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California Family Life Center
CFLC has been serving troubled youth for over thirty years in a residential setting. The children arrive with emotional and behavioral issues due to past traumas, that will limit their success as they transition to adulthood
Hemet, California
ABUNDANT HOPE INTERNATIONAL
Passion Statement: “Go, visit the Holocaust Survivors. Hug, kiss and love them; tell them I love them.” With these words burning in her heart, Susan Heagy began visiting Survivors of the Shoah, bringing hope and compassion to many who were alone and forgotten. Susan, and those who joined her in her efforts, soon discovered an entire segment of the population starved for relationship and the loving touch of someone who cared. These people were bereft of family members through the brutality of the Nazis during the Second World War. Traumatized and orphaned, both emotionally and literally, they made their way to Israel and other places in the world. Sadly, many are still alone today. Abundant Hope International (AHI) is making a difference in the lives of these special people who are so close to the Heart of Adonai. Through visitation, Survivor Adoption, volunteering and educational programs, Survivors of the Shoah are receiving the hugs, kisses and love they so desperately need. Survivors are dying at the rate of one every thirty minutes in Israel; time is short. AHI is working quickly to relieve the suffering of loneliness among the last of the Survivors. We trust the God of Abraham, Isaac and Yacov. HaShem loves these sweet Survivors even more than we do. We trust their own Messiah will speak to them as we bring our offerings of love, without conditions. We need more hands and feet to go and embrace them. We welcome you to join us.
San Antonio, Texas
HaitiChildren
Our Mission is to create the future leaders of Haiti through the provision of education, healthcare, advocacy and care for abandoned children with quantifiable accountability measures.
Keweenaw Land Trust, Inc.
A community partner protecting land, water, and quality of life through conservation, stewardship, and education.
Hancock, Michigan
Lower East Side Ecology Center
The LES Ecology Center (Ecology Center) has pioneered community-based models in urban sustainability since 1987. We provide unique e-waste and composting services, environmental stewardship opportunities, and educational programming to all New Yorkers who want to learn about environmental issues and take responsibility for creating solutions through action.
New York, New York
WELLNESS TREE COMMUNITY CLINIC
The Wellness Tree Community Clinic is a group of dedicated volunteer providers and donors who inspire a healthy community by providing free, quality healthcare, education and resources to the underserved.
Twin Falls, IdahoCOMMUNITY MAIN STREET INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa
Mukti Mission US
Mukti Mission US provides avenues for our Partners to bring Hope, Healing, and Life for Indian Women and Children!
High Bridge, New JerseyADABI
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
CHINLE, ArizonaCAMP JORN YOUNG MENS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
MANITOWSH WTR, WisconsinBLESS VIETNAM INITIATIVE
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
IRVINE, California
Food for Others, Inc.
For people who have lost a job, suffered a mental or physical health setback, or are struggling to overcome other obstacles to independence, Food for Others provides free food in these ways: 1) Warehouse Emergency food to individuals and families: We provide 3-5 days' worth of non-perishables, as well as milk and eggs and other fresh food for those referred to us by social-service providers. Those clients who also qualify based on low income may also receive monthly food supplements that we order on their behalf from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA. 2) Neighborhood Sites Distributions - We provide limited but free groceries to people via volunteers to sites in low-income neighborhoods every evening Monday through Friday, no questions asked. 3) Community Partners: We provide bulk food items to about 20 community-based organizations on a weekly or bi-weekly basis for churches, homeless shelters, and other groups serving at-risk residents to provide to their clients food. 4) Power Pack Program (P3): We provide weekend food for elementary school children in Fairfax Public Schools, primarily children in the free and reduced-price meals program, and others referred by school counselors, to make sure kids don't go hungry on weekends.
Fairfax, Virginia