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Harrison House
Harrison House is a 501c3 community development organization working to bring two disciplines together, historic preservation and sustainability. Our goal is to become the first LEED-certified home to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Harrison House aims to be the model home for the Las Vegas HUNDred Plan. Programs at Harrison House include family education, diversity, and sustainability.
Las Vegas, Nevada4RKIDS
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
ENID, Oklahoma
Eagles Nest of Saint Clair County/The Joseph Center
The Joseph Center is a 26 bed transitional housing program for homeless veterans dealing with substance abuse addiction. Our mission is to assist these veterans in becoming self-sufficient and moving into permanent housing.
East St Louis, Illinois
Solar Village Project
The Solar Village Project (SVP) envisions a world where: - Clean, renewable and reliable energy is accessible and affordable for all people; - The developing world leapfrogs dirty fossil fuels and relies on clean energy, and; - The life-threatening impacts of climate change are permanently reversed.
Bowie, Maryland
Mission Possible Foundation, Inc.
Mission Possible is a Christian Missions and Aid organization that has been operating in Eastern Europe for 40 years. Subscribe to the bimonthly newsletter for regular updates from the field and to learn about ways to become involved in the work of Mission Possible.
Mt. Prospect, Illinois
VOICES FOR CHILDREN Child Advocacy Center
Our Mission Voices for Children Advocacy Center is dedicated to serving the child victims and families of child abuse in Genesee County and enhancing the lives of all children through treatment, education and by increasing community awareness Our Vision Shining a light so all children are empowered, and all families are thriving
FLINT, Michigan
Frist Art Museum
The mission of the Frist Art Museum is to present and originate high-quality exhibitions with related educational programs and community outreach activities.
NASHVILLE, Tennessee
GLOBAL HOPE NETWORK INTERNATIONAL (GHNI)
GHNI exists to bring help and hope to the hidden and hurting. We work alongside rural communities to help them end their own extreme, cyclical poverty. Focusing on the five key areas proven to impact extreme poverty - clean, accessible water; renewable, nutritious food source; education for all children; wellness habits preventing illness and disease; and income generation for families - villagers end their own poverty and become self-sustainable.
Orlando, Florida
Planting People Growing Justice Leadership Institute
Our mission is to plant seeds of social change by promoting literacy and diversity in books.
Saint Paul, Minnesota
WATERSIDE SCHOOL INC
Waterside School is a co-educational PK-5th Grade independent school serving children and families regardless of limitations in income or circumstance. The School attracts and inspires students of academic promise and families deeply invested in their children’s success. The School works to instill in its students a belief in their own worth, to cultivate in each a commitment to academic excellence, and to ensure the fullest development of every child’s character. Through a rigorous program of study and experience, the School empowers its students with the knowledge, skills and virtues required to enable them to excel as students, to gain access to superior academic opportunities, and to go forward to become the leaders of tomorrow.
Stamford, ConnecticutINTERNATIONAL PRISON MINISTRY INC
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
COSTA MESA, California
US Black Business Network
Join us in Creating Change! The US Black Business Network is actively working to bridge the racial wealth gap through community-led financial activism. This work includes a Shop Black Shop Local pilot project. I founded the US Black Business Network (USBBN) on a core belief: there is no greater gift for our community than the right to self-determination through financial activism. Why? Because research from McKinsey & Company warns that without accelerated wealth gains, the racial wealth gap could endure for another 100 years. We refuse to wait. By acting as a unified community, we can claim the intergenerational wealth that is rightfully ours through expanded access to business ownership, housing, and higher education. Our pilot project in Mobile, AL Shop Black Shop Local has proven that this model works. Through this initiative, we have: Identified how to increase and sustain support for local Black-owned businesses. Generated enthusiastic community support and participation. Developed a scalable model to help other communities build wealth. To date, over 150 Mobile residents have actively supported this project through local purchases and engagement. Currently, our nonprofit is operated entirely by volunteers. Your support will ensure that we can continue developing this innovative path toward economic equity. Join us in making self-determination a reality. Your support is appreciated. Netesha Pendleton, Founder US Black Business Network