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GIRLS ON THE RUN OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY INC
Girls on the Run educates & prepares young girls for a lifetime of self-respect & healthy living. We strive to touch the lives of every Montgomery County, MD girl regardless of their families’ economic status.
Rockville, Maryland
Worldwide Discipleship Association
WDA’s mission is to serve the Church worldwide by developing Christlike character in people and equipping them to disciple others according to the pattern Jesus used to train His disciples.
Fayetteville, Georgia
El Porvenir
Non profit working to provide clean drinking water, sanitation, health education, and watershed management projects in rural Nicaragua.
Broomfield, Colorado
70 X 7 LIFE RECOVERY
70x7 exists to catalyze the Church, Commerce, and Communities to turn the cycle of incarceration and its consequences into a cycle of Restoration and Hope.
HOLLAND, Michigan
Rio Grande Cancer Foundation
The Rio Grande Cancer Foundation is dedicated to reducing the human and economic effects of cancer on the citizens of El Paso County through the financial support and development of effective programs for advocacy, education, early detection, and other services to cancer patients and their families.
El Paso, Texas
Passaic-Clifton Lions Club
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Clifton, New Jersey
LEELANAU CENTER FOR EDUCATION
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
GLEN ARBOR, Michigan
Into Abba's Arms
Into Abba's Arms believes every child needs hope. We are committed to bringing hope to Kenya's orphans by providing them with the love of a family, a spiritual foundation rooted in Christ, and hope for a future through post-secondary education.
SPRING, Texas
Horace Mann Educational Associates, Inc.
HMEA is a leader in serving people with autism and special needs from ages 1 to 101 in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. We work with children adults band their families to realize their potential and dreams.
Franklin, Massachusetts
Jane Unchained News Network
JaneUnChained.com is a digital news network, founded and managed by Jane Velez-Mitchell, a well-known journalist and New York Times bestselling author. Our journalistic focus is on the following issues: animal rights, the plant-based, cruelty-free lifestyle, climate change, food justice, health, and associated issues like human world hunger and workers’ rights. As a 501c3 non-profit organization, we rely solely on donations to fund our work. Because we cover animal issues, and animals cannot offer their side of the story, we articulate the needs and rights of animals who would otherwise be utterly voiceless and powerless. This is our mandate: to speak for those who cannot speak for themselves and to report on animal issues often ignored by mainstream media. We report on a wide range of stories, organizations, events, and programs related to the above topics. JaneUnChained’s mission is to counteract the mainstream media’s news blackout on animal rights issues. As climate change causes increasing devastation, we also emphasize the link between animal agriculture and climate change. This is arguably the most crucial issue of our times and this essential aspect of the story is almost completely ignored by advertiser-based mainstream media. This is why our non-profit work is so important.
MARINA DEL REY, California
INNER CITY ADVISORS
ICA believes that communities thrive when every person has access to a Good Job - one that pays a living wage, provides benefits and a supportive environment, and offers opportunities for employees to advance in their careers. We create Good Jobs by working with entrepreneurs that are dedicated to becoming Good Employers, helping them to access investment capital, plan for sustainable growth, build strong leadership teams, and hire from populations that might otherwise struggle to access Good Jobs.
Oakland, California
CHRIST FOR ME INC
As a child growing up in small Bible churches, one of the highlights of the year was the annual Missions Conference that was held, usually sometime in October. I enjoyed going and hearing of the work God was doing in other countries. After all, ours was a "Christian country" and we needed to send people overseas to share the Gospel of Christ. The songs we sang -- Send the Light, We've a Story to Tell, So Send I You, Go Ye into All the World and others, were brought out each year to sing several times along with a theme song and then put away again until the following year or until we had a missionary speaker come. I loved these songs, but it seemed we only sang them when "missionaries" were present.
Tahlequah, Oklahoma