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Star Of Hope International
A world where children become educated, healthy adults who are involved in their communities and share their love of Jesus Christ.
Ellinwood, Kansas
Second Sense
Vision loss is about more than just loss of sight. It is about loss of identity, loss of independence, loss of mobility and loss of confidence. Second Sense works with our clients to provide the emotional support and practical training that allow them to move beyond vision loss and live active, productive lives. Second Sense offers both support and training programs to help our clients regain their confidence and independence. All services are provided by vision rehabilitation professionals and offered individually or in small groups. We provide our clients with the fastest path to begin their new life as an independent adult with vision loss. All of our services are offered free-of-charge to anyone with vision loss: no paperwork, no referrals, and no waiting period. Additionally, we are able to respond quickly and address each client’s immediate needs Our programs in Independent Living Skills, Support Services, Orientation and Mobility, and Adaptive Technology are designed to have a direct and immediate impact on the quality of our clients' lives and to prepare them for more training. Our programs empower our clients, encouraging them to take control of their lives, not become dependent upon our services.
Chicago, Illinois
CHARG Resource Center
The mission of CHARG Resource Center is to advance a model of genuine partnership among individuals who live with mental illness, mental health professionals, and the larger community through respectful and comprehensive services.
DENVER, Colorado
Terri Foundation
We aim to eradicate extreme poverty and end hunger.
Lancaster, Texas
SAKHI FOR SOUTH ASIAN WOMEN
Sakhi for South Asian Women serves South Asian survivors of domestic violence in New York City through direct services, economic empowerment, and community outreach.
New York, New York
Crisis Aid International
Crisis Aid International was officially incorporated in 2002. We have since provided more than 10.4 million pounds of food to 1.7 million people in 11 countries and currently concentrate efforts in East Africa and the United States. We are committed to “helping the helpless” with relief efforts locally and globally and equipping those who are beyond the crisis to take responsibility by providing programs which train, inspire and move them to independent, self-sustaining living.
Saint Louis, Missouri
The Tiny Tim Center, Inc. DBA TLC Learning Center
TLC is a fully inclusive preschool serving children eight weeks to six years old, with onsite pediatric physical, occupational, and speech therapies.
Longmont, Colorado
Appendix Cancer / Pseudomyxoma Peritonei Research Foundation (ACPMP)
ACPMP is dedicated to (1) funding research to find a cure for Pseudomyxoma Peritonei (PMP), Appendix Cancer, and related Peritoneal Surface Malignancies (PSM), and (2) funding educational programs to educate physicians and patients about these diseases.
Washington, District Of Columbia
The Phoenix Phase Initiative
Our mission is to meet the immediate needs of women who have been sexually trafficked by providing a safe environment where they can work toward personal and spiritual restoration in addition to occupational self-sufficiency.
Newton, Iowa
Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund
The Cancer Prevention and Treatment Fund is a charity that helps children and adults reduce their risks of getting all types of cancer, and assists them in choosing the safest and most effective treatments. It is the main program of the National Center for Health Research. What do we do? We conduct, analyze, and explain the latest research and help patients and family members use that information to improve their own health. Our free cancer helpline answers your personal questions about the pros and cons of different options to prevent or treat cancer. We provide help and hope to those who need it most. We conduct research that can save lives and improve the quality of your life. We explain research findings so that they are used to improve the health and safety of individuals and communities nationwide and around the world. We work with the media to help get the word out to those who will most benefit from it. We educate policy makers, policy analysts, and opinion leaders through briefings, hearings, meetings, and written materials based on the information. We share our publications and information with everyone for free We disseminate information that can change or save lives, to the people who need it most. Unlike most cancer charities, we do not accept funding from pharmaceutical companies that make the treatments that we evaluate or study. And unlike most cancer charities, our staff are trained in medicine and public health so that they can help those who seek our assistance. We don’t spend money on fancy galas or advertisements, we spend it on helping adults and children who need our help, and we spend it on changing policies to make cancer treatments safer and more effective. That’s why our small charity can accomplish so much.
WASHINGTON, District Of ColumbiaCENTERSHOT MINISTRIES INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Green Bay, Wisconsin
COPPER COUNTRY HUMANE SOCIETY
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
HOUGHTON, Michigan