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ALASKA WORLD AFFAIRS COUNCIL
The Alaska World Affairs Council is a focused educational organization dedicated to stimulating interest in world affairs and inspiring its members to be involved in world events.
Anchorage, Alaska
Doctors Without Borders USA
The mission of Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is to provide impartial medical relief to the victims of war, disease, and natural or man-made disaster, without regard to race, religion, or political affiliation.
New York
WATER ENGINEERS FOR THE AMERICAS
Water Engineers for the America (WEFTA) donates engineering expertise to needy communities in Latin America so that they may build economical, sustainable water and sanitation systems. We also donate expertise to solve complex water issues, such as eliminating contamination and pollution.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
WORLD MINISTRIES
World Ministries partners with indigenous Christian organizations to assist them in training Pastors and church planters. Pastors are also taught how to develop micro-enterprise in order to make their ministries self-sustaining, rather than depending on funds from the west.
Leesburg, Florida
Musicall, Inc.
Musicall mission is to enhance the integral education of children and families through music instruction.
Miami, Florida
Boys & Girls Club of Benton County
We provide children and youth with a safe, developmentally rich place to go in the summer and after school hours when they are most likely to be victimized or be involved in negative behaviors.
Bentonville, ArkansasGuardian Angel Community Services
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
RICE FOUNDATION INC
We are committed to a Better World by the empowerment and unity of the Body of Christ through Education, Leadership Training, Medical and Dental Relief, Clean Water, Housing and Food to the poor.
GRAND PRAIRIE, Texas
ABUNDANT HOPE INTERNATIONAL
Passion Statement: “Go, visit the Holocaust Survivors. Hug, kiss and love them; tell them I love them.” With these words burning in her heart, Susan Heagy began visiting Survivors of the Shoah, bringing hope and compassion to many who were alone and forgotten. Susan, and those who joined her in her efforts, soon discovered an entire segment of the population starved for relationship and the loving touch of someone who cared. These people were bereft of family members through the brutality of the Nazis during the Second World War. Traumatized and orphaned, both emotionally and literally, they made their way to Israel and other places in the world. Sadly, many are still alone today. Abundant Hope International (AHI) is making a difference in the lives of these special people who are so close to the Heart of Adonai. Through visitation, Survivor Adoption, volunteering and educational programs, Survivors of the Shoah are receiving the hugs, kisses and love they so desperately need. Survivors are dying at the rate of one every thirty minutes in Israel; time is short. AHI is working quickly to relieve the suffering of loneliness among the last of the Survivors. We trust the God of Abraham, Isaac and Yacov. HaShem loves these sweet Survivors even more than we do. We trust their own Messiah will speak to them as we bring our offerings of love, without conditions. We need more hands and feet to go and embrace them. We welcome you to join us.
San Antonio, TexasORCHARDS CHILDRENS SERVICES INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
SOUTHFIELD, Michigan
Womens Justice Initiative
The Women’s Justice Initiative (WJI) improves the lives of indigenous Guatemalan women and girls through education, access to legal services, and gender-based violence prevention.
Patzún, Chimaltenango
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