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Children's Literacy Foundation

To inspire a love of reading and writing among low-income, at-risk, and rural kids (ages 12 and under) in New Hampshire and Vermont.

Waterbury Center, Vermont

SWI

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Chicago, Illinois
Positive People Network Inc
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Positive People Network Inc

Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Girl Power Mentoring Program

Our Mission is to mentor girls and assist them with becoming the most powerful versions of themselves, learn to maintain good mental health, as well as build a sisterhood within our organization by working on themselves from the inside out.

Detroit, Michigan

Hands On Peru

We generate capacities and opportunities in marginalized communities, through participatory work, so families can have the tools and knowledge necessary to have healthier and better quality lives. Hands on Peru has created a pioneering center called CESAPU - Public Health Center, with a pioneering model of community programs, with which it improves the conditioning factors of health (determinants of health), hand in hand with the same community. The most successful program is MADRE CESAPU. Which provides technical, economic and personal empowerment. It currently has a network of over 20 women textile artisans who sell their garments in the USA and Europe under the name Chimuk Handknit. Website: https://handsonperu.org Shop : shopchimuk.com

Cary, North Carolina

LIFESPRING ASSEMBLY OF GOD

REACH... RESCUE... RESTORE... REBUILD

Riverside, California

Strategic Wealth Empowerment Foundation

To bridge the gap between financial instability and generational wealth by providing unhoused individuals with the essential tools—credit restoration, tax expertise, and financial education—needed to reclaim their economic independence. Financial stability is a foundation for dignity, security, and opportunity—not a privilege reserved for a few.

Temple Of Praise Ministries

Empowering Individuals

Saint Louis, Missouri

ADAPTIVE FREEDOM FOUNDATION

Adaptive Freedom Foundation A foundation for inclusion through adaptive water sports and recreation.   Vision Statement:  Adaptive Freedom Foundation puts Smiles on Faces and Hope in Hearts. We do this providing life-changing experiences to individuals with disabilities along with their families and friends through therapeutic water sports and recreation. We help foster confidence and self-esteem by smashing self-limiting beliefs! If we can float a wheelchair on the water, then our only limitation is our imagination! Mission Statement: Adaptive Freedom Foundation a 501(c)3 nonprofit,  believes sports in general raise our quality of life. Sports build confidence, improve our physical fitness, and emotional well-being. We believe everyone should have the opportunity to participate. AFF uses WASUP™  (Wheelchair Adapted Stand Up Paddle) Boards as tools to include the portion of our society that has been limited due to beliefs and a lack of adaptive equipment. These boards secure a wheelchair onto a stand up paddle board and allow everyone the opportunity to get out on the water and enjoy. What was previously thought impossible is now possible! AFF partners with other foundations to share the gift of WASUP™ and the healing powers of the water. We are stronger together. We regularly host “Paddle Days” to introduce our WASUP boards and get people out on the water. Through the use of our WASUP™ Boards we see adaptive stand-up paddle boarding becoming something accessible to everyone. We are working to build teams to compete in Stand Up Paddleboard (SUP) races and spread awareness of the sport. We will start chapters, which will duplicate what we have done in Southern California and Hawaii, to multiply the lasting effects of WASUP™ and adaptive sports with the community locally, nationally and internationally. Through donations, corporate partners, corporate sponsors, and our volunteers we are able to offer this opportunity free of charge. We are changing one life at a time as we paddle through doors that they may have felt were previously closed to them!

Huntington Beach, California

SAWA SAWA COLLECTION

Our mission is to empower artisan women in Kenya make a living using skills handed down through generations in beading, weaving, basketry, art and more. We empower women with resources to create, buy the end handmade products to give them a sustainable income and use the revenue to fund empowerment programs and menstrual hygiene kits for girls to help them stay in school consistently.

Dripping Springs, Texas
INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN RELIEF SOCIETY IARS
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INTERNATIONAL AMERICAN RELIEF SOCIETY IARS

We believe all lives are equal. No-one should be discriminated against or live-in poverty. We want a just and sustainable world where everyone can safely speak truth to power, claim their human rights, and build a better future for themselves. We offer direct support to people and communities living with poverty, above all in countries in the global South. We seek to add value to our partners' work and all those who challenge discrimination, exclusion, and exploitation. But for change to be sustainable, it must be systemic. To contribute to change that lasts, we mobilize to transform the systems, policies, and practices that significantly impact people's lives. We fight for gender justice and against any form of violence against women and girls. We take action to stop the climate crisis. We provide humanitarian and development assistance to displaced people in war, refugees, and other internally displaced persons to improve the quality of their living environment through the implementation of development projects promote -education, justice, - health, desirable births through family planning and reproductive health - food self-sufficiency taking into account positive local cultural values promoting peaceful coexistence between various socio-cultural groups. Women and children are at the heart of our actions. In all our programs, we pay particular attention to women's conditions and the first children of poverty in the world. Gender equality is a fundamental right. It is also an essential factor in the fight against poverty. That is why IARS contributes to women's empowerment and empowerment.

Lincoln, Nebraska

YKI Coaching Corporation

“Empowering Others to Change Their Mind, so They Can Change Their Life by Coming to Know The Lord.”

Laguna Niguel, California