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Neuropathy Alliance of Texas

In 2009 Nancy Herlin and Marjory Haddix met and shared their experiences of caring for a family member with CIDP (Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy). After realizing how comforting it was to talk with someone who had been through similar experiences, the two decided to start an organization for people in the Austin area affected by neuropathy in order to share information and provide support in the journey with neuropathy. The two found others interested in achieving the same goals and who wanted and needed those goals to be met.

Austin, Texas

I-5 FREEDOM NETWORK

1. To empower Survivors with life skills for a path forward and away from the life of human trafficking 2. To equip the hospitality industry with tools to become heroes in the fight against human trafficking 3. To mobilize entire communities to join the fight to end human trafficking We continue to develop and refine our programs to bring education, training, and action opportunities to combat human trafficking up and down the I-5 corridor in Southern California, providing access and advantage to survivors through workshops that increase their employability and their belief in themselves.

San Clemente, California

SONGEAS KIDS

Our Vision: Songea’s Kids envisions sustained provision of quality basic health, education and infrastructure needs of orphans and vulnerable children by Tanzanian partner organizations so these children can acquire skills to succeed. Our Mission: Songea’s Kids connects Tanzania and international partners to work together so impoverished children and villagers can break the cycle of poverty and lead productive lives.

Sammamish, Washington

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

Bag It

To educate, support, and empower those impacted by cancer.

Tucson, Arizona

Hannahs Socks

Hannah's Socks is a non-profit that gives new socks to people in need. We serve homeless and domestic violence shelters in the Midwest, with offices in Toledo and Cincinnati.

PERRYSBURG, Ohio

FFT Helping Others

FFT Helping Others is a grassroots advocacy 501C3 non-profit organization to aid families and individuals in Volusia County and surrounding areas that require advocacy and resources from domestic violence, human, sex, and labor trafficking, including spreading awareness of military domestic violence, child abuse, and teen dating violence.

Deland, Florida

Shelter of Hope

Our mission is to provide temporary emergency shelter and permanent housing assistance for individuals and families in need of transitional services leading them to self-sufficiency and for whom none is available from existing community resources. Provisions will be made without discrimination because of age, race, color, creed, religion, sex, handicap, national origin, familial status, marital status, sexual orientation or gender identity. Shelter of Hope serves households with children and without children, who are residents of the FIVCO Area (Boyd, Carter, Greenup, Elliott, and Lawrence Counties, Kentucky). Preference is given to literally homeless households, families with children, homeless veterans with or without children, adults with disabilities, and domestic violence victims unable to enter into the local Victim Service Provider.

ASHLAND, Kentucky

Thresh

The two-fold mission of Thresh is to educate and to entertain. Thresh’s work revolves around the art of storytelling in all its forms—from creating cross-cultural productions that deal with issues of identity, race, gender and inclusion, to outreach programs with marginalized and underserved communities in the US and overseas.

New York, New York

REACH A VILLAGE

We are called by God to train and equip local believers, enabling them to reach the unreached and bring them into fellowship with Jesus Christ and His Church, through the power of the Holy Spirit.

Park Forest, Illinois

Canine Companions for Independence

Canine Companions for Independence places highly skilled, life-changing assistance dogs with people with disabilities entirely free of charge.

Santa Rosa, California

WE CARE FOOD PANTRY INC

The We Care Food Pantry is an unfunded, all-volunteer, 501(c)(3) corporation. We have over 160 volunteers who donate approximately 3,600 volunteer hours every month. No one receives a salary. Our volunteers are here because their heart is in the right place and they want to give back to the less fortunate. Many of our volunteers are actually on our program.

Homosassa, Florida