Through sport, Special Olympics is building communities of acceptance and inclusion for all people. 

Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in a sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.

Special Olympics

Building specially adapted custom homes for severely injured Veterans nationwide.

To build and donate specially adapted custom homes nationwide for severely injured post – 9/11 Veterans, to enable them to rebuild their lives.

Homes For Our Troops

Harmony Theater is an organization focused on performing arts for people with disabilities based in southeastern PA. 

Harmony Theater

D×P works in Japan to solve the isolation of teenagers who have difficulties.

10代の孤立という社会課題に取り組む、認定NPO法人D×P（ディーピー）です。

DxP offers career counseling, classroom, placement project, and work experience programs for teenagers who have financial difficulties, have disabilities, are not attending school, or have other difficulties. 

Projects are undertaken to help young people acquire the power of autonomy to make decisions, empowering each young person with the knowledge that they have a responsibility for their own future. 

DxP's goal is to create a society where people can have hope.


ひとりひとりの若者がどんな境遇にあったとしてもつながりが得られる状態をつくるために、「学校」と「インターネット」の2つのフィールドで生きづらさを抱えた10代と出会います。
コロナ禍では経済的困窮する若者に食糧支援・現金給付も実施しています。

D×P

Pull Up Park Jam is a nonprofit community fitness organization. It received nonprofit status in 2015.

The World's Longest-Running Calisthenics Competition

THE WORD CALISTHENICS DERIVES FROM THE GREEK TERMS KALOS, MEANING BEAUTY, AND STENOS, MEANING STRENGTH.  CALISTHENICS IS A FORM OF EXERCISE IN WHICH PEOPLE USE ONLY THE WEIGHT OF THEIR BODY AS RESISTANCE.  BECAUSE OF ITS SIMPLICITY CALISTHENICS IS ACCESSIBLE TO A WIDER RANGE OF PEOPLE WHO DO NOT HAVE ACCESS TO A GYM.  ADDITIONALLY, WITH NO ADDED WEIGHTS, CALISTHENICS IS A SAFER LIFE-LONG ACTIVITY FOR PEOPLE FROM AGE 1 TO AGE 100.

O U R  H I S T O R Y:  T H I S  I S  W H E R E  I T  B E G A N 

THERE IS NO ORGANIZATION THAT HAS CULTIVATED THE CALISTHENICS COMMUNITY LONGER THAN THE PULL UP PARK JAM.  FOUNDED IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY IN 1998 BY RAY FUNN AND KEITH FIELDS, THE EVENT OPERATED AS A NON-PROFIT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RODNEY "REDD" HARRISON.  THE PULL UP PARK JAM GREW TO BE THE LARGEST CALISTHENICS COMPETITION IN THE WORLD, ATTRACTING 100 COMPETITORS PER YEAR FROM COUNTRIES AS FAR AWAY AS JAPAN AND UKRAINE.  EVENTS AROUND THE GLOBE LAUNCHED TO EMULATE THE CAPTIVATING EVERGY OF THE PULL UP PARK JAM, WITH NOTABLE GLOBAL ICONS GETTING THEIR START IN CALISTHENICS THROUGH THE PULL UP PARK JAM.

O U R  H I S T O R Y:  T H I S  I S  W H E R E  I T  B E G A N  
THERE IS NO ORGANIZATION THAT HAS CULTIVATED THE CALISTHENICS COMMUNITY LONGER THAN THE PULL UP PARK JAM.  FOUNDED IN BROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY IN 1998 BY RAY FUNN AND KEITH FIELDS, THE EVENT OPERATED AS A NON-PROFIT UNDER THE DIRECTION OF RODNEY "REDD" HARRISON.  THE PULL UP PARK JAM GREW TO BE THE LARGEST CALISTHENICS COMPETITION IN THE WORLD, ATTRACTING 100 COMPETITORS PER YEAR FROM COUNTRIES AS FAR AWAY AS JAPAN AND UKRAINE.  EVENTS AROUND THE GLOBE LAUNCHED TO EMULATE THE CAPTIVATING EVERGY OF THE PULL UP PARK JAM, WITH NOTABLE GLOBAL ICONS GETTING THEIR START IN CALISTHENICS THROUGH THE PULL UP PARK JAM.

THE PULL UP PARK JAM EXPANDED TO CHICAGO IN 2015 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF OMARI JINAKI.  THE CHICAGO EVENT ALONE HAS BECOME THE LONGEST-RUNNING CALISTHENICS COMPETITION IN THE WORLD.  THANKS TO COMPETITORS FROM NEW STATES AND NEW COUNTRIES, CHICAGO BECAME THE SECOND-LARGEST CALISTHENICS COMPETITION IN THE COUNTRY.   IN RECENT YEARS, THE FOCUS IS NOT ON MAKING THE EVENT LARGER EACH YEAR, BUT ON CONTROLLED, PURPOSEFUL GROWTH -- WITH JUDGING OBJECTIVITY AS THE PRIORITY IN CHICAGO.  YEARLY ENHANCEMENTS MAKE THIS THE MOST STRICT CALISTHENICS COMPETITION IN THE UNITED STATES, WHILE STAYING TRUE TO OUR ROOTS OF REACHING UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.  THE CHICAGO EVENT MAKES ELITE CALISTHENICS ACCESSIBLE TO EVERY IN THE FREEDROM OF A PUBLIC PARK.

The Pull Up Park Jam is a 501(c)(3) non-profit (EIN: 30-0745794).  For more than 20 years the event has run solely on the financial contribution of the competition host(s).   There have been a small few financial contributors for which we are eternally and extremely grateful.  Additionally, there are also a few notable in-kind donors that provide their time to store equipment, build and upgrade equipment, move and set-up equipment.  Without this ongoing equipment storage, the Chicago Pull Up Park Jam, the only annual calisthenics competition in Chicago, would not exist at all.  The entire Chicago calisthenics community owes this donor and all donors immense gratitude.

We welcome others to learn more about our operations and financial expenditures to determine if they'd like to contribute financially or in-kind to offset the ongoing event costs. 

Every year, the annual costs to host the competition include:

* venue permit
* venue insurance & attendee personal injury insurance
* competition equipment and heavy-duty construction tools
* trucks and vans, gas, vehicle insurance, overnight parking (3 days)
* portable restrooms and sanitation
* pre-event overnight security
* electronics (outdoor generator, time clocks, extension cords, megaphone) 
* competitor apparel & design revisions
* trophies, medals, & awards
* website maintenance
* videography & photography
* staff as needed (equipment movers and judges)

CHICAGO PULL UP PARK JAM

Multiple is a (501c3) non-profit dedicated to catalyzing innovation and supporting technologies for the autism community at scale.

Multiple is the engine for innovation—a global community of dedicated families, entrepreneurs, funders, and experts collaborating to solve the greatest challenges for people with autism. We are an early-stage autism innovation platform; a force-multiplier, supplying data, resources and relationships to fuel innovation and solve the greatest challenges for people with autism.

Autism innovation lacks the critical support it needs to power positive change for the autism community, which is perhaps a reflection of the spectrum itself, a fantastically dis-integrated community. The solution is Multiple: a hub where we can create greater impact by creating together. 

Multiple

Founded in 1979, Imagination Stage is a holistic theatre arts organization for all children and youth.

Imagination Stage empowers all young people to discover their voice and identity through performing arts education and professional theatre.

Imagination Stage

Wisconsin Equal Justice Fund is a nonprofit organization that raises funds for 3 of the largest civil legal aid providers in WI.

WEJF promotes the availability and public awareness of the need for free legal services to low-income individuals and families in Wisconsin, secures resources for providers of such services, and distributes resources to tax-exempt nonprofit organizations which provide such services. The three organizations for which we raise funds – Legal Action of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Judicare, and Disability Rights Wisconsin – provide pro bono civil legal aid services to economically disadvantaged residents and people with disabilities across the state in a wide range of practice areas including domestic violence, housing, bankruptcy, unemployment, employment, tribal, veterans, and disability law. Free attorneys for those in need means fewer Wisconsinites facing threats of unemployment, unsafe situations, and homelessness.

Wisconsin Equal Justice Fund

The NLF dba The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever focuses on raising awareness for nonprofits in Tarrant County, Texas.  

Giving through The Greatest Gift Catalog Ever (a program of The National Leadership Foundation) is the best way to give to benefit Tarrant County neighbors in need.
Gifts are matched dollar for dollar, and those dollars are leveraged by each orgnization in amazing ways.  Matching funds are directed to the nonprofits at a rate of 100%.

Each page in the catalog, or on the website, shows where the money goes, and how it is matched.  For example, for every $1000 donated, a neighbor with a long term disability such as cerebral palsy or demetia can be enrolled into a lifetime of attendant care services valued at over $26,000 a year or an estimated lifetime value of $650,000 per client!

Supporting local charities can be a wonderful gift idea as well.  We have a gift card program where the donor gives a set amount, and gifts that amount to a co-worker, family member, friend, neighbor, teacher, or client so that they can read all about the opportunities to give and then decide where that donation should be directed.   It's the gift that puts a smile on more than one face!
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The National Leadership Foundation

Family To Family Network creates success for children with disabilities by empowering their families with knowledge & support.

Family to Family Network creates success for children with disabilities by empowering their families with information, training, referrals and support as they navigate the complex education, health care and social service systems.

Family to Family Network believes that ALL children should be included and supported in our schools and community in order to ensure the future success of children with disabilities. 

F2FN transforms lives by helping people discover possibilities, see potential when others see barriers, and advocate for what their children need to achieve their dreams.  By changing attitudes and mindsets about disabilities, our organization changes lives to make sure every individual gets to live THEIR best life.

By 2031, Our Goal is to Help 25,000 Families See Possibilities in their children with disabilities!
You can help us reach our goal by:
1) Supporting the development of a bilingual learning platform where families can access training at their own pace;
2) Providing intensive case management to families in underserved communities, especially our communities of color and those that are non-english speaking; 
3) Updating & maintaining our bilingual website that provides accurate & consistent information on the special education process;
4) Subsidizing our annual conference for 500 family members & youth with disabilities. 

Through these services, families and individuals with disabilities have an opportunity to network and learn from one another.

By working together, we can create communities where ALL children belong and excel!
Help create success for children & youth with disabilities!

OTHER INFORMATION:
There are over 127,000 students with disabilities receiving special education services in the greater Houston Region 4 Education Service Center area.  This does not include those receiving accommodations only through 504 plans or children who are home schooled or in private school placements.

Last year, Family to Family served families with the primary disability labels of:
59% Autism Spectrum Disorder
16% Intellectual Disability
10% Other Health Impairment
7%   Orthopedic Impairment
6 %  Deaf/Hard of Hearing, Blind Visual Disability, Deaf Blind
2%   Learning Disability

The age ranges of the children in the families that we serve are:
2%      Age 0-3
10%    Age 3-5
22%    Age 5-11 (elementary)
12%    Age 12-15 (junior high/middle school)
19%    Age 16 – 18  (High School)
8%      Age 18+  (18+ High School)
27%    Adults (Out of School)

The ethnic diversity of the families served are 19% Black, 31%White, 33% Hispanic/Latinx, 15% Asian and 2%  identified as Two or More.

29% Request help with the Individualized Education Program (IEP) special education process. 28% Request help finding resources in the community.  39% Needed help navigating Adult Service systems, Medicaid Managed Care or Social Security.

Family to Family helps families understand their rights & responsibilities, while also aiding them in understanding the right words to use, right place to look, right person to connect with when trying to find services & supports for their children with disabilities.  

Education is the only FREE service available to children with disabilities.  Adult services are not free, and there are over 150,000 Texans with disabilities waiting over 10 years for long term services & supports.  That is why it is imperative for children with disabilities to receive the necessary supports and services at school so that they can become contributing members of our community and live meaningful lives after high school.









Family To Family Network

Serving South Florida, since 1992, we are one of the most effective vehicles for connecting those in need with those who can help.

Neighbors 4 Neighbors is unlike any other organization in that we are non-self-serving. Our forte is to bolster the resources of our private and community-based partners to serve more families. We've connected those in need with those who can help since 1992.

Working in partnership with CBS4 and myTV33 News, we also organize several campaigns dealing with the issues that dominate local headlines. No other nonprofit and television network in the United States has paired together this way, for this long.

With a staff of dedicated professionals and scores of volunteers, we can launch an immediate and effective community response to any emergency. Born from a natural disaster, we can maximize the support of South Florida viewers, aiding victims of many major hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flood, accident, terrorist attack, and other major crises where help was needed. The uniqueness of our organization is that we continue our work long after the media and government aid has ended.


Neighbors 4 Neighbors

Whose mission is to fund specialized medical and psychological care for severely wounded and disabled Colombians who are victims of the war against drugs and terrorism.

UFC is a non-profit organization whose mission is to fund specialized medical and psychological care for severely wounded and disabled Colombians who are victims of the war against drugs and terrorism.

United for Colombia

Fistula Foundation focuses exclusively on delivering fistula repair surgery because of its enormous impact.

With each surgery we provide, we know that we can help change one woman’s world forever. And we know that the ripple effect of her restored health—on both her family and community—is profound.

Fistula Foundation

Theatre starring people with intellectual disabilities and autism. Actors gain confidence, social skills, friends.

Mission: Through collaborative performance and lifelong learning opportunities, people with intellectual and developmental disabilities gain the skills and confidence to engage with the world.

ArtStream fuels students' imagination, creativity, and focus. We offer over 850 classes and workshops each year for 1,617 participants, six Theatre Companies totaling 90 participants and four Cabaret Companies totaling 30-40 participants, all of whom create and perform original theater works.

WHY ARTSTREAM?
People with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities - including Autism - frequently face isolation or marginalization, and are excluded from activities and spaces where community, friendships, and connections are made. Creative opportunities are even fewer and farther between. In ArtStream’s drama and performing arts classes, workshops, and theatre companies, participants learn skills that apply to all aspects of life, including how to be present, pay attention, listen to instructions, participate in the activities that the class is doing that day, and perhaps most important of all, build friendships. 

Performance is transformative for every actor. This is also true for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities, including Autism. Whether in classes, workshops, or rehearsals, ArtStreamers play theatrical games that require them to listen, to engage, to communicate, and to collaborate with each other; and improvisational games that teach them how to make eye contact, think on their feet, make connections, synthesize information, and solve problems. ArtStream’s demanding and very entertaining process encourages ArtStreamers to discover their creativity and strengths, and perform with confidence! What’s more, at ArtStream, our participants create their own scenes, dances, and songs for their performances, whereas most other theaters and non-profits serve people with disabilities by enacting or adapting plays or scenes written by professional playwrights. This is the “ArtStream difference.” 

A 55-year-old, 15-year ArtStream veteran expressed it better than we could ourselves: “I don’t get nervous on stage because I feel such happiness. I like to perform 24 hours a day! I love this place! ArtStream is making me happy!” 

ArtStream’s collaborative programming gives people with interest, talent, drive, and creativity – but few opportunities – a unique chance to build skills they will carry with them throughout their lifetimes. Our retention rate is 90%, attesting to the effectiveness of our organization in carrying out our mission. 



ArtStream, Inc.

Committed to supporting autistic individuals to achieve their maximum potential, while building connections for a happy life

Optimal Rhythms uses our unique neurologic approach to provide a therapeutic K-12 day school, ACCESS Academy; our A2A K-12 and adult virtual education programs; and an innovative Summer "CAN-Do" Camp for student with complex communication, motor, and sensory needs. We challenge communities to #rethinkautism by providing valuable training to equip parents and professionals to best support the sensory and communication needs of nonspeaking individuals.  Our Rethinking Autism Programs bring crucial training and resources to parents/caregivers, teachers, therapists, medical professionals and first responders.  We help those who care for nonspeaking children and adults to recognize their true potential, provide effective supports and accommodations, and afford them the human rights we all enjoy. Individuals who gain access to our programs experience acceptance, hope-giving opportunities for a true academic education, and meaningful connections with their peers and families. Will you help us extend our reach to more deserving students and families?


Optimal Rhythms / Access Academy

Serving the nearly 65,000 people in Colorado and Wyoming living with epilepsy.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Colorado and Wyoming is the leader in connecting, educating, and empowering to make a difference in the lives of everyone impacted by epilepsy.  We connect people to healthcare providers, support networks, and mental health resources. We educate schools, employers, and the community at large, to reduce stigma and raise awareness. And we empower people affected by epilepsy with knowledge, resources, and advocacy to live their best lives.  We are a non-profit, charitable organization, designated as a 501(c)3 by the IRS (tax ID 84-0607069).

Epilepsy Foundation of Colorado & Wyoming

Uplifting spirits across the globe by delivering inspiring handmade cards.

Cardz for Kidz is dedicated to uplifting the spirits of people of all ages across the globe by delivering inspiring handmade cards. We've been able to partner with independent artists, nonprofits, corporations, and schools to create over 300,000 cards that have been sent around the world. We partner with other global nonprofits (e.g. Ronald McDonald House Charities, Make-A-Wish, Amnesty International), as well as donating cards to local hospitals, nonprofits, and schools impacted by tragedy. Please join in if you're interested in making a difference.

Cardz for Kidz

Children who attend ATG Achieve Their Goals

We strive to clear a path for students of all ages, backgrounds, and abilities to pursue academic success, gain independence, and contribute their unique gifts to our community and the world.

ATG Learning Academy

United Ability envisions a world where disability is neither defining nor limiting.

United Ability's mission is to provide innovative services connecting people with disabilities to their communities and empowering individuals to live full and meaningful lives.  We envision a world where disability is neither defining nor limiting.

For more than 70 years, United Ability has addressed the medical, social, educational, therapeutic, and employment needs of individuals living with disability in the Birmingham Metro Area and surrounding counties. From birth through senior years, individuals - and their families - find hope for a life they may have never thought possible. 

United Ability

The Dyslexia Reading Center Of Central Pennsylvania, based in Pine Grove Mills, focuses on helping those with dyslexia. 

Dyslexia Reading Center Of Central Pennsylvania

We strive to empower individuals and end stigmas regarding addiction, HIV, HCV and mental illness.

We provide comprehensive services to assist people in achieving their highest level of personal empowerment.

Our programs include:
- Syringe Services
- Prevention, Care & Navigation Services
- Vaccinations

One Voice Recovery

On a mission to provide social, vocational and residential opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities.

“Looking forward, we are gaining momentum with what we can offer. We know the needs will continue because this problem is not going away. We know mentally/physically our members are healthier when they are socialized, feel good about themselves, working and that impacts their entire family. That has always been our True North since our founding, and no matter the growth or needs that increase, that will remain our focus for the future.”

— Cheri Weaver, Executive Director

Wings Special Needs Adult Community

Habitat for Humanity NWMA is a nonprofit org serving Cobb, Douglas, & Paulding GA, giving a hand up through decent shelter.

In 1985, Chrys and John Street met Millard Fuller, who challenged them to start an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity in Cobb County, GA. They distributed brochures to local churches and gathered 12 people to form a Board of Directors. On April 1, 1986, Cobb County Habitat for Humanity was officially incorporated as an affiliate of Habitat for Humanity International. In 2008, the organization expanded to include Douglas and Paulding counties and the name changed to Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta. Since 1986, over 500 homes have been built, rehabilitated, or repaired as part of our pursuit to provide decent, affordable housing in Cobb, Douglas, and Paulding counties. 

We are driven by the vision that everyone deserves a decent place to live, and our mission states that: "Seeking to put God’s love into action, Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope." 

Our principles are to: 
1. Demonstrate the love of Jesus Christ.
2. Focus on shelter.
3. Advocate for affordable housing.
4. Promote dignity and hope.
5. Support sustainable and transformative development.

Non-proselytizing policy: 
Habitat for Humanity and its affiliate organizations will not proselytize. Nor will Habitat work with entities or individuals who insist on proselytizing as part of their work with Habitat. This means that Habitat will not offer assistance on the expressed or implied condition that people must adhere to or convert to a particular faith or listen and respond to messaging designed to induce conversion to a particular faith.

People in your community and all over the world partner with Habitat for Humanity to build or improve a place they can call home. Habitat homeowners help build their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage. With our help, Habitat homeowners achieve the strength, stability and independence they need to build a better life for themselves and their families.

Homeowners are selected based on: 

1. Need for housing, 
- Your present housing is not adequate (unsafe, not maintained, overcrowded, and/or 
   unaffordable).
- You are unable to obtain affordable housing through other conventional means.

2. Willingness to Partner
- You agree to complete 200 hours of sweat equity. Sweat equity hours are earned by 
   helping to build your home alongside volunteers and doing community service.
- You agree to complete 100 hours of homeowner education.

3. Ability to Pay
- You have a steady source of income.
- You have a positive monthly cash flow (net balance of cash on hand after expenses are 
   paid).
- You have good credit (based on your credit report, NOT your credit score).
- Charged-off debts or debts in collection are $250 or less.
- If you have declared bankruptcy, it must have been discharged for three years. If it was 
   dismissed, you must have paid off all of the debts to the bankruptcy.

In addition to building new homes, we also have a Repair Program, in which we assist seniors and veterans on fixed incomes with home repairs to ensure they have a safe, warm, and dry home, as well as accessibility modifications if they are disabled. 

Individuals and organizations can get involved with us by making a gift to support our mission of building homes, communities, and hope; sponsoring a house or build day(s), volunteering, or becoming a skilled volunteer member of our build crew. 

Learn more at habitatnwma.org. 


Habitat For Humanity of Northwest Metro Atlanta

Nuestra misión es proveer servicios excepcionales, médicos, terapéuticos y educativos, incluyendo el método de enseñanza Montessori, a personas con discapacidad y autismo para que tengan igual oportunidad de vivir, aprender, trabajar y recrearse en s

La Misión de SER de Puerto Rico es proveer servicios excepcionales, médicos, terapéuticos y educativos, incluyendo el método de enseñanza Montessori, a personas con discapacidad y autismo para que tengan igual oportunidad de vivir, aprender, trabajar y recrearse en sus comunidades al máximo de su potencial de forma independiente, productiva, participativa y autosuficiente.  Visión:  Mantener los servicios con la más alta tecnología en la rehabilitación y métodos comprobados de calidad mundial.  Política de comunicación en esta página:   Los parámetros de comunicación en esta página son de respeto, inclusivos, con el fin de educar y brindar ayuda a los usuarios.  SER de Puerto Rico no discute casos de pacientes ni divulga ningún tipo de información que ponga en peligro la salud y la privacidad de sus participantes y futuros.  No se permite el uso de palabras soeces, comentarios que las incluyan serán removidos de la página.

SER de Puerto Rico

To provide the necessary tools for academic, social, and emotional success.

Transformations Autism Treatment Center has made it our mission to provide every family and individual with Autism Spectrum Disorders with a place that they can recieve the help that they need to reach every goal in a safe loving environment.

Transformations Autism Treatment Center

Journey Forward is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to bettering the lives of those with paralysis through an intense exercise based program.

Journey Forward

Showing Special Needs people of all ages that they are loved, cared for, accepted and can do things many say they can not. It's more than just being cowboys and cowgirls. "Willing Hearts Outstanding Abilities"

We are a 501c3 organization that produces exceptional rodeos with real life cowboys & cowgirls sharing the adrenaline rush & sense of accomplishment of the western way of life with special athletes who fight battles in a different arena.

Rascal Rodeo

DASA encourages everyone to Discover the Ability Within! Each of us has a different ability, discover yours today!!

DASA is dedicated to promoting adaptive sports and activities to those with physical, visual, and hearing disabilities. www.dasasports.org

Disabled Athlete Sports Association

INCLUDING KIDS, INC. provides evidence-based behavior analytic interventions for persons with autism and related disabilities to maximize individual potential and to facilitate their meaningful inclusion in the community.

Including Kids, Inc.

McCormick Research Institute is a therapeutic riding facility located in Saint Cloud, Florida. We use horses to help people!

McCormick Research Institute provides equine-assisted therapies to veterans and individuals with disabilities, and serves as a research and educational center for the equine-assisted therapeutic industry.

McCormick Research Institute

Providing equine assisted activities and therapies to individuals seeking growth opportunities.

Equestrian and farm related activities for individuals with special needs or those seeking growth opportunities.

Sprout Therapeutic Riding and Education Center

We provide a college-like experience for young adults with developmental disabilities, specializing in building independent living and employment skills in a music-infused learning environment.

Berkshire Hills Music Academy

Smart-Kids are fun and colourful South African workbooks and readers designed especially for kids aged 2 -12. Go to www.smart-kids.co.za for more info.

Smart-Kids

Dedicated to helping people with developmental disabilities lead productive, happy lives and connecting with the human spirit in us all.

Lambs Farm is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with developmental disabilities lead productive, happy lives and connecting with the human spirit in us all.

Lambs Farm

Outpatient rehabilitation facility for children with special needs.

Our Mission:  Giving Hope to Families of Special Children.  Our Vision is for all special children in Northwest Indiana to receive comprehensive therapy and supplemental care so they reach their full potential, and for their families to feel fully supported and empowered.

Jacob's Ladder Pediatric Rehab

Our mission is to provide all those who come to us with a healthy learning environment that contributes to healing the body, mind, and spirit.

Saddles of Joy, Inc. is a non-profit providing an equine therapeutic riding program that serves special needs children, their families and the community. Our mi…ssion is to provide all those who come to us with a healthy learning environment that contributes to healing the body, mind and spirit."  Our Vision is an equine therapeutic riding program dedicated to introduce children, or any other person with the desire to know the joy and values of one of God's most beautiful creations, "The Horse." It is our desire to educate the community and any interested party to the therapeutic value of horse and rider. Be it child or adult, we continue on with understanding and physical ability of our riders. We here at Saddles of Joy, Inc. acknowledge the level of success is simply putting the two together, horse and rider, with positive results. Be it child or adult, we continue with the education in horsemanship and care of the horse are at the level of physical ability of all our riders. We allow the gentle nature of our four-legged therapists to produce any and all healing physical, mental, emotional, or spiritual. That is what therapeutic riding at this level is all about. It is our hope and desire here at Saddles of Joy, Inc. that as we provide this service, we are improving the quality of life for both horse and rider, as well as produce a bond of healing. We are a non-profit organization and offer our services to the community as such.  The dedication of our ALL VOLUNTEER STAFF, ADVISORY BOARD, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS is very sincere! Afficher la suite

Saddles of Joy Inc.

Was founded in 1997.  Our program offers Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies (EAAT) for veterans and individuals with special needs.

It is the mission of the Challenged Champions Equestrian Center, Inc. to enrich and change the lives of children and adults with special needs through facilitated equine activities.

Challenged Champions Equestrian Center

Our mission is to educate and place Assistance Dogs to enable people with disabilities gain greater independence and mobility.

ECAD is a Connecticut 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in 1995 by Lu and Dale Picard. with a mission to enable people with disabilities to gain greater independence and mobility through the use of specially educated dogs. Learn more at www.ecad1.org

ECAD, Educated Canines Assisting with Disabilities

The encouragement and propagation of contemporary music in all its forms.

Other Minds, a private not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization based in San Francisco, is dedicated to the encouragement and propagation of contemporary music in all its forms. Projects include the annual Other Minds Music Festival, Other Minds Records, Other Minds New Music Séance Concerts, “Music From Other Minds” on KALW 91.7-FM, and the History of New Music Preservation Project, making content from the Other Minds Archive available for free on the web at radiOM.org.

Other Minds

Our purpose through all our programs is to foster the personal growth and achievement of all we serve including those with disabilities, veterans and at-risk youth.

EquiCenter’s purpose is to foster the personal growth and individual achievement of people with disabilities, at-risk youth, Veterans, and their families using a wide range of therapeutic equestrian activities.

EquiCenter, Inc.

To find out more about JSA visit www.jsakids.org.

Jacksonville School for Autism (JSA) is dedicated to helping children with autism and their families by tapping into all available resources to provide "outside of the desk" thinking. With a focus on whole child development and individualized programs that encourage both family and community involvement, JSA is able to nurture each child to reach his/her full potential. Not just a place for learning, JSA creates an environment where relationships grow and lives are changed.

Jacksonville School for Autism

Center enriches the lives of children with complex medical and developmental needs, supports their families, and collaborates with other community providers to build a continuum of care.

Cedarcrest Center for Children with Disabilities, a specialized medical facility and school in Keene, New Hampshire, provides round-the-clock skilled nursing care, special education at Cedarcrest School, and speech, occupational and physical therapies.

Cedarcrest Center for Children with Disabilities

Making communities accessible, inclusive for 1 BN+ disabled people. Join us for 21st century social transformation opportunity.

Focused on advocacy efforts, promoting accessibility, inclusion of 1 BN+ Specially Abled People, worldwide with help of VOSAP advoacy tools, VOSAP mass movement, Individual Enablement with Assistive Devices to learn and earn!. Join 11,000 like minded people, changemakers around the world by taking VOSAP pledge to volunteer.

Let us Empower The Specially Abled People with Accessibility, Education and Employment.

Visit us at www.voiceofsap.org to choose opportuntiies to volunteer as high school student or college students or corporate emaployees or as an individual per your role in the society. 

Voice of Specially Abled People

Since 1967, providing adaptive sports opportunities to wounded warriors, youth and adults with disabilities. www.disabledsportsusa.org

The mission of Disabled Sports USA is to provide national leadership and opportunities for individuals with disabilities to develop independence, confidence, and fitness through participation in community sports, recreation and educational programs.

Disabled Sports USA

Our mission is to provide the transforming gift of mobility to people with disabilities in developing nations as motivated by Jesus Christ.

Free Wheelchair Mission is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing wheelchairs for people with disabilities living in developing nations.

Free Wheelchair Mission

The GO Project provides highly effective educational and family support programs to under-resourced New York City public school students beginning as early as kindergarten and continuing through eighth grade

GO Project

Valluvan Tamil Academy  (VTA)

In east Louisville which integrates occupational and physical therapy with hippotherapy and aquatherapy.

Green Hill Therapy is a non profit organization in east Louisville which integrates occupational and physical therapy with hippotherapy and aquatherapy.

Green Hill Therapy, Inc.

Address: 11818 95th Ave. Blue Grass, Iowa 52726 Phone: 563-381-2123

We specialize in teaching people of all ages how to ride and love horses. Our string of 15 school horses are well trained and our teachers are qualified adults …with special knowledge in many aspects of riding horses. We value learning and try to make every activity a positive educational experience. Afficher la suite

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Special Olympics

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Homes For Our Troops

CHICAGO PULL UP PARK JAM

Harmony Theater

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