nonprofit ministries, churches, educational institutions, and businesses. Christian Leadership Alliance (CLA) unites, trains, and equips Christian leaders to think higher for greater kingdom gain. We move beyond good Christian management to empower Christian leadership that’s catalytic in its transformation of people, their organizations, and ultimately the world.
San Clemente, California
Hashlamah Project Foundation
The Hashlamah Project Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to peacebuilding, reconciliation, education, humanitarian service, cultural preservation, and community safety. “Hashlamah” means completion, restoration, reconciliation, and the active work of making peace. Our mission begins with bringing together Jews and Muslims—as well as Arabs and other historically divided communities of every faith—to transform inherited conflict into cooperation, mutual protection, and shared prosperity. Our long-term vision is Eretz Yisrael Hashlemah: not a program of conquest, displacement, or domination, but a peaceful and voluntary Abrahamic federation or confederation joining the peoples of the region in unity while respecting their distinct religions, cultures, communities, and local identities. Inspired by the biblical vision of the land “from the river of Egypt unto the great river, the river Euphrates” (Genesis 15:18), we envision these boundaries not as the borders of an empire, but as the horizon of an Abrahamic commonwealth—an interconnected family of peoples choosing reconciliation over perpetual war. Through education, dialogue, humanitarian initiatives, cultural work, and practical community training, we seek to turn the ideal of peace into tangible action. Your tax-deductible donation supports programs that protect life, preserve dignity, heal historic divisions, and lay the foundations for a just, peaceful, and shared future throughout the Abrahamic world.
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Friends of Countypets
Our mission is to help provide funds to support Harris County Pets efforts to provide care for county animals and reduce the homeless pet population in Harris County.
Houston, Texas
COMMUNITY AGROECOLOGY NETWORK
CAN has been using an agroecological approach to food systems change for 12 years. Our strategy is driven by community-based action research partnerships. At CAN, agroecology brings together scientists and farmers to produce knowledge and develop practices for a more sustainable food system. While ecologically-sound production practices are at the core of agroecology, they are not viable without vibrant local food economies that foster fair market channels and farmer control of seeds and land.
Santa Cruz, California