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LONG ISLAND ALZHEIMERS FOUNDATION INC

Offering hands-on services that provide respite, support and stimulating programs. Making a positive difference — one person, one family, one community at a time. For over 30 years, the Long Island Alzheimer’s

WESTBURY, New York

South Plains Food Bank, Inc.

We are a humanitarian resource responsible for securing, growing, processing, and distributing food to charitable organizations and persons in need.

Lubbock, Texas

Heart of Africa Inc.

Helping our African friends fulfill their God given visions

Wilmore, Kentucky

Thomas Irvine Dodge Nature Center

To provide exceptional experiences in nature through environmental education.

SAINT PAUL, Minnesota

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Iowa

We help children realize their potential and build their futures. We nurture children and strengthen communities. And we couldn’t do any of it without you.

WATERLOO, Iowa

San Antonio Youth Literacy

Our vision is that every child in South Texas enters 3rd grade reading at level.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas

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CLINTON RIVER WATERSHED COUNCIL

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

ROCHESTER HLS, Michigan

Executive Service Corps of Houston, Inc.

Executive Service Corps of Houston is a nonprofit management consulting firm. We help nonprofits become more efficient, effective and sustainable by utilizing currently working and retired business and nonprofit professionals who have the time and inclination to help.

Houston, Texas

Be Someone inc.

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Stone Mountain, Georgia

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LEGAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN BERNARDINO

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

SN BERNRDNO, California

Women of Tomorrow Mentor & Scholarship Program

The inspiration and design for Women of Tomorrow is based on our Founder's, Jennifer Valoppi, college years studying Psychology of Women. Jennifer says, “The research was clear - the real problem with true equality for women is not so much that men think that women are inferior, but that women agreed. The women who do make it to the top like being the only ones there and don’t do anything to help other women along.” Studies show that research still holds true today. Jennifer wanted to change that. So in 1997, while she was the main news anchor at NBC 6 in Miami, Jennifer designed a unique program for highly accomplished professional women to reach out to at-risk girls. With the support of then NBC 6 President & General Manager Don Browne, a long time supporter of women and minorities in the workplace and of mentoring as a tool for empowering people, Women of Tomorrow was created. Since then we have served 11,000 at-risk high school girls.

Miami, Florida

TSHU

TSHU reinvents the traditional handkerchief. Entirely made in Montreal, the TSHU handkerchiefs boast a unique shape and distinctive patterns in a high quality product. To adopt TSHU is to reduce your ecological footprint with style.