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FORSA FOUNDATION

FORSA Mission Our mission is to make sure all young people and children get all the support they need, when they need it, no matter what it is. Whether it is a reassuring conversation, financial help, education, professional training, or simply the assurance that they are not alone, we will make sure that everyone gets support that meets them where they’re at as quickly as possible

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The American Islamic Montessori Association

The mission of AIMA® is to establish and promote quality standards for Islamic Montessori Education (IME®) across the United States.

Saint Louis, Missouri

CHICAGO TINY HOUSE

Chicago Tiny House, Inc. exists to create tiny house communities throughout Chicago that will provide homeless Chicagoans with safe, cost-effective housing and integrated supportive services. We have been helping the homeless of Chicago for over 30 years collectively. Specifically working with the Uptown Tent City over the last two years. Tent City housed an estimated population of 70 people. Who all lived under the bridges of Wilson and Lawrence Avenues at Lake Shore Drive. Our cause does not stop with the elimination of this community. We are completely volunteer-powered by bringing together concerned citizens, advocates, lawmakers, and donors. So, we can bring shelter, food, and supportive services to our most vulnerable neighbors, greatly reducing homelessness. While helping them move forward with dignity. Chicago Tiny House has partnered with, and is in touch with, both sides of the housing problem. We are knowledgeable about, and actually live alongside, our target demographic. We have created a growing database of followers, developers, donors, contractors, government agencies, and laborers. So, we bring a unique perspective and experience to this process. We are committed Chicagoans with small-business acumen as well as having a boots-on-the-ground relationship with our local homeless population. Our hope is to propose, implement, and operate Chicago’s first Tiny House Community. We can’t do it alone. We need people like you to back our proposal by donating time, skills, funds, and connections. If you believe in what we’re doing, please join us.

Chicago, Illinois

CAMP FIRE MINNESOTA

Camp Fire Helps Light The Way For over 100 years Camp Fire has worked to provide quality programming to young people through our clubs and camps. No matter who they are, we meet kids where they are. And take them where they want to go. In Minnesota, we do this through 2 core programs: Outdoor Programs & Community Programs.

St Louis Park, Minnesota

TRINICY

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Arlington, Texas

Aid for Women

Founded in 1978, Aid for Women helps thousands of women each year in the Chicago metropolitan area who find themselves facing unexpected pregnancies. Each woman is provided with the emotional, practical and spiritual support that she needs to choose life for her unborn baby and to provide a better future for herself and her children.

Chicago, Illinois

The CSP Foundation

To enhance the quality of life for children, by providing communities in Sub-Saharan Africa with access to life-changing opportunities and sustainable solutions.

Washington, District Of Columbia

INVEST IN KIDS

Invest in Kids is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to helping Colorado children thrive. We bring research-based, proven programs into communities across the state. Our efforts focus on the specific needs of children aged prenatal to five in low-income families, with the hope of seeing every child in Colorado get off to the best start possible. Currently, we serve 12,000 children and families a year in 61 of Colorado's 64 counties. We partner with community leaders, care providers, and donors to deliver our programs, ensure their effectiveness, and expand our impact.

Denver, Colorado

JOSEPH JAMES MORELLI LEGACY FOUNDATION

"The Joseph James Morelli Legacy Foundation honors Joseph spirit, by supporting high school and college students diagnosed with dyslexia who are planning to pursue careers in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) by: 1. Awarding scholarships to ease the financial burden of education and recognize achievement 2. Empowering our scholarship recipients to realize their potential through the Morelli Foundation mentoring program 3. Creating a sense of community in which our scholarship recipients and families can feel supported Through our programs, we convey to our scholarship recipients that we view dyslexia as a learning difference that can drive them to be stronger, more determined, dedicated and able to shine brighter, as they learn to believe in themselves the way we believe in them. "

Park City, Utah