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BLOCK INSTITUTE INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
BROOKLYN, New York
Praise Chapel Inc.
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Hartford, Vermont
Handid Braille Services
Handid Braille Services provides timely delivery of media (including braille transcriptions, tactile graphics, large print, and online resources) in soft or hard-copy, proofreading, consulting and research facilitating creation, preparation and production of media for visually-impaired readers, with a focus on public-facing organizations and institutions. But organizations that could and should be producing braille documents and accessible online media often don't consider it when planning and budgeting. This means that producing braille becomes an extra cost they did not consider, which unfortunately leads to uncertainty and hesitation. Handid Braille Services is a 501(c)(3) corporation that uses resources from your donations to reduce or remove costs to organizations for producing braille and accessible content, thereby increasing access to braille and accessible media for readers who are blind and low vision.
., Idaho
Stuttering Scholarship Alliance
STUTTERING SCHOLARSHIP ALLIANCE (SSA) IS A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING A BRIDGE TO ACCESS FOR PEOPLE WHO STUTTER—OTHERWISE FACING BARRIERS OF ACCESS—TO ACHIEVE THEIR FULLEST POTENTIAL. WE ARE COMMITTED TO INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS TO PROVIDE MORE ACCESSIBILITY FOR PEOPLE WHO STUTTER: INCLUDING AREAS OF (1) SPEECH THERAPY, (2) EDUCATION/ADVOCACY, AND (3) COMMUNITY.
The Conflict Center
At The Conflict Center we equip people with practical skills to navigate and transform everyday conflict.
DENVER, Colorado
HEAL 901
Cultivating the Minds of Young Leaders
MEMPHIS, Tennessee
Canine Adoption and Rescue League
Canine Adoption and Rescue League is a 501(c)(3) Private Non-Profit No-Kill Organization. We rely on donations and do not receive government, state, or city funding. We operate almost entirely by volunteers.
Ventura, California
Camp Mak-A-Dream (Children's Oncology Camp Foundation)
We empower survivors and their families to live with and beyond cancer through life-changing Montana experiences where they strengthen life skills, gain resilience and develop lasting relationships.
MISSOULA, Montana
YesImpact
YesImpact's mission is to educate more Haitians and other citizens worldwide to reach their full potential.
Orlando, Florida
America SCORES Dallas
America SCORES Dallas targets DISD elementary-aged at-risk children with a unique program of organized after-school activities combining soccer, poetry and community service learning designed to help them lead healthy lives, be engaged students and have the confidence and character to make a difference in the world. Children learn lessons in sportsmanship, discipline and teamwork through soccer, as well as receive daily physical exercise. Poetry lessons help them improve language skills and creative thinking as well as gives them an outlet to write about personal issues and develop emotionally. Service-learning projects help children develop empathy, social responsibility and a sense of personal worth. They learn to use their voices to make changes in their communities. SCORES operates in urban schools with certified teachers and coaches. 97% of participants live at or below the poverty level and some are homeless; 88% are Hispanic, most are first-generation Americans.
Dallas, Texas
Begin Anew of Middle Tennessee (Formerly CWJC)
Begin Anew empowers individuals to overcome obstacles caused by poverty by providing education, mentoring, and resources.
Nashville, Tennessee
Treasure Coast Food Bank
To actualize its mission, Treasure Coast Food Bank utilizes two measurable strategies to alleviate hunger among the more than 100,000 individuals found to be food insecure in our community. First strategy: we share millions of nutritious meals each year with food-insecure individuals through food distribution programming. Meals, which have been procured, stored, and inventoried by TCFB, are shared seven days a week through TCFB-coordinated mobile pantry distributions, our child nutrition programs during the school year and over the summer, with more than 250 collaborative partner organizations (human service agencies, churches) that serve low-income clients who are in need of immediate relief from hunger, and other programs. TCFB has formed these collaborations in order to create a highly-efficient emergency food distribution network that extends into the hundreds of diverse neighborhoods that constitute Florida’s Treasure Coast and Okeechobee County. Second strategy: TCFB manages direct-service programs that ultimately help people transcend the need for government and charity support and thus ultimately, achieve long-term self-sufficiency. These programs are known as our “Strengthen Individuals & Families Programming.”
Ft Pierce, Florida