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World Link Associates
Our motto is, "Some of the world's problems can be solved. Let's begin there." When we find a need we can meet through a little bit of creativity and a lot of hard work, we go for it.
Burnsville, MinnesotaFEEDING ILLINOIS
To coordinate and support the efforts of its member food banks and their partners serving Illinois in their collective and collaborative efforts to provide equitable access to a healthy and adequate food supply for our Illinois neighbors in need.
Geneva, Illinois
HOPE ALIVE CLINIC MINISTRIES INC
Sharing the Love of Jesus through Evangelism, Nutrition, Medical and Dental Care, and Job Training.
Medford, New Jersey
African Community Education
African Community Education (ACE) is a 501(c)(3) organization located in Worcester, MA.
Worcester, MassachusettsNortheast Iowa Food Bank, Inc.
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
WATERLOO, Iowa
NourishED Research Foundation
The NourishED Research Foundation, Inc. (NRFi) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 99-2669462) that uses research to change the conversation around eating disorders and their social justice roots. We believe knowledge is nourishing and we prioritize research activities, findings, tools and skills (including research literacy) in each arm of our organization, leveraging research findings to empower breakthroughs in eating disorder awareness, understanding, prevention, treatment access, and clinical and lived experiences. We do this through a four-armed approach that aims to fill in gaps recognized in clinical research care in each of teh following areas and ways: (1) We provide free/low-cost virtually-accessible whole health resources for folks with low access ("entrusting your health into your hands"). (2) We provide clinical resources and trainings for providers that improve detection, screeining, diagnosis, treatment planning, stigma and other systemic barriers to care. (3) We use inclusive research to provide a more complete understanding of eating disorder pathology and treatment needs (including the 85-95% of folks who go undiagnosed, untreated, and historically are excluded from research samples). (4) We use social media campaigns and education outreach initiatives to change the environments eating disorders occur in. In sum, we use research to nourish knowledge and empower hope - for eating disorders, for everyone. We hope you'll join us! https://nourishedrfi.org
Acterra: Action for a Healthy Planet
Our mission is to bring people together to create local solutions for a healthy planet.
PALO ALTO, California
ARTHRITIS RESEARCH CENTER FOUNDATION INC
The National Data Bank for Rheumatic Diseases (NDB) is a research data bank for the study of arthritis and rheumatic conditions.
Wichita, Kansas
NEBRASKA MINORITY RESOURCE CENTER
Our mission is to provide services which promote and generate opportunities and wellness for the Native people, Minority groups and our youth; while also proudly promoting traditional values and celebrating diversity through Technology.
Gordon, Nebraska
BOYS & GIRLS BRIGADE ASSOCIATION INC
The Boys' & Girls' Brigade is a 501(c)(3) youth organization serving boys and girls in the Fox Cities. Since 1900, the Brigade has provided a community center for youth to develop leadership skills, explore new ideas, foster relationships with peers and adult mentors, and challenge themselves to achieve their goals and dreams. In addition to our Brigade program offered from October-April in Neenah, Wisconsin, we also host camps at Onaway Island, a six-acre island located on the beautiful Chain O'Lakes in Waupaca, Wisconsin. We invite to you to explore the possibilities of becoming a Brigader!
Neenah, Wisconsin
Camp Tuku
At Camp Tuku, our mission is to provide a mindfulness approach to the camp experience for kids; a program designed to integrate the mind, body, and heart, giving kids skills early in life to help them nurture inner resilience. With a focus on developing mindfulness skills, our unique summer camp experience offers a great opportunity for kids to learn and practice simple, fun tools for the development of self-awareness, as well as practices that will enable them to respond more effectively to the inevitable stress of every-day life. At Camp Tuku, we aim to nurture the mind, body, and heart in the following ways: MIND Daily mindfulness and meditation exercises encourage campers to cultivate self-awareness and open their minds to an innate capacity for peace and emotional stability. By unplugging from the mental barrage of digital media, and actively blending traditional camp activities with mindfulness exercises, kids strengthen their connection to not only nature’s resources but also the innate resources of their own minds. BODY Fun and engaging activities such as hiking, cooking, challenge courses, rock climbing, yoga, swimming, gardening, and music will provide campers with multiple daily opportunities to grow their self-confidence as they challenge themselves both physically and mentally. All meals will be healthy AND yummy, and campers will participate in the seed-to-table experience of growing food in an organic garden and interacting with farm life. HEART We offer a social-emotional learning curriculum aimed at building resilience. This curriculum is delivered through team-building games and activities. Children will learn how to better express their emotions, such as appreciation and compassion for themselves and others. They will practice how to communicate effectively and develop creative solutions in a fun and collaborative environment. As children leave Camp Tuku, they will return to their daily lives with more confidence and an assortment of practical tools that will help them lead happy, healthy lives for years to come. They will be empowered to make conscious and deliberate real-time choices that reflect their unique brilliance. The laughter and learning experienced at Camp Tuku will blossom into friendships that kids will want to continue nurturing long after they’ve said goodbye!
Peoria, Arizona
Southern Center for Human Rights
The Southern Center for Human Rights provides representation to people facing the death penalty, challenges human rights violations in prisons and jails, and advocates for reforms in the criminal justice system in the South.
Atlanta, Georgia