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Christian Camping International
The mission of CCI is to promote and support Christian camping throughout the world, as a means of serving the Church to fulfill the Great Commission of Jesus Christ.
Mount Hermon, California
Vets With A Mission
Various humanitarian programs and projects in Vietnam; including volunteer medical teams each year.
Newberry, South Carolina
No Stomach For Cancer
Our mission is to support research and unite the caring power of people worldwide affected by stomach cancer. The organization focuses on advancing awareness and education about stomach cancer, including Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer (CDH1/CTNNA1 Gene Mutation), providing a support network for affected families, and supporting research efforts for screening, early detection, treatment, and prevention of stomach cancer.
Middleton, Wisconsin
Sports Philanthropy Network
The Sports Philanthroy Network supports sports nonprofits to help build stronger, healthier and more inclusive community through sports.
Vernon Hills, Illinois
Key to Knowledge
Our Mission is to excel and improve the education environment in underdeveloped countries by providing students with the necessary school supplies to reach success.
WASHINGTON, District Of ColumbiaHELPING HANDS MINISTRIES INTERNATIONAL INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
BOTHELL, Washington
The Glow Exchange
We believe that investing in women and women's empowerment means unlocking a world of potential. Empowering women means empowering a whole family, a whole community, a whole generation.
Brookline
Ministry with Community, Inc.
MwC is a haven in Kalamazoo for people who are hungry, lonely or homeless. Staff and volunteers welcome “members” when they drop-in to do their laundry, take a shower, get a haircut, volunteer, pick up their mail, enjoy a cup of coffee, find support for their recovery, seek help in sending for birth records, see a social worker or simply rest.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
NORTHERN ROCKIES CONSERVATION COOPERATIVE
NRCC continues to be a leading marketplace for new, more effective conservation ideas and a launching pad for innovative start-up projects. We’ve grown from a team of 8 to a team of 45 researchers, educators, and on-the-ground problem solvers, many of whom have received regional, national, and international awards and recognition. Increasing pressure on natural areas and wildlife from roads, traffic, tourism, recreation, development, disease, and more require us to work harder and create smarter alternatives to help humans and wildlife thrive alongside one another. Our work has centered on species and ecosystems and the human institutions that have been developed to manage shared resources. We have built knowledge, skills, and leadership with workshops, consultations, and projects. NRCC remains a very efficient low-overhead, large-outcome organization with a small staff and a diverse group of project experts and partnering organizations. We facilitate fast, practical implementation of projects with our lean administration and we encourage creative ownership among our project directors. We are also unique in how we integrate social science skills and ecological expertise to improve human management, learning, and decision-making processes. The goal of our work is to achieve common good for current and future generations. We hope this website gives you a better understanding of who we are, what we do, and how we contribute to conservation. We invite you to participate as a partner, educator, funder or other role of your choosing. Together, we are creating a better future for human and wildlife communities.
JACKSON, WyomingCanyon Creek Womens Crisis Center - DBA Canyon Creek Services
Communities Free of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault
CEDAR CITY, Utah
Neskowin Valley School
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Neskowin, Oregon
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