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Harvesting International Ministry Center
Harvesting International Ministry Center provides emergency assistance to children and families affected by natural disasters and works with communities to develop long-term solutions to poverty. We serve approximately 100,000 people in over 25 counties throughout North Texas. Our work is evident in over 75 communities, where we join with local people to find lasting ways to improve the lives of impoverished children and families.
Mansfield, TexasGreen Bee Fund Raising
Green Bee Fundraising helps non-profit organizations raise the money they need by offering games to their donors who love to play and donate to help their favorite charity.
Sharon, Pennsylvania
WOMENS CAMPAIGN INTERNATIONAL
WCI promotes women's equality by equipping individuals and communities with the skills, knowledge and opportunities necessary to create worldwide, sustainable change.
Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaNevada Youth Empowerment Project
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
RENO, Nevada
USA PICKLEBALL
The mission of USA Pickleball is to promote the development and growth of pickleball in the United States and its territories.
Surprise, Arizona
Altar Fly Fishing
ALTAR'S MISSION: To guide you to live a greater life with God, yourself and your most valued relationships through life-shaping fly fishing retreats and outdoor adventures.
LOMBARD, Illinois
The Rafiki Foundation, Inc.
Rafiki has established Rafiki Villages in ten African countries to help Africans know God and raise their standard of living with excellence and integrity.
Eustis, Florida
Seven Stages, Inc.
7 Stages is a professional, non-profit theatre company devoted to engaging artists and audiences by focusing on the social, political, and spiritual values of contemporary culture. 7 Stages gives primary emphasis to international work and the support and development of new plays, new playwrights, and new methods of collaboration.
Atlanta, Georgia
Amazima Ministries
Amazima Ministries International was founded by Katie Davis in 2008. The organization, based out of Franklin, Tennessee, feeds, educates and encourages the orphaned, poor and vulnerable in the country of Uganda. The name we chose for this ministry represented what she longed to see take root in the lives of everyone who came in contact with our ministry. In Luganda, the local language, Amazima (Ah-mah-zeemah) means “truth.” Amazima Ministries desires to reveal the truth of God’s unconditional love through Jesus Christ to the people of Uganda. We show our love for God by obeying His command to care for the least of His people and make disciples of all nations. Every outreach program of Amazima Ministries, whether education sponsorship, feeding, vocational assistance or community outreach, is accompanied by Biblical teaching and spiritual encouragement. We know that nourishing the physical needs of these people is not the ultimate goal. We long to see them fed spiritually and restored into a right relationship with God.
Franklin, Tennessee
Community Enrichment Center
The CEC is a faith-based non-profit agency serving Tarrant County families in crisis. Among the services provided to impoverished individuals and families are: food and income support, financial coaching, counseling, employment and education services. These resources and services help individuals to improve income potential through education and job skills training. We also provide services for seniors including food and isolation prevention opportunities.
N. Richland Hills
Islamic Ummah Relief
Our mission is to serve humanity by providing security, feeding, shelter, love, care and education to orphans, widows and the less privileged in deprived communities.
Greensboro, North Carolina
SOCIETY FOR TRANSLATIONAL ONCOLOGY INC
The Society for Translational Oncology (STO) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, professional membership association. STO’s mission is to speed the discovery and translation of important new treatments in the field of oncology to the practice of global oncology. STO brings knowledge and strategies for critical new developments in cancer treatment into the practice environment of the community oncologist.
Durham, North Carolina