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Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Conejo Valley
The Boys
Westlake Village, California
Rebuilding Together North Jersey
Repairing homes, revitalizing communities, rebuilding lives.
Ridgewood, New Jersey
Bpan Warriors
To expedite scientific research that will advance therapeutics and accelerate a cure for BPAN
Boca Raton, Florida
Hidden Valley Zen Center
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
San Marcos, California
Indiana Recovery Alliance
The Indiana Recovery Alliance operates under the philosophy of harm reduction to educate the community and to promote the health and dignity of the individuals and communities impacted by drug use. We respectfully collaborate with people to assist in any positive change, as a person defines it for themselves, beginning where the person is at, with no biases or condemnations for the person's chosen lifestyle. Our efforts advance policies, practices, and programs that address the adverse effects of drug use including overdose, HIV, hepatitis C, Substance Use Disorder, and incarceration.
Bloomington, Indiana
The American Leader
The American Leader wants to reframe how we look at the world in order to foster progress towards solving our systemic problems. Despite a lot of great journalism that’s been published, we often are constrained in our view of the world by what the newsmakers choose to let us see. It’s their messaging that dominates the headlines, and it’s our role as journalists and news consumers to sift through the volume of information, disinformation, distortions, and distractions to parse the truth. When the rush of headlines keeps coming at a 24/7 pace, a lot can get overlooked, go uninvestigated, or simply get forgotten. The American Leader aims to bring the best available knowledge back to the surface to connect the dots and create a steadier picture of the world that helps us focus more on how to solve systemic problems like climate change and our ballooning national debt. Years of failing to fix these problems have eroded the public’s faith in our democratic system, and we think it’s time to change that.
Arlington, Virginia
Australian Publishers
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Anam Cara Inc
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Armonk, New York
Lady Mitz Foundation
Vision Lady Mitz Foundation is educating, inspiring, motivating, training and empowering underprivileged youths (especially females) to achieve success and live their best lives, one village at a time. MISSION Lady Mitz Foundation Raises Funds to support and pay for youth wellness initiative programs as follows: - YOUTH EDUCATION /TRADE - YOUTH START UP BUSINESS - YOUTH MINI-FARMING TRAINING - YOUTH SKILLS DEVELOPMENT (GLOBAL) - HIV/AIDS / HEALTH AWARENESS/ GIRLS HYGENE - FEED THE HUNGRY (YOUTH
Huntington, New York
Love Has A Home, Inc.
We believe that through the power of love, we can create a world of compassion, kindness, peace, and a healthy, thriving planet. Rather than resist what we don't want to see, our approach is to proactively share our positive message of love through our logo that reads, "Love Has a Home Here."
Newtown, Connecticut
California Tendai Buddhists
We offer opportunities for laypeople to integrate the Tendai Buddhist tenets of wisdom, compassion, and skillful conduct into householder life through group practice and activities.
Cobb, California
Missouri Disabled Water Ski Association
To professionally develop, deliver, fund, provide, promote and organize a comprehensive program of recreational and competitive water skiing for children and adults with disabilities; To organize, promote and provide Learn to Ski Clinics for disabled children and adults; To strengthen the physical, spiritual and social well-being of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing; To enhance independence, self-reliance and self-esteem of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing; To educate the public and create a greater community awareness of disabled children and adults through disability sport and water skiing. The Missouri Disabled Water Ski Association was founded with the vision and understanding that a professionally organized program of adaptive water skiing for children and adults with disabilities will energize them beyond their rehabilitation as a means to maintain a healthy, active, and well-balanced lifestyle. MDWSA will work with children and adults who have acquired spinal cord injuries from accidents and diseases that result in paralysis such as, Spina Bifida, orthopedic disabilities (amputations and hip and knee replacements), cerebral palsy, acquired head injuries, polio, as well as other neuromuscular disorders. Additionally, those with vision impairments or mental retardation will greatly benefit from participation in adaptive water skiing. The philosophical and fundamental goals of MDWSA are as follows: to expand its reach and effectiveness through a professionally developed and focused program of water skiing for anyone with a disability; to work cooperatively with organizations throughout the region that work with the disabled; to create a regional showcase for adaptive water ski opportunities for both the recreational and competitive water skier; to elevate standards of accessibility and inclusion at area lakes and waterways; to promote a greater public awareness of those with disabilities; to unite the community and region through water skiing for the disabled; and to be attractive to corporate and community sponsors.
Manchester, Missouri