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NEW LONDON AREA FOOD COALITION, INC.(aka New London Area Food Pantry)

The New London Area Food Pantry provides a very diverse and balanced diet of fresh, frozen and canned foods to area residents who need emergency food in the southeastern CT, greater New London area. This includes vegetables, fruit, bread, meats or fish, dairy, cereals and grains, pasta, staples and snacks. Specific items will vary each week based upon availability.

New London, Connecticut

Prestonwood Pregnancy Center

Since 1991, Prestonwood Pregnancy Center (PPC) has provided confidential and compassionate assistance to women in the Greater Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) area. As a non-profit organization we are supported by the local community. When young women find themselves facing a crisis pregnancy, Prestonwood Pregnancy Center (PPC) is here to offer life-giving solutions. And it’s the support of generous friends like you that makes that care possible. Your gift allows our dedicated staff to center their attention on vulnerable women, seeking their best interests and those of their unborn child.

Plano, Texas

Serenze Global Inc

Our mission is to provide free STEM education to under-represented individuals within the tech industry to help create a more diverse and inclusive IT workforce.

Las Vegas, Nevada

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

Beyond Celiac

Beyond Celiac unites with patients and partners to drive diagnosis, advance research and accelerate the discovery of new treatments and a cure.

Ambler, Pennsylvania

The Labouré Society

The Labouré Society exists to provide financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals who must resolve education loans in order to pursue a vocation to the priesthood and/or religious life in the Catholic Church.

Eagan, Minnesota

Dave Nee Foundation

A principal reason for the high suicide rate in the United States is a glaring lack of sufficiently candid discussion about, and early treatment of, depression. We hope to spread the message that depression and thoughts of harming oneself are common and that treatment for depressed and suicidal thoughts must become socially acceptable. We believe that friends, colleagues, and family members should know how and when they can intervene if they think a friend, colleague or family member might be struggling with depression, substance use and/or suicidal thoughts.

New York, New York