An organization focused on preserving, protecting, and improving environment. It received its nonprofit status in 2024.

Seed Foundation

Strengthening democracy by preparing all students for civic participation.

The DemocracyReady NY Coalition is the premier statewide force for civic education, with diverse, intergenerational leadership, a broad,  committed roster of members, and a strong track record of accomplishments. 

Our goal is to ensure every New York school provides **equitable, high-quality civic learning opportunities from pre-K through grade 12**, so all students graduate from high school ready for civic participation in college, career, and community life.

We work collectively to 

- **Raise awareness** about every student’s right under the state constitution to an education that prepares them for civic participation.
- **Strengthen investment**, **policy, and practice** to help students develop the knowledge and skills they need to engage effectively in civic and political life, today and in the future​. 
- **Eliminate inequities** in access to quality P-12 civic learning opportunities.
- **Mobilize** youth, families, educators, researchers, advocates, policymakers, and philanthropy to work collectively toward these goals.

DemocracyReady NY activities include

- Leading [research](https://democracyreadyny.tc.columbia.edu/resources/) and advocacy to advance access to high quality civic education for all students.
- Sponsoring [New York Civic Learning Week](https://democracyreadyny.tc.columbia.edu/activities/) and our annual Summit on Civic Readiness.
- Supporting a [dynamic statewide cohort of high school and college students ](https://youtu.be/CDD2kgcU7Vk?si=LACKnr0vedS6BvAE)
- Working with the national [CivxNow](https://civxnow.org/) coalition to secure federal commitments for civic education and to support other state efforts.

Founded in 2018 at the Center for Educational Equity at Teachers College, DemocracyReady NY became an independent organization led by Jessica R. Wolff and Nan Eileen Mead in 2025. 

DemocracyReady NY

Honoring longtime RYLA Champion Lori Burke's legacy of empowering young leaders.

**Honor Lori Burke- Help send students to life-changing leadership camps!**

On October 20, 2025 we lost an extraordinary champion of youth leadership. Lori Burke dedicated countless years to running Summit County Rotary's Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) program, transforming the lives of thousands of young people through her passionate commitment to developing the next generation of leaders.

Lori understood that leadership isn't about titles—it's about inspiring others, solving problems creatively, and making a difference in your community. Through her work with RYLA, she gave middle and high school students the opportunity to discover their potential at intensive leadership conferences held at the YMCA of the Rockies in Estes Park.

**The Impact of RYLA**

RYLA provides transformative experiences where young people arrive uncertain but leave with newfound confidence and enthusiasm for community service. Students develop essential communication skills, learn from inspirational speakers and peer mentors, and form lasting friendships—all while addressing real community issues.

Our program serves 7th graders through high school juniors, with sponsoring Rotary clubs covering all costs so that every student can attend regardless of financial circumstances.

**A Challenge in Lori's Memory**

SIR Giving has established a $2,500 matching challenge to honor Lori's legacy. Every dollar you donate will be matched, doubling your impact and helping more young leaders experience the program that was near and dear to Lori's heart.

Your donation sends students to RYLA camps where they'll unlock their potential and turn motivation into action—exactly as Lori would have wanted. Together, we can ensure her passion for developing young leaders continues to change lives for years to come.

RYLA in Honor of Lori Burke

Workshop Learning is a nonprofit educational organization, founded in 2010 in Philadelphia to serve under-resourced youth

Through real-world learning, robust community, and personal growth, Workshop Learning empowers young adults to pursue a life of security, connection, and purpose. 

We design learning experiences in which students hone their sense of self, shape a vision for what comes next, and build the skills they need to make that vision a reality. While we believe this is critical to flourishing for all students, our work centers on youth and emerging adults from the most marginalized communities. These students' dreams and talents are too often overlooked and they often feel alienated and left behind by education systems. 

Serving young people ages 14-24, Workshop Learning works in three spaces.  First, we assist the School District in operating and supporting a high school (the Workshop School).  Second, we’re piloting a new alternative postsecondary program (Workshop U). Third, we work with other educators, schools, and systems that want to adapt or learn from our approach. 

Workshop Learning

Educated and empowered people responsibly shaping and sustaining fair, just and healthy societies for generations to come.

Child’s Dream exists to ensure that children and young adults in the Mekong Sub-Region, affected by inequality, grow up to be healthy and have access to quality education and employment opportunities. To achieve this, we design, implement, and partner to support interventions in Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Thailand. These interventions focus on education, employability, youth empowerment and leadership, and basic and essential healthcare.

Our team is made up of passionate, purpose-driven individuals connected by a common set of values; we aim to support beneficiaries in becoming educated and empowered people who responsibly shape and sustain fair, just and healthy societies for generations to come.

VISION: Educated and empowered people responsibly shaping and sustaining fair, just and healthy societies for generations to come.

MISSION: We exist to ensure that children and young adults in the Mekong Sub-Region, affected by inequality, grow up to be healthy and have access to quality education and better employment opportunities. Everything we do enables them to live empowered and self-determined lives as equal and active members of society, with the potential to become responsible leaders of change.

STRATEGY: We design, implement and partner to support interventions for children and young adults in Myanmar, Cambodia, Lao PDR, and Thailand. We address current and future needs by pursuing the following strategic goals:

- Building schools and other educational infrastructure
- Improving access to basic education
- Improving quality of education
- Providing skills training to enhance employability
- Supporting youth development and empowerment
- Developing future leaders, specialists and entrepreneurs
- Supporting basic and essential health care
- Supporting targeted emergency relief

HOW IT ALL STARTED

After many years in the financial industry, our founders - Marc and Daniel - abandoned their careers in order to help the underprivileged in our society. Without knowing what to expect, Child’s Dream was brought to life in October 2003 with the help of their close friends and family members. Both realised very soon that they had found new meaning in life and that they were able to put all of their newly gained motivation and endless energy into effective help for children in need.

As of February 2024 there have been 265,295 total direct beneficiaries been reached by ongoing projects. The total number of direct beneficiaries reached by past and ongoing projects is 1,308,329. As of February 2024 there have been 1,002 ongoing projects been supported. 

Child's Dream Theory of Change

Disadvantaged children and youth in Myanmar, Lao PDR, Cambodia, and Thailand encounter challenges in accessing and completing quality education, with disparities and inequalities persisting among different groups and regions. Alongside these educational challenges, health concerns such as limited healthcare access, insufficient health education, prevalent unsafe Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) diseases, and maternal and child health issues vary across the countries. As a result, individuals are not able to foster the development of their countries and communities, perpetuating poverty and inequalities.

Child's Dream Association

Cowlitz Co Habitat for Humanity is a 501C3 HOUSING nonprofit organization based in Longview, WA. Serving Cowlitz Co since 2000!  

We are driven by the vision that everyone needs a decent place to live, thrive and grow.  Families and individuals in need of a “*hand up*” partner with us to build or improve a place they can call home.  Habitat homeowners help build or repair their own homes alongside volunteers and pay an affordable mortgage.  Through financial support, volunteering or adding a voice to support affordable housing, *everyone* can help families achieve the strength, stability and self-reliance they need to build better lives for themselves. Through shelter, we empower.

We are currently working on our largest development project to build 16 homes at the old KELSO high school site.  We NEED YOUR HELP MORE THAN EVER with the development of this large project!  Our ability to serve more families will only be realized through your help!  TOGETHER, we can make a difference!!  THANK YOU!

Cowlitz County Habitat for Humanity 

From crisis to recovery: delivering relief, building resilience, and helping communities find revival.

**Our Mission:** To add as much value as possible, to as many lives as possible, as soon as possible. Every town deserves light that never goes out, neighbors they can count on, and a future their children can believe in. Our first initiative is to transform disaster response by walking with communities through every phase of recovery—from immediate relief through long-term revival—building lasting strength through energy, knowledge, and care that honors human dignity and creates thriving, prepared communities.

Ovanova Gives

We are a community-building nonprofit organization committed to waste reduction and sustainable resource management.

The impending closure of the Ontario Landfill leaves us with big challenges. ReUse Systems Inc. will be part of the solution across the region, providing practical ways to reduce what we throw away. 

We understand that resources are finite, especially within our smaller communities. The linear waste stream of make, buy, use, and throw away continues to add to the landfill mass without regard to environmental or human impact. Our purpose is to create a retail store community hub and network for sustainable rural living within the Finger Lakes Region of New York State. We champion a circular economy model with reuse, waste diversion, skills training, resource sharing and social and environmental justice at the foundation of this effort. Together, we can create a future where less is wasted—and more is possible. 

**Who We Are:**

**VISION STATEMENT**
We envision regional communities collaborating to eliminate waste by sharing resources and fostering economic opportunity for a resilient future.

**MISSION STATEMENT**
ReUse Systems, Inc. is a community-building organization committed to waste reduction and sustainable resource management.

ReUse Systems Inc. 

New Majority Capital Foundation's mission is to close persistent wealth gaps through entrepreneurship through acquisition (ETA).

We power bETA (bridging Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition), a free 10-week accelerator to provide underrepresented entrepreneurs with the knowledge, tools, and access to capital to acquire and run a small business. We also enable Succession Ready, a program to support business owners in transition planning for a successful exit. Our approach fosters financial growth, inclusivity, and innovation, while creating more equitable socioeconomic outcomes.

New Majority Capital Foundation Inc

We are non-profit weaving a relational movement to regenerate healing, resilience and flourishing lifeways. 

In a cultural landscape marked by deep upheavals, violence, and trauma, communities face huge obstacles to wholeness and becoming. Inspired and indebted to global traditions of youth initiation, which at their best require multigenerational participation and living wisdom traditions, we see the **revitalization** and **reimagining** of cultural traditions of all kinds as an acupuncture point for healing and resiliency, particularly for the communities that have faced the most oppression.

We believe community and culture-rooted projects and dreams deserve to flourish on their own terms. We support their thrival by taking care of the logistics, and building a relational web of support so leaders can focus on serving their communities. We do this through:

**Fiscal Sponsorship**
*We offer services for majority grassroots and People of the Global Majority-led organizations and initiatives, supporting fiscal, legal, and administrative work to bolster community leaders’ capacity to do the work they are called to do*

**Network-Weaving**
*We serve as a hub for resources, information, and wisdom-flow between different parts of our network including gatherings, online education, resource sharing, mutual aid and relational network-weaving*

**Culture Building**
*At the root of all our work is culture building and regeneration, building systems and ways of being together that are responsive and adapting to the times. All of this work is held in support and accountability by our spiral governance structure, you can read about more here.* 

Youth Passageways / Restoring Lifeways

We collaborating with communities to prevent developmental delays in children aged 0–5 in low income families in Tanzania region.

Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC) is a national, community-rooted organization dedicated to ensuring every child reaches their full potential during the critical first five years of life. Founded to respond to gaps in early childhood services in low-income Tanzanian communities, TECEC works hand-in-hand with families, local leaders, and government partners to prevent and address developmental delays in children aged 0–5.

Our model focuses on practical, sustainable solutions shaped by the real needs of the communities we serve. Current activities include:

Establishing community-based ECD centers within public or community structures.

Creating early stimulation corners in health centers to support pregnant women and newborns during their first 1,000 days.

Delivering weekly parenting sessions on early stimulation, responsive caregiving, nutrition, mental health, and livelihood support.

Equipping adolescent and single parents with income-generating skills, such as nutrition-focused agribusiness and tailoring.

Training youth and community health workers to provide quality ECD services in centers and early stimulation corners.

Operating a community-based maize fortification mill to combat hidden hunger and strengthen family resilience.

Over the past three years, TECEC has reached more than 20,000 children across Mwanza, Mara, and Rukwa, while supporting thousands of parents and caregivers. Looking ahead, we aim to scale our integrated ECD model to underserved regions and deepen our focus on parental wellbeing, nutrition, and inclusive learning environments, ensuring that even the most vulnerable children can grow, learn, and thrive.

Tanzania Early Childhood Education and Care (TECEC)

Mission Athletic Club is a social tennis community with a mission to enhance civic wellness

We are a membership-organized community that creates accessible tennis for San Francisco. 

Mission Athletic Club

An organization focused on education. It received its nonprofit status in 2025.

The purpose of The Angola Partnership is to support people in Africa through education. Since 2018, we have worked with The Language Institute in Huambo, Angola, to help people improve their lives by developing their educational, professional, and economic opportunities through English acquisition.

After emerging in 2002 from a long civil war, Angola has been increasingly integrating into the global economy. People in Angola who develop English proficiency are more likely to advance in education and succeed in the challenging professional employment environment.

Operating in a city of 400,000 people (about half of whom are under the age of 18), the Language Institute offers the only local instruction by a first-language English speaker.

High quality English language instruction can dramatically increase the economic opportunities and status of vulnerable people in Angola. With so much of global business and knowledge based in English, the language is essential, even, or perhaps especially, in economically developing non-English speaking countries like Angola. English is taught in school in Angola, but most students don't advance to a level at which the language is educationally and professionally useful. Strong skills are needed for real benefit.

As a non-sectarian social mission of the Evangelical Congregational Church in Angola (IECA), the Language Institute is dedicated to providing quality English instruction to all who make the commitment to the program, regardless of faith or ability to pay.

Income from a modest fee covers part of the Language Institute expenses, but outside support is needed to make the program accessible and sustainable.

Gifts to The Angola Partnership will sustain the work of the Language Institute and allow us to increase enrollment for students who could not otherwise afford the program. The students will benefit from rigorous coursework in the study of English, opening up a world of economic opportunities.

Angola Partnership Inc

Friends Of The Children is a nonprofit organization focused on medical and educational support in Haiti.

Friends of the Children has served in Haiti since 1998.  We support the community with medical clinics and supplies and medications.  We have been supporting education for a similar period of time.  All of these are accomplished with our Haitian partners.

Friends Of The Children

Sentinel transforms pandemic prevention and response through cutting-edge technology, global collaboration, and local empowerment.

Infectious disease outbreaks have caused more illness, death, and economic loss than any other crisis in history. Pathogens kill millions of people each year and hit the most vulnerable communities the hardest. They go further—exposing and exploiting the deepest cracks in our societies and the risks are rising. 

 The forces driving pandemics are accelerating. Climate change is increasing human exposure to pathogens through animals and insects. Habitat encroachment and industrial agriculture are raising the risk of spillover. Global trade and travel speed disease spread, while conflict and instability weaken health systems. New biotechnologies pose engineered threats that current systems cannot detect. Over the past decade, the number of epidemics has grown by 20% worldwide. Between February and June 2025 alone, more than 70 outbreaks were reported across Africa. Yet global readiness is faltering. In the past year, U.S. investments in frontline health systems and disease surveillance have been sharply reduced. Funding cuts have disrupted networks and delayed the deployment of critical tools, especially in regions most vulnerable to outbreaks. Health programs across West and Central Africa now face rising threats with fewer resources and limited external support, leaving the world more exposed- with some experts estimating the probability of a pandemic in the next decade to exceed one in four.
 
Amid these mounting challenges, we stand at a historic moment of possibility. Sentinel, a pandemic early warning prevention and response program, is built to meet this moment: a locally led, technology-enabled model for proactive public health, integrating diagnostics, data, and training to stop outbreaks before they spread. 

Sentinel is an outbreak surveillance framework, designed to detect pathogenic threats in real-time and prepare the global community to stop diseases before they spread. It brings advanced science to the frontlines through a next-generation pandemic prevention system built around three core pillars. DETECT delivers rapid diagnostics and genomic surveillance. CONNECT integrates laboratory, clinical, and genomic data into real-time insights. EMPOWER invests in training, infrastructure, and institutional capacity so countries can lead their own outbreak responses.

DETECT: Timely diagnostics and sequencing are essential for early outbreak detection and effective response. Yet these capabilities remain limited in many LMICs, even for high-priority pathogens like Lassa, Ebola, and Marburg. Too often, health systems act only after outbreaks are widespread, costing precious time and lives. Sentinel’s DETECT pillar delivers speed, affordability, and accessibility through a tiered approach to diagnostic design and implementation.

CONNECT: Fragmented systems delay response and allow outbreaks to spread unchecked. When data are siloed, public health leaders lose time and visibility, undermining containment efforts. In contrast, integrated systems support faster, more effective action. Sentinel’s CONNECT pillar builds the digital backbone for outbreak response. Through interoperable dashboards and analytic platforms, it streamlines data flow, strengthens each stage of detection, analysis, and control, and enables real-time decision-making.

EMPOWER: Building local leadership and scientific capacity is central to Sentinel’s mission. Although over 60% of emerging infectious diseases originate in Africa and Asia, fewer than 10% of African countries had genomic surveillance at the start of COVID-19. Africa faces a shortfall of more than one million health workers, including critical gaps in genomics and data science. Sentinel’s EMPOWER pillar builds sustainable, locally led outbreak response by investing in people and communities. It enables local experts to detect and respond early with solutions grounded in context, shortening the path from innovation to public health practice and building resilient systems from within.

The foundation for Sentinel was laid over two decades through a 20-year partnership between Prof. Christian Happi, a Nigerian infectious disease expert, and Prof. Pardis Sabeti, a U.S.-based computational geneticist. Over the years this collaboration has established operational programs in Nigeria and Sierra Leone that connect health workers in rural clinics and hospitals with national and international public health leadership. **To date more than 3,000 public health workers from 53 of 54 countries in Africa** have been trained through Sentinel’s approach.

Sentinel-supported teams have enabled early detection and rapid response to Marburg, mpox, Lassa, dengue, and COVID-19, providing critical data to inform government action. 

COVID-19: Sentinel rapidly expanded genomic and diagnostic capacity across Africa, establishing pipelines with national partners. In March 2020, IGH sequenced Africa’s first SARS-CoV-2 genome within 72 hours of sample receipt. Sentinel supported testing for over 30 million people, deployed SHINE and CARMEN technologies, and led genomic surveillance in 26 countries. This work helped identify one of the first globally recognized variants of concern. Sentinel also trained scientists from 53 African countries, strengthening long-term preparedness. The Sentinel team also led one of the largest diagnostic and sequencing centers in the U.S. and supported global data sharing and informatics efforts.

Mpox: In 2023, Sentinel traced an mpox outbreak in Nigeria to oil workers in Rivers State, guiding the NCDC’s targeted vaccination strategy. Sentinel also hosted a three-week genomics bootcamp that trained regional professionals in real-time sequencing and analysis. Genomic data revealed sustained human transmission of the West African subtype, with signs of adaptation and rising pandemic potential. When an outbreak emerged in Sierra Leone in 2024, local public health teams, supported by Sentinel, initiated sequencing and shared real-time data. Analysis identified a new highly transmissible G.1 variant spreading beyond previously affected groups. Sentinel tools and team members remain central to guiding the national response.

 Marburg: In 2024, Sentinel supported the Rwandan government during a Marburg outbreak in Kigali. IGH provided outbreak reconstruction and real- time sequencing, while Prof. Happi co-chaired the national scientific response. The outbreak was contained at 66 cases, with the case fatality rate reduced to 22%, far below historical averages.

Building off of these successes, Sentinel is poised for its next phase: deepening national integration, expanding its reach, and advancing a globally transferable model for pandemic prevention. We will achieve full national implementation in Sierra Leone and move toward this in Nigeria, embedding surveillance into national systems and incorporating a One Health approach that addresses climate-linked and zoonotic threats. Expansion will continue to Senegal, Rwanda, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, where strong partners and readiness are in place. In parallel, we are globalizing Sentinel’s tools, data platforms, and training programs to create a lasting framework for pandemic prevention.

Sentinel will help millions benefit from earlier detection, faster response, stronger systems, and a globally connected early warning network. This is the moment to transform pandemic prevention and safeguard global health security for generations to come.

There will be another pandemic virus in our lifetimes—it may already be here, but our work is about more than stopping disease outbreaks. By empowering people and equipping them with the tools, the system, and the knowledge needed, we create strong and resilient communities for generations to come. Sentinel is about partnership, solidarity, and most importantly, hope!

That's why we believe that with you, we can make an impact.

Sentinel 

Our mission is to lead a shift to a culture that values empathy, diversity, and interdependency.

Our mission is to lead a shift to a culture that values empathy, diversity, and interdependency. We envision a world of thriving communities that value social health, mutual aid, equity, and sustainability; where everyone feels a sense of belonging and has access to care and support, as well as the resources needed for community wellbeing. To achieve our mission, we provide training for mental health practitioners and, through our community center, provide affordable counseling, groups, and classes on a sliding-scale.

The Relational Center

Channel 38 Christian Television is a nonprofit television station, based in El Paso, TX, We have been broadcasting since 1989.

LIFE! Christian Broadcasting Network is an independent, non-profit, educational, non-commercial, public television station. LIFE! Christian Broadcasting Network is the only inter-denominational, trilingual (English, Spanish, and Arabic), 24-hour Christian television station in the Southwest. The Station’s purpose is to evangelize the lost, build-up believers and effect change in our world by:

- Providing inspiration and hope to those in need and hurting.
- To encourage believers.
- Reaching every home in our 100-mile radius viewing area with the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
- Providing biblically-based programming as an edifying and alternative viewing choice for Christians and their families.
- Blessing the Local Church by supporting pastors and their congregations.
- Influencing the Southwest area with righteousness and biblical morality.
- Producing excellent quality Spanish Christian programs for its own use and the use of other Spanish stations throughout the United States and Latin America.
- Serving as a bridge of love between the Church of Jesus Christ and the world.

**LIFE! Christian Broadcasting Network** is El Paso’s only independent, non-commercial, locally owned and operated, educational public television station broadcasting inter-denominational, trilingual (English, Spanish and Arabic), 24-hour Christian television. We broadcasts daily on four digital channels and is carried on all local and regional cable systems with an average viewership of 15,000-30,000 at any given time in a 100 mile radius spanning 2 countries and 3 states. All funding is provided by program underwriting and donations from businesses, organizations and individuals.

**Mission Statement**
LIFE! Christian Broadcasting Network exists by God’s grace for the purpose of preparing the way of the Lord. Our mission is to reach every home in El Paso, Juarez, Las Cruces and beyond by providing wholesome, inspirational and educational viewing.

**Our Philosophy:**
We are an inter-denominational missionary television outreach with the purpose of evangelizing the lost, edifying the saints, and effecting change in our world.

Channel 38 Christian Television LIFE! Christian TV

Where students in grades K-12 can share their stories, amplify their voices, and develop as leaders in school and in life.

Our services are structured around the understanding that great leaps in learning can happen with one-on-one attention and that strong writing skills are fundamental to future success. With this understanding in mind, we provide drop-in tutoring, field trips, after-school workshops, in-schools tutoring, help for English language learners, and assistance with student publications.  All of our free programs seek to strengthen each student's power to express ideas effectively, creatively, confidently, and in his or her individual voice.

826 Boston

Advancing racial & gender equity in Brazil through education, justice, and opportunities for Black women and youth.

**Desvelando Oris is a nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking cycles of structural racism, gender inequality, and systemic violence in Brazil.** The organization democratizes access to information, expands opportunities, and nurtures Black talent, especially women and youth, in vulnerable communities.

**The Challenge**

Brazil is a country of stark contrasts. While 56% of the population identifies as Black, this majority continues to face the highest rates of poverty, unemployment, violence, and underrepresentation in positions of power. Seventy percent of people living in poverty are Black, and every 21 minutes a young Black person is murdered. Black women account for two-thirds of all femicide victims, while trans people in Brazil live, on average, only 35 years. These realities underscore the urgency of systemic solutions that advance racial and gender equity. 

**The Approach**

Desvelando Oris combines education, culture, racial justice, and advocacy to empower communities and create pathways for dignity and leadership. Key programs include:

- **Gira de Oris:** Leadership development and mentoring for Black women in vulnerable situations.
- **Pontes para o Futuro:** Professional mentorship for young Black talent.
- **Uma Janela para o Mundo**: Racial literacy and culture of peace initiatives in public schools.
- **Locus:** Power & Justice: Strategic litigation, advocacy, and training to make Brazil’s justice system more inclusive.
- **Reaja!**: Emergency assistance for families facing hunger, housing insecurity, or climate-related disasters.
- **Closet Solidário & Cultural Festivals**: Fashion, arts, and leisure as tools for self-esteem and inclusion.
- **Circulando Saberes**: An annual seminar engaging more than 10,000 participants in dialogue on race, gender, and human rights.

**The Impact**

Desvelando Oris has directly reached more than 35,000 people, 85% Black, 70% women, and 60% youth. By 2026, the organization aims to reach 50,000 beneficiaries, train 500 young people and Black women through mentorship and acceleration programs, and prepare 200 corporate leaders to implement inclusive practices.

**Why Your Support Matters**

Donations sustain and expand initiatives that strengthen community networks, develop Black leaders, and transform dignity and opportunity into rights rather than privileges.

**👉 Make a donation today to Desvelando Oris through The Resource Foundation. All contributions are tax-deductible in the U.S.**


Instituto Desvelando Oris

We equip families in Tanzania with goats, gardens, and God’s love—restoring dignity, faith, and lasting livelihoods.

About Food for His Children

Food for His Children (FFHC) is a Christian, faith-based nonprofit walking alongside families living in extreme poverty in rural Tanzania—equipping them with practical tools, dignifying relationships, and hope that lasts.

We believe poverty is more than a lack of money. It is often the result of broken relationships—with God, with self, with others, and with the land that sustains life. Our work addresses all four, helping families move from survival to stability, and from dependency to dignity.

Since 2008, Food for His Children has partnered with local communities in the Karatu District of Tanzania, serving **800+ families (4,700+ individuals)** across dozens of communities. Our work is led by **100% Tanzanian staff**, rooted in local knowledge, and designed for long-term sustainability.

How We Help Families Escape Poverty

Rather than providing short-term aid, we equip families to provide for themselves—now and for generations to come.

🐐 Goat Farming & Livelihoods

Each family receives dairy goats through a micro-loan model. Goats provide:

- Nutritious milk for children
- Income through milk and goat sales
- Manure to fertilize crops

Families “pass on” goats to other families, multiplying impact and strengthening community ownership.

🌱 Climate-Smart Agriculture

We train families in sustainable, climate-smart farming techniques—including **vertical gardening, irrigation, soil restoration, and fodder systems**—so they can grow more food on less land, even in drought-prone conditions.

📊 Business & Financial Training

Through faith-based business education (including Street Business School), families learn:

- Budgeting and savings
- Small business development
- Goal setting and problem solving

Savings groups help families build resilience and reduce vulnerability to crises.

❤️ Health, Dignity & Family Stability (WASH)

We support families with:

- Health insurance subsidies
- Health and nutrition education
- Clean water and sanitation training
- Reusable sanitary pads for girls and women

Our case managers walk closely with families, providing coaching, accountability, and encouragement.

✝️ Faith & Discipleship (Never Forced)

As a Christian organization, faith is central to who we are. We offer prayer, Scripture, pastoral care, and discipleship **by invitation**, never by requirement. Families of all backgrounds are welcomed and respected.

The Farm & Innovation Center: A Model for the Future

FFHC’s **Farm and Innovation Center (FIC)** is a demonstration farm, training hub, and social enterprise designed to scale impact.

At the FIC, we:

- Train farmers in advanced agriculture and goat breeding
- Develop income-generating agribusinesses (like goat milk products)
- Host educational farm tours and impact tourism
- Create jobs and local economic opportunities

The FIC is key to our long-term vision: a future where local income covers operational costs and the model can be replicated across Tanzania.

What Your Donation Does

Your gift doesn’t just meet a need—it **changes a family’s trajectory**.

Donations help provide:

- Dairy goats and veterinary care
- Farming tools and training
- Business education and savings groups
- Health insurance and family coaching
- Spiritual care and community support

Why Donors Partner With Us

- **Sustainable, not transactional** – Families graduate from the program
- **Local leadership** – Tanzanian staff, community-driven solutions
- **Faith-rooted, dignity-centered** – Christ’s love in action
- **Proven impact** – Education attendance, improved health, rising incomes
- **Relational** – We walk with families, not above them

What Larger Gifts Can Do

Many supporters choose to give appreciated stock, donate through a Donor Advised Fund, or give cryptocurrency. These gifts make it possible to fund transformational projects that accelerate impact and sustainability.

🏗️ Legacy Impact Opportunity

- **$550,000 — Build the 4-Level Farm & Innovation Center**

This transformational gift will construct a **four-level Innovation Center** that will serve thousands of families for decades. The building will house:

- Staff offices and training classrooms
- A chai tea shop and community gathering space
- Volunteer and guest housing
- A prayer chapel
- A small book corner with internet access for students
- The Farm & Innovation Center gift shop
- A welcoming visitor and orientation center

This center will be a place where **learning, livelihood, faith, and community meet**—and a cornerstone of long-term sustainability.

🌱 Transformational Projects ($30,000–$60,000)

- **$60,000 — Build the Farm & Innovation Center Creamery**
Enables goat milk processing into cheese, yogurt, and gelato—creating jobs and long-term income.
- **$30,000 — Fully Equip the Creamery**
Provides all equipment needed to launch dairy production and agribusiness training.
- **$60,000 — Pave 520 Meters of Walkways at the Farm & Innovation Center**
Improves safety, accessibility, and the visitor experience for training and impact tourism.

🐐 Community & Livelihood Expansion ($5,000–$15,000)

- **$15,000 — Provide 100 Dairy Goats for Families**
Equips families with nutrition, income, and fertilizer through our pass-on model.
- **$15,000 — Vertical Farming & Goat Fodder Kits for 100 Families**
Strengthens food security and climate resilience.
- **$5,000 — Build 2 Rainwater Harvesting Ponds**
Expands access to water for farming, livestock, and households.

📊 Education, Dignity & Discipleship ($1,000–$5,000)

- **$3,500 — Street Business School for 20 Youth (One Year)**
Equips young people with business skills and hope for the future.
- **$14,000 — Street Business School for 80 Men & Women**
Provides entrepreneurship training to increase household income.
- **$3,000 — 200 Bibles & 200 Devotional Books**
Supports spiritual growth and discipleship.
- **$2,000 — Show the Jesus Film or Other Christian Films in 21 Communities**
Creates opportunities for invitation-based evangelism and prayer.

❤️ Practical Care & Dignity ($100–$1,000)

- **$5,230 — Reusable Menstrual Hygiene Kits for 1,166 Girls**
Provides five reusable sanitary pads per girl at 15 primary schools—supporting health, dignity, and school attendance.
- **$1,000 — Training, tools, or veterinary care for multiple families**
- **$500 — Seeds, supplies, or goat care**
- **$100 — Materials or emergency support for a family**

Every Gift Changes a Family’s Future

For about **$75 per month**, a family receives holistic support that equips them to eventually thrive without assistance. Families graduate from the program stronger, healthier, and more resilient.

Whether you give $100 or $100,000, your generosity helps restore dignity, strengthen communities, and create lasting change.

Thank you for walking with families in Tanzania—and for being part of a story that is transforming lives for generations.

Join the Story

When you give to Food for His Children, you are not just donating—you are walking with a family as they build a new future.

Together, we are seeing lives restored, land renewed, and communities transformed.

Thank you for being part of this story.

Food For His Children

Guiding returning communities through a legitimate Halakhic process, supervised by recognized U.S. Rabbinical Courts.

**Our Mission: Restoring a Lost Heritage, Building a Strong Future**

For centuries, countless individuals of Jewish descent in the Spanish-speaking world were disconnected from their heritage. Today, a historic awakening is taking place as these "returning communities" seek to reclaim their identity. However, their sincere journey is often fraught with peril. In a landscape that is frequently disorganized and chaotic, many fall prey to inauthentic groups, fraudulent conversions, and a lack of legitimate rabbinic leadership, leaving them disillusioned and spiritually stranded.

Portal al Judaísmo was founded to be the definitive solution to this crisis. We provide a secure, structured, and authentically Halakhic (according to Jewish Law) path for those who wish to return.

**How We Achieve Our Mission: A Three-Pillar Strategy**

Our model is not just a series of classes; it is a comprehensive system designed to ensure legitimacy, deep knowledge, and long-term success.

**1. Halakhic Conversion with Unquestionable Rigor and Quality** We guarantee the integrity of our process through direct supervision by respected, established *Batei Dinim* (Rabbinical Courts) in the United States. This ensures that every conversion we facilitate is 100% authentic and recognized. Our all-inclusive process supports candidates through every essential step, including Brit Milah (ritual circumcision), Mikveh (ritual immersion), and Chuppah (Jewish wedding ceremony), ensuring no one is left to navigate these critical moments alone.

**2. Centralized, Standardized, and In-Depth Education** We believe that a strong Jewish life is built on a strong foundation of knowledge. Our candidates embark on a rigorous 13-month, 750+ hour educational program, modeled after the most successful Yeshivot. This virtual curriculum covers everything from *Halakha* and *Hashkafá* (Jewish philosophy) to practical observance like *Kashrut* and *Shabbat*. With mandatory participation and continuous evaluation, we ensure our graduates possess a level of knowledge that often exceeds that of those born into the faith.

**3. Sustainable Community Development** Our work does not end at the Mikveh. We understand that a successful return to Judaism requires a supportive community. We are dedicated to building the infrastructure necessary for a vibrant Jewish life, including:

- Establishing local *Mikvaot* and community centers.
- Developing local kosher food economies.
- Creating a trusted *shidduchim* (matchmaking) network to ensure generational continuity.

**The Impact of Your Donation**

Your support is the engine that drives this entire mission. A donation to Portal al Judaísmo is an investment in the future of the Jewish people. Your contribution directly funds:

- **Scholarships** for dedicated students who cannot afford the administrative costs of our rigorous educational program.
- **The travel and logistical costs** for our supervising Rabbis and *Batei Dinim* to oversee the final stages of the conversion process.
- **The development of educational materials** and online infrastructure to reach more communities.
- **The seed funding** for building essential community infrastructure, like a new Mikveh or a local kosher food initiative.

By donating to Portal al Judaísmo, you are not just helping an individual; you are helping to restore a lost heritage, counter misinformation, and build strong, self-sufficient, and authentic Jewish communities for generations to come.

Portal al Judaismo Inc.

The Indigenous Justice Circle is a Native-female-led organization that seeks to empower, connect, and support Indigenous leaders and organizations. Our mission is to advance gender justice, increase health equity, combat the MMIWG2S epidemic, and renew cultural lifeways and systems for Native Americans and Indigenous peoples.  We are committed to contributing to an overall systemic change for Indigenous communities. Our work is informed by conversations with our trusted Native Women [Advisory Council](https://www.indigenousjc.org/advisory-council) and our [partners](https://www.indigenousjc.org/partners) working in Indigenous-led organizations to support their communities.

We believe in the potential of Native girls, women, and 2SLGBTQ+ people. Through our programming and initiatives, we aim to connect young leaders with each other, with empowerment opportunities, and  with older mentors. We are addressing the mental health crisis in Indian country. Through our girl societies, we increase the frequency and reliability of social connections and cultural renewal activities with peers and mentors.

IJC works with Native-led partners to establish group intergenerational mentoring opportunities to increase girls’ safety. Through the strengthening of protective socio-cultural systems, we aim to reduce and prevent the MMIWG2S crisis.

Indigenous Justice Circle

A community for entrepreneurs in recovery from addiction to grow their businesses while staying sober and helping others.

For over a decade, I battled alcoholism and addiction. I couldn’t stop—even when I wanted to. I drank against my own will. It cost me relationships, clarity, peace… and nearly my freedom.

In 2013, after a DUI and an arrest, I was given an ultimatum: **jail or rehab**. At the time, it felt like the worst moment of my life. Looking back, it was the turning point that saved it.

After 30 days in rehab and a newfound outlook on life. I made the best and hardest decision of my life to stay sober.

By 2014, with one year sober, I launched my first real company. From the outside, I looked like I had it all together, but inside, I was juggling a storm. Running a business, managing employees, delivering for clients—and all the while, trying to surrender to God’s will while still holding tight to control. There were so many days drinking felt like the only answer.

And the environment didn’t help.

Networking events? Happy hours.
Conferences? Open bars.
Entrepreneur culture? Work hard, play harder.
But for people like us alcoholics and addicts that “play” nearly destroyed us.

I’ve always loved the concept of helping others, which is the basis of 12-step recovery. We help others, and in turn, our lives get better. I applied those principles in helping other entrepreneurs and had seen the impact that it was having in their lives, their family’s lives, and their employee’s lives.

Fast forward to 2023: I exited my company successfully. I had resources, time, and space to reflect. I asked myself, “What would I do every day if money didn’t matter?” and the answer was clear:

**I’d dedicate my life to helping other entrepreneurs in recovery grow their businesses and stay sober.**

I already had sponsees who were founders. My sponsor ran a business. We’d have powerful, honest conversations about sobriety and entrepreneurship but always behind closed doors. It never felt appropriate to bring these discussions into a 12 step meeting… and they didn’t belong at a business mastermind either.

There had to be a better way.
A place where recovery and business could coexist.
Where we could talk about cash flow *and* cravings.
Marketing funnels *and* mental health.
Growth *and* grace.

So I built the thing I couldn’t find. The thing that I wish existed in the previous decade of building my own company and the very lonely lows and bittersweet highs that came along with being in recovery at the same time.

The first meeting started as a group text of fellow entrepreneur friends and a random post on Facebook for anyone with over $250k in revenue and one year of sobriety to join. I didn’t expect much, maybe a few of my friends to pop in and say hi and it would eventually fizzle out. But it didn’t…

Strangers joined the group, and then immediately after were begging for more (typical addict tendency haha).

I realized I had something that wasn’t just a little one-off thing, but the potential for something huge.

At the time of forming the group, I had made a list of things “If X happens, keep going, if Y happens, quit.” One of the long shot items in the keep going list was if a random stranger reached out and said this is a great idea, that would be enough outside validation to keep going.

After the second meeting, I had a random DM from an old account manager from a software we hadn’t used in years reach out to me saying that it was an incredible concept and that they grew up in a house of addiction and entrepreneurship. She said what we were doing was incredible and something she wished her father had when she was growing up… That hit hard.

The same day, I received another dm from a newsletter asking for an interview to learn more about Sober Founders and what we were doing. The idea got a fast proof of concept and has been growing ever since.

What started as a side project became a full-blown nonprofit a 501(c)(3)—thanks to the support of early members, generous donors, and the undeniable impact we were having on each other’s lives.

**Sober Founders** is more than a group.
It’s a movement.
And we’re just getting started.

Sober Founders Inc

Legacy Ranch provides a platform for life-changing experiences that stem from God’s grace through Jesus Christ.

A platform for Impactful Ministry: 

One of the core principles of Legacy Ranch are to provide a platform for life-changing experiences that stem from God’s grace through Jesus Christ and our obedience to answer the great commission,(*Matthew 28:16-20)*. 

While you think it may not impact your everyday life now, the future of Brazilian and U.S. families are being threatened. A dominating culture in Brazil lacking a Godly foundation, honoring corruption, allowing victimization of women, and raising kids without direction is crushing the hope of entire generations. With nowhere to go and no path to follow, they are stuck repeating the same patterns. It’s time to do something fundamentally different… 

This ministry is based in both the U.S. and Brazil bridging differences and addressing common struggles that don’t just stay in one place, they impact individuals and families globally.

Your generosity helps transform lives, strengthen families, and equip the next generation of Kingdom leaders!  We are a registered **501(c)(3)**, 100% of donation to the building fund go directly to the construction of phase 1, and recurring giving options are listed on the giving page.

Legacy Ranch Brasil

We are committed to breaking the cycle of intergenerational poverty.

**Comic Relief believes comedy isn’t just entertainment — it’s action.** By using the power of comedy to spotlight poverty’s impact on kids, we educate people everywhere about its causes and solutions, and inspire donations to fuel partners working in communities to create lasting change. Through our programs, we support initiatives that provide safety and housing, better health, stronger education, and economic opportunities so kids can thrive. Since our founding, we have raised more than $447 million and helped over 50 million children and families across the U.S. and around the world.

Comic Relief US

Vital Voices invests in women leaders taking on the world's greatest challenges and accelerates collective action towards an equitable and sustainable world. 

Vital Voices

The Youth Alliance for Housing (YAH) is a collective of young people fighting to radically transform the housing system. 

The Youth Alliance for Housing (YAH) is a collective of young people fighting to radically transform the housing system in amerikkka. At YAH, we envision a world where housing is decommodified, houselessness does not exist, and everyone is guaranteed a safe, quality, and permanently affordable home. We believe those closest to the issues are closest to the solutions. We fight to transform the housing system into one in which landlords and the real estate industry do not profit off historically marginalized communities, where tenants have power and decision making over their housing, and where young people have an influential voice in shaping the housing system. Through a deep commitment to transforming culture, community building, and leadership development, we build power that aims to provide young people with autonomy and control over our lives.

The Youth Alliance for Housing (YAH)

An organization focused on community development. It received its nonprofit status in 2021.

Build Justly

Helping companies put human and environmental flourishing at the heart of value creation

At the Economics of Mutuality Foundation, our mission is to advance **place-based transformation** scaled through **education**. Through proof-of-concept pilots and partnerships with leading universities around the world, we are building the evidence, management school curricula and local capability to expand the EoM approach to mutual value creation. Our ambition is to elevate thousands of **leaders**, revitalize management education across leading **universities** on every continent, and catalyze the flourishing of dozens of **communities**.

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***A Better Way of Seeing and Doing Business:***

The Economics of Mutuality is a proven operating model that drives superior value creation through impact-led management practices. 

Powered by digital tools, it equips companies to generate enduring mutual value for the benefit of multiple stakeholders by addressing societal and environmental challenges.

Practical and scalable, the model enhances business performance by embedding purpose-driven strategies and metrics into day-to-day operations. 

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***From Idea to Impact***

The Economics of Mutuality operating model emerged from a multi-year business innovation program developed by [Mars](https://www.mars.com/news-and-stories/articles/economics-mutuality-foundation) that engaged a range of cross-sector partners including [Oxford University’s Saïd Business School](https://www.sbs.ox.ac.uk/research/centres-and-initiatives/responsible-business/economics-mutuality-lab). The program delivered proof of concept practical application across business units, sectors, and markets along with teaching curricula and case studies.

The team behind the program spun out of Mars in 2020 to advance and implement the operating model more widely. Under the independent brand of the [Economics of Mutuality Alliance](https://www.eom.foundation/#ourorganization), a partnership of two non-profits and two for-profits, they now collaborate with companies, investors, universities, and NGOs around the world to serve the common good.

Economics of Mutuality Foundation

La Academia seeks to unearth hidden talent using soccer as a vehicle towards educational attainment and social mobility.

**La Academia** is more than just a youth soccer organization; it's a transformative force born from the recognition that untapped talent deserves a spotlight. With a commitment to prioritizing player development and serving as a bridge to educational attainment and social mobility, we aim to nurture not just skilled student-athletes but well-rounded individuals ready to conquer both the field and the future.

**Our mission** at La Academia is to unearth and nurture hidden soccer talent, recognizing that true potential often goes unseen. By prioritizing comprehensive player development, we strive to be the catalyst for a brighter future, acting as a bridge for the next generation towards educational attainment and social mobility through the beautiful game.

**In our vision** for La Academia, we see a landscape where every young soccer talent, regardless of background, is discovered and given the tools to flourish. Our commitment to prioritized player development serves as the cornerstone, paving the way for a future where the synergy of sports and education propels individuals towards unparalleled success and societal advancement.

Kings Pro La Academia Inc

White Horse Academy is Bloomington-Normal's first and only Classical Christian School

White Horse Academy seeks to Glorify God by providing a Christ-centered and Classical education which equips students for lives of wisdom and virtue by teaching them to love what is True, Good, and Beautiful.

We aim to graduate young men and women who think clearly and listen carefully with wisdom and humility; who live in joyful submission to God and are able to discern good from evil. We desire our graduates to understand the Liberal Arts tradition, the interconnection of all things in Christ, and are prepared to be Christian, cultural leaders, all for the glory of God.

White Horse Academy

Anti Entropy builds operational infrastructure for impactful organizations to enhance their efficiency in global impact.

**Strengthening the Operations Behind World-Changing Work**

Anti Entropy supports high-impact organizations tackling humanity's most pressing challenges—from AI safety and global health to catastrophic risk reduction. We believe that world-changing missions deserve world-class operations.

**How We Create Impact:**

Through our **SparkWell fiscal sponsorship program**, we incubate promising nonprofit projects by providing tax-exempt status, financial infrastructure, and dedicated mentorship. Our projects include organizations working on AI safety in Brazil, cost-effective animal welfare solutions in Asia, and innovative approaches to global health challenges.

We also provide **operations consulting** to established organizations facing complex operational challenges, maintain the **Anti Entropy Resource Portal**, a comprehensive knowledge base helping organizations build stronger operational foundations, and offer direct support to select nonprofits.

**Your Donation's Impact:**

When you support Anti Entropy, you're not just funding one cause—you're amplifying the effectiveness of multiple high-impact organizations. Your contribution helps us:

- Provide operational infrastructure that lets mission-driven teams focus on their core work
- Offer expert mentorship that accelerates project development and independence
- Build resources that strengthen the entire ecosystem of impactful organizations

Every dollar you invest multiplies across our network, creating ripple effects that strengthen the operational backbone of organizations working to improve humanity's future.

Anti Entropy

Accelerating climate solutions worldwide. 

Our mission at Climate Executive Coaching is to accelerate results for climate action and sustainability leaders worldwide through science-based training and solution-focused professional coaching.

Climate Executive Coaching Inc

Transformative solutions to global challenges by advancing inclusive diplomacy, ethical governance, and resilient development.

The Foundation for Strategic Engagement (FSE) designs and facilitates inclusive dialogue processes that bridge divides and generate actionable pathways for collaboration. Through research-based facilitation, strategic convening, and capacity-building, we create spaces where differing perspectives are constructively explored and new approaches emerge.

Its four primary areas of focus are: 

1. Mediation, Dialogue, and Diplomacy
2. Institutional Integrity & Governance
3. Post-Conflict Recovery & Development
4. Institutional and Leadership Development

It is also building a Trust Fund for rapid response negotiation and mediation support for conflicts and crises, and houses a Fellows program to advance strategic research-based approaches to practical problems facing societies. 

FSE was conceived in response to the growing fragmentation of global and local discourse, where mistrust, misinformation, and polarization undermine cooperation. Drawing on decades of experience in multilateral institutions, mediation, and institutional reform, our founders recognized the need for an independent, nimble organization that could foster civil dialogue and collaborative governance across sectors and borders.

Our methods draw from mediation and preventive diplomacy, emphasizing listening-based engagement, collaborative analysis, and joint problem-solving. We integrate high-level dialogue among decision-makers with community-level engagement to ensure peacebuilding efforts are grounded, inclusive, and sustainable.

Foundation for Strategic Engagement

CDA Collaborative Learning Projects Inc is a nonprofit organization based in Cambridge, MA. 

CDA Collaborative Learning Projects (CDA) is a US-based international non-profit organization that exists to engage the complex questions that unlock positive, systemic change wherever communities experience fragility and conflict. For 25 years CDA has worked across the aid, humanitarian assistance, and peacebuilding fields, as well as with corporations in two main ways: 1) lead large-scale collaborative learning projects that improve the wider sector’s effectiveness and accountability to people in contexts of conflict, and 2) advising change processes based on that learning, for individual organizations, donors, and corporate entities, their networks, and multi-stakeholder initiatives.

CDA’s work is driven by the same two fundamental beliefs it was founded on: (1) Local capacities for peace: The perspectives and abilities of people affected by conflict must be at the center of addressing local and systemic challenges; and (2) Context matters: effective social change efforts depend on a deep understanding of and adaptation to the range of complex dynamics of communities.

CDA’s ground-breaking ‘Do No Harm’ principles, framework, and practical guidance have stood the test of time as humanitarian policy and practice. Today, humanitarian accountability to affected populations and the work of trust building and navigating risk in complex contexts is one of CDA’s flagship practice areas. The programming is both distinct and deeply integrated with CDA’s work on Local Leadership, Conflict Sensitivity, Peacebuilding Effectiveness, and Responsible Business.

CDA Collaborative Learning Projects Inc

The vision of New Eden Church is the flourishing of our cities for the good of the world and the glory of God. 

New Eden exists to make disciples who worship, abide in, and reflect King Jesus in all of life.

New Eden Church

Veterans Collaborative increases access to resources and opportunity at the local level for those who have served our Nation. 

**We believe that local** **access changes everything**—because those who served shouldn’t have to fight for support that meets them where they are.

**We believe the strength of our nation is reflected in how we care for those who’ve served it**. Too often, Veteran and military-connected communities face fragmented systems, underfunded local resources, and missed opportunities to thrive. 

**We believe that empowering Veteran-led nonprofits, investing in community-led innovation, and building trust-based networks from the ground up** will transform how support is delivered—closing the space between need and access.

**We believe that when Veterans lead, communities heal** and that when we collaborate, everyone moves forward.

- **Fiscal Sponsorship** – Full legal, financial, and administrative infrastructure for Veteran-led or serving charitable initiatives. Grow your project with our guidance and support. 
- Mission Forward **Leadership Circle** – Peer-based learning and mentorship groups for Veteran nonprofit leaders through our program, Mission Forward. 
- **RADAR Network** – Our Veteran Community Resource Platform that identifies, spotlights, and elevates local Veteran-serving organizations that are trusted and vetted. 
- **Local Collaborations** – Through initiatives like our Veterans Interstate Network, we foster cross-sector collaborations and and partnerships that build local ecosystems and directly serve high-impact but under-resourced nonprofits.

Veterans Collaborative

Hopa Mountain invests in rural and tribal citizen leaders who are improving education, ecological health and economic development.

Hopa Mountain has six principal programs:

**1.  Hopa Mountain StoryMakers:** Working through diverse local Community Teams in rural and tribal Montana communities, *StoryMakers* offers parents with children 0-5 books, resources, support, and networks to build strong early learning home environments that give their children the best chances for success when they enter school and overall wellbeing throughout their lives.  

**2.  Scholars of Promise** programs that provide college support services to Native American, Latino, and foster care youth. *Health Scholars of Promise* invests in rural and tribal teens interested in pursuing a health degree. Scholars receive support services through college graduation.

**3.** **Native Fellowships** help teens, tribal college, university and graduate students in Montana prepare for and earn undergraduate and terminal degrees. The **Medical Mentorship Program** supports those preparing for medical school.

**4.** **Strengthening the Circle - Native Nonprofit Leadership Program:** This program supports Native-led nonprofit Executive Directors and Board members throughout the Northern Rockies and Pacific Northwest with resources, technical support, and networks as they develop and strengthen vital community programs. 

**5. Local Food for Local Families** Through training and technical assistance initiatives, staff provide support to local food producers and rural and tribal food pantries to help expand their outreach and support services. Staff are also working to increase the marketing capacity of rural farmers and ranchers along with the development of food hubs with shared-use kitchens in underserved communities.

**6.** Through **Citizen Leadership/Nonprofit Leadership Training/Affiliate Programs**,\*\*\*\* Hopa Mountain staff offer training programs in Board development, strategic planning, and 501c3 application development along with fiscal sponsorship services.

Hopa Mountain focuses its efforts in the Northern Rockies, Pacific Northwest and Great Plains. Hopa Mountain was founded on the conviction that hope is the fundamental prerequisite for positive change. The possibilities for sustained community improvements lie in the strength, innate wisdom and creativity of local people–in their relationships with each other and the land. They know their communities' needs best. 
 

Hopa Mountain

Bringing powerful, everyday people into racial justice movements through training, convening, and storytelling.

**For over 30 years, Voices for Racial Justice's multiracial training and organizing programs have been instrumental in building a strong racial justice movement in Minnesota.** We are committed to centering BIPOC leadership, breaking down silos across social change and policy work, and creating lasting, ecosystem-wide support for racial justice organizing. VRJ has trained over 400 organizers and our alumni a organize for racial justice everywhere from community centers to the capitol!

**Today, as we face a mountain of new challenges, we are bringing powerful, everyday people into social movements through:**

- **Training** new and emergent leaders from Black, brown, and Indigenous communities
- **Convening** networks of BIPOC changemakers 
- **Shifting narratives** and growing our collective power through storytelling 

**Voices for Racial Justice (VRJ) is here to create powerful, sustainable, *irresistible* movements for justice across Minnesota.**

Voices For Racial Justice

Bringing the Gospel and Help to the People in Eastern Europe.

Mission Possible is a Christian mission and aid organization for Eastern Europe.

Since 1974, our goal has been to equip the local Church in Eastern Europe for works of service (Eph. 4:12). We are helping them effectively reach needy and searching people in bringing them the Gospel message, Biblical teaching, and life-changing help.

Strategic Projects at The Right Time

Eastern Europe has been changing rapidly, with specific needs having to be addressed quickly. We strive to do the right things at the right time, launching and closing projects according to those current needs. Our slogan is ‘Strategic projects in historic times for God’s glory.’

Raising Support Locally

In addition to serving their communities, each local team also raises funds and support in kind for their projects. Almost half of the operation's budget is covered by local fundraising. When you send $100, it doubles!

The Importance of Partnership

At Mission Possible, all directors, workers, and volunteers are Eastern European nationals. We place a high value in equipping the local church, pastors, lay leaders, and teens, providing them the tools and education needed to reach their communities for the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Short-term international volunteer mission teams are used strategically for specific projects or educational support.

Principles of Administration

Mission Possible's priority is to keep administration costs to an absolute minimum, allowing about 80% of all raised funds to go directly to ministry countries. Only three full-time and three part-time support workers are assigned to donor relations and support raising in the US, Netherlands, Finland, and the UK, operating mainly out of home offices. We want you to know where your donations are going!

Mission Possible

Building an entrepreneurship ecosystem in Middle India to inspire and support entrepreneurs to create local jobs and livelihoods.

Jagriti is a non-profit organization, registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act 1860, with an objective of building an entrepreneurship ecosystem in Tier 2 & 3 districts of India.

The organization aims to inspire and support entrepreneurs so that they can create local jobs and livelihoods.

Jagriti Yatra ( Building India through Enterprise.)

Vision :

Inspiring and enabling leaders to build India through enterprise

Mission :

Creating purpose, employment, and ecosystems in Middle India (Tier 2 & 3 districts) with its core philosophy of Udyamita. Jagriti will achieve this by inspiring leaders across Middle India through a robust incubation and innovation ecosystem that will build the nation through enterprise.

Following are the key initiatives of Jagriti:

1) Jagriti Yatra http://www.jagritiyatra.com/

Jagriti Yatra is a movement for creating a national ecosystem for entrepreneurs in Tier 2 and 3 districts of India. It is an entrepreneurship journey that takes hundreds of India's highly motivated youth on a 15-day, 8000 km national odyssey to learn from the role models - social and business entrepreneurs - of the country. Started in 2008, the Yatra has impacted 7000+ youth; 28% of them turning into entrepreneurs. The Yatra has been replicated in 5 other countries.

2) Jagriti Enterprise Centre – Purvanchal (JEC-P) http://jecp.in/:

JECP is building an enterprise incubation and innovation ecosystem in eastern Uttar Pradesh. Our aim is to motivate local youth to build enterprises. Designed with a 3-I (Incubation, Innovation and

Inspiration) framework, the Centre will incubate enterprises, promote sustainable innovation in six focus areas – Health, Women, Digital, Rural Urbanization, Agro Processing, Handicraft and Apparel

– and inspire local people through culture, architecture and local role models. Over the past 3 years, it has incubated 100 enterprises, creating 2000 jobs and impacting 30,000+ beneficiaries. It

also implemented a digital literacy training program, called Internet Saathi supported by Tata Trusts and Google, for 1.7 million rural women across 10000+ villages in 7 districts

3)Jagriti Ambassador for District Entrepreneurship (JADE) :

A district-level outreach program to promote entrepreneurship through interventions like business-plan competition, workshops, and semi

 Jagriti Sewa Sansthan

Forming Partnerships for Transformative Communities in the USA, Ghana and Haiti.

**PARTNERSHIPS FOR TRANSFORMATIVE COMMUNITIES IN THE USA, GHANA & HAITI**

**Our Theory of Change**

Because those with unmet social and economic needs remain invisible to health, education and humanitarian systems, we work in the USA, Haiti, Ghana and the rest of Africa to help program providers strengthen systems and services delivery with integrated (or holistic) community development programs in order to prevent and rescue one million people from inter-generational poverty. 

**Our Core Initiatives** 

**Youth Education**

We believe having access to quality education and providing access to technical and vocational skills are foundational to human development. Consequently, PIDRS aim to eliminate gender disparities in education and ensure equal access for children from KG-12. 

**Health & Wellness**

PIDRS is focused on delivering direct maternal and child health, community health and wellness programs to prepare for immediate and future health crises and emergencies. 

**Humanitarian Assistance**

Disruptions like conflict, natural disasters, famines and disease hinder progress worldwide, especially in Africa. PIDRS acts by mobilizing resources and delivering development and relief services to communities facing these critical challenges.


Pisgah International Development & Relief Services

Aadarana supports orphaned and underprivileged kids in Hyderabad with free shelter, education, and care in a safe, loving home

Aadarana is a registered nonprofit organization based in Hyderabad, Telangana, India, committed to transforming the lives of orphaned, abandoned, and underprivileged children. Since its inception in 2003, Aadarana has been a safe haven for hundreds of vulnerable children, providing them with free shelter, education, nutrition, healthcare, and holistic care. Our aim is to help each child grow into a confident, responsible, and empowered individual capable of leading a dignified life.

**Our Vision:**
To create a society where no child is left behind due to poverty, abandonment, or lack of support—where every child has access to shelter, education, and equal opportunities to thrive.

**Our Mission:**
To rescue, rehabilitate, and nurture orphaned and underprivileged children by providing them with comprehensive care, education, and emotional support in a structured and value-based environment.

**What We Do**

1. **Shelter and Care**

Aadarana operates a residential care center that offers a secure, family-like environment for children who have lost parental support or come from backgrounds of neglect, abuse, or extreme poverty. The home is designed to meet all basic needs including:
Clean, safe accommodation
Nutritious meals served daily
Clothing and personal hygiene essentials
Medical care, including regular health checkups and emergency support
Emotional support and counseling

2. **Education through Amithabha Aadarana Vidyalaya:**

Understanding that education is the foundation of empowerment, Aadarana runs its own school—Amithabha Aadarana Vidyalaya—recognized by the Government of Telangana. The school provides:

Free quality education from pre-primary to high school

Subjects aligned with the state curriculum, with additional focus on moral values, English, and life skills

Well-qualified teachers who are passionate about shaping young minds
Focus on discipline, punctuality, and holistic development
Special coaching and academic support for slow learners
Extracurricular activities, sports, and cultural programs
The school also accepts day scholars from poor families in nearby communities, extending its impact beyond residential children.

3. **Holistic Development Programs:**
At Aadarana, we believe in nurturing the whole child. Beyond academic support, children are guided through:

Personality development workshops
Moral and ethical value education
Leadership and communication skills
Yoga, physical fitness, and mental wellness activities
Career guidance and counseling
Vocational training (planned in future expansion)

4. **Special Focus on Girls:**

Aadarana ensures a safe and nurturing environment for girls, providing dedicated caretakers, wardens, and female staff to address gender-specific needs. The girls’ wing emphasizes education, hygiene, and confidence-building to empower them for a secure and independent future.

5. **Support for Higher Education & Career Development**

Older children who complete high school are supported for:
Intermediate studies (PUC)
Skill development courses
College education (with external support and scholarships)
Job placements and internships through partner organizations

**Impact:**
Over the last 20+ years, Aadarana has:

- Provided full care and education to over 1,000 children
- Currently supports 300+ children (boys and girls) at its residential campus
- Helped hundreds of children complete school and go on to college or gain employment
- Built a strong alumni base, with several children now self-reliant and supporting their families
- Earned trust and recognition from the local community, government agencies, and corporate partners
- Organizational Structure & Team

**Aadarana is governed by a dedicated board under the Aadarana Society. It is managed by a team of compassionate educators, caretakers, wardens, and volunteers. The school and home are supported by:**

- Principal and teaching staff at Amithabha Aadarana Vidyalaya
- Administrative staff for operations and record-keeping
- Caregivers and cooks who ensure day-to-day well-being of the children
- Security and cleaning staff to maintain a safe and hygienic environment
- Volunteers and interns who offer their time and expertise
- Partnerships & CSR Collaborations

**Aadarana actively partners with individual donors, philanthropic foundations, and CSR wings of companies that share our commitment to child welfare and education. We offer:**

- Transparent utilization of funds
- Regular reporting and documentation
- Field visits and volunteering opportunities
- Customized project proposals aligned with CSR goals
- Notable support has come in the form of:
- Sponsorship of children’s education
- Infrastructure development
- School supplies and health kits
- Furniture, bedding, and computers
- Food grains and hygiene materials

**We welcome more CSR partnerships that can help scale our impact and improve the quality of life for more children.**

- Compliance & Legal Recognition
- Registered under Societies Registration Act, 35 of 2001
- FCRA Certified to receive foreign contributions
- 12A & 80G certified for tax exemption to donors under the Income Tax Act
- School recognized by the Department of Education, Government of Telangana
- Periodic audits and transparency in financial practices

**Future Goals:**

- Expand hostel and classroom capacity to serve more children
- Build a vocational training center to equip older children with job-ready skills
- Implement digital learning tools for better educational outcomes
- Strengthen alumni engagement and mentorship programs
- Set up a child development center with psychological and emotional counseling support
- Partner with more corporates for sustainable impact projects

***Why Support Aadarana?***

- Proven impact over 20+ years
- Grassroots approach with measurable outcomes
- Transparent operations and credible governance
- Focus on both academic and life-skill development
- Holistic, value-based child care rooted in compassion and discipline

Aadarana

Mannam Christian Church belongs to Christian Church (Disciples of Christ). YOUR place to shine is an expression of the MCC. 

The core ministry of the MCC is expressing what the church is. 

The first dimension of the church lies on brand new messages: HEART (Hold the memory. Embrace voices. Address the now. Rewrite the story. Tell the truth.) - www.heart2life.org

The second one is along with communites: ECO (Everyone is welcome. Come to the table. Open today's heaven.) - www.mannamcc.org

Finally, YOUR place to shine, a non-profit, is an expression of what the church is in the midst of the world today. YOUR place to shine is dedicated to spreading the transformative view, neurodiversity: YOUR (YOU belong! Outspoken openness. United uniqueness. Reciprocal resilience.) - www.yourplace2shine.org

YOUR place to shine: 
GROW uniquely (learning mutually). 
CONNECT minds (networking each other). 
LIVE united (supporting one another).

Grant will go for the youth leadership training, together we shine event, community book circle, and so on. Also, we are preparing the future fund: scholarship, job creating, and start-ups for neurodivergent friends.

We will passionately follow the identity of Christian Church (Disciples of Christ): 
We are a movement for wholeness in a fragmented world. As part of the one Body of Christ, we welcome all to the Lord’s Table as God has welcomed us. 

Mannam Christian Church (YOUR place to shine)

Improving the health & well-being of children, families, & communities while inspiring the future generation of healthcare. 

Trusted Care Foundation's mission is driven by charitable volunteerism, with a primary focus on engaging young people who are interested in healthcare and helping others.  Through our programs, we aim to connect college students with volunteer opportunities to make a positive impact and inspire them to pursue health-related professions with a particular focus on increasing equity in pediatrics by involving students from underrepresented and minority populations. Our team is passionate about making a difference in communities where access to healthcare, mental health support, nutritious food, and active lifestyles can be challenging. 

Trusted Care Foundation

Wevise makes careers in the technology industry more attainable through equitable access to mentorship and career opportunities. 

Wevise is a nonprofit that connects aspiring professionals in technology with experienced mentors to help them navigate career transitions, build networks, and gain the skills needed for long-term success. Through our unique mentorship platform, we create direct pathways to careers by partnering with top nonprofits and corporate partners. Our goal is to make career opportunities more accessible and inclusive. Who you know matters, but having the right mentor can make all the difference.

At Wevise, we believe mentorship isn’t just helpful—it’s transformational. The right mentor can open doors, provide career-changing guidance, and help individuals build the confidence and connections they need to succeed. But mentorship doesn’t just benefit mentees—it strengthens the entire tech ecosystem:

- For Job Seekers & Career Changers: Mentorship provides access to insider knowledge, professional networks, and career advice that helps individuals navigate their first job, career transitions, and long-term growth.
- For Companies: Engaging employees as mentors improves retention, leadership development, and access to diverse, job-ready talent—ensuring

Wevise

Inspire youth through Catalina Island’s outdoor adventures, driven by a passion for nature and belief in its life-changing impact.

I’m proud to introduce you to the **Catalina** **Outdoor Adventure Club (COAC)**— a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization born from a deep love for the outdoors and a powerful belief in the life-changing impact outdoor recreation can have on a person.

COAC was created to expose youth to the numerous outdoor recreational opportunities available throughout Catalina Island. Our mission is **to educate and facilitate guided outdoor recreational adventures**—from hiking, camping, and paddling to hunting, fishing and archery and everything in between. Through these experiences, we aim to develop a person’s skills, knowledge and abilities while instilling a deep respect and appreciation for the outdoors.

The COAC board consists of dedicated public servants and is entirely volunteer based. **Our vision is to change lives through adventure.** Whether it’s the first time someone steps on a trail, catches a fish or simply sees the stars without city lights— these are moments that empower and inspire.

We invite you to join us on this mission. Whether as a volunteer, donor, partner, or participant—**you can be part of helping someone discover the power outdoor recreation can have on nurturing the human mind, body and spirit.**

 \*\*J\*oin the adventure and play outside with us!\*\*\*
 

Catalina Outdoor Adventure Club

We accompany the Salvadoran people's struggle for justice, and democracy and organize against US-backed militarization.

(excerpt) We are a national grassroots organization dedicated to supporting the Salvadoran people’s struggle for self-determination, democracy and social and economic justice. Our U.S. based campaigns currently focus on ending U.S. economic and political support for widespread human rights violations, repression and political persecution against the democratic opposition in El Salvador. We join with poor and working people, immigrants and refugees in the struggle against neoliberalism and other unjust systems imposed by the United States government and its state, institutional and corporate allies. We focus our work on El Salvador because of the U.S. government’s continuing military, economic, and political intervention, the Salvadoran people’s tenacious and inspiring struggle to build social justice, and the potential of the Salvadoran diaspora and allies in the U.S. to transform the relationships between the two countries. Read more at www.cispes.org,

CISPES Education Fund Solidarity with El Salvador

Your gift helps Harlem kids explore & discover through hands-on STEAM learning all year long (Ms. Steph's Science Club).

Your gift helps Harlem kids explore, discover, and thrive through hands-on STEAM learning all year long.

Through Ms. Steph’s Science Club, students are exposed to fundamental lessons that prime them as subject matter experts starting as early as pre-school. 

The community of students we serve, from pre-school through high school and alumni (college and beyond) through Summer Science Club and our in-school programming with a renewed excitement. We were able to use our circumstances to our benefit, to teach our curriculum in multiple ways through in-person as well as virtual programming. 

We know Ms. Steph’s Science Club makes a difference in the lives of hundreds of students, their families, and the communities within which they reside. You can help us grow our programming and the reach of our STEAM curriculum, with your one-time gift or monthly contributions. Your impact covers the following: 

- Operating budget to fund staffing and program operations 
- Traveling Science Teacher staffing and partnerships 
- Saturday Science Club staffing and equipment
- Summer Science Club and high-quality science materials 
- Virtual education software

Won't you help us empower the next generation of STEAM professionals by pledging your monthly contribution today?

Triple F Empowerment Inc | Ms. Steph's Science Club

Islamic Institute Of Orange County is a nonprofit organization. It is based in Anaheim, CA. It received its nonprofit status in 1997.

The Islamic Institute of Orange County (IIOC) is a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3) mosque and institution established in 1991 to serve the greater Orange County community as a source of Islamic knowledge, spirituality, social gatherings, and communal support.

IIOC primarily provides prayer services, weekly Friday khutbah prayers, community programming and events, and a full-time Pre-K to 8th grade Islamic School, Minaret Academy.

**VISION**
Our vision is to inspire the future through the values of the Prophetic past.

**MISSION STATEMENT**
Our mission is to be the minaret for Muslims in fostering Islamic values by providing religious, educational, and social services for the betterment of humanity.

Islamic Institute Of Orange County

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188270313

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We are a nonprofit, so instead of charging fees we rely on the generosity of donors like you.