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Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Grand Rapids, MichiganLEXINGTON HUMANE SOCIETY
“To advocate the compassionate treatment of animals; educate the community on responsible, lifelong pet ownership; and promote adoption as the best option when searching for a new pet.”
LEXINGTON, Kentucky
ServLife International
ServLife International propels reconciliation and justice by building global community to plant churches, care for children and fight poverty.
Indianpolis, Indiana
Starfall Education Foundation
Starfall Education Foundation is a publicly supported nonprofit organization, 501(c)(3). We create free and low-cost experiences whereby children can successfully learn through exploration. On the Starfall website and in Starfall classrooms, children have fun while learning in an environment of collaboration, wonderment, and play. We teach through positive reinforcement to ensure children become confident, intrinsically motivated, and successful.
Boulder, Colorado
His Hands On Africa Inc
His Hands On Africa's mission is to share the hope and healing of Jesus with the people of Africa, by raising up Christian dentists who will serve their community through Gospel-centered health care.
Simi Valley, California
Vera Aqua Vera Vita
By tapping into the physical and spiritual nature of water, we empower people and communities in developing countries to generate clean water and sanitation solutions that bring "True Water True Life."
Murphy, Texas
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Inc.
Thank you for your interest in Big Brothers Big Sisters of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Inc. At Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS), we are grateful for the generosity of our volunteers and mentors alike. Our goals are to match more than 100 children with dedicated volunteer mentors, to increase the communities awareness of our services, and to build partnerships with community organizations and businesses alike. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Racine and Kenosha Counties is dedicated to establishing successful community-based mentoring relationships for youth in need, which help build brighter futures, better schools and stronger communities for all. We are actively recruiting volunteer mentors-men, women and couples-to be matched with one of the 70 children on our waiting list. If you have room in your heart and time in your schedule, please complete the attached application, and contact Mandy Johnson, Enrollment and Match Support Coordinator, at 262.637.7625 or mandy.johnson@beabignow.org. If you are in search of general volunteer opportunities please complete the general application and we will reach out to you as opportunities arise.
Racine, Wisconsin
PHILADELPHIA RONALD MCDONALD HOUSE INC
The world's first Ronald McDonald House established on October 15, 1974 by Co-Founders Dr. Audrey Evans and Jimmy Murray.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
(ISC)² Huntsville Chapter
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama
Making Godly Ministries Inc
We Exist To Support And Inspire Men In Their Spiritual Journey. Our Goal: To Foster A Deep Understanding of Faith And Morality, To Empower Men To Live With Purpose, Strength, And Godliness.
Coral Springs, Florida
KEREN-OR INC
Keren Or Jerusalem Center for Blind Children with Multiple Disabilities is 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to the education and care of children in Israel who are visually impaired and also cognitively, developmentally, and/or physically disabled. Our mission is to provide our students with comprehensive care, stimulating educational exercises, and rehabilitative therapies designed to help them reach their full potential and lead lives that are meaningful and productive. Keren Or is the only therapy center of its kind in the world, under Jewish auspices, devoted exclusively to the visually impaired population. The Keren Or approach works with a lot of love, patience, and professionalism on the part of our dedicated team, persistent students, and supportive families. We focus optimistically on what each student might be able to achieve, if given the opportunity and the support. Students of our nonresidential center utilize different therapy and educational services during the day and are able to go home and spend time with their families at night. Our facilities, dedicated staff, and individualized therapy programs allow each of our students to reach his or her maximum potential. To meet the individual needs of our students, who range in the severity of their disabilities, our staff of therapists and caregivers work together to create a comprehensive customized care plan for each child. Each day, we witness little miracles when a child learns to walk, or when a child discovers how to communicate, or when a child finds joy in music and play. At Keren Or, we want all children to have the ability to simply be a child and as such, we provide top quality care and support for these children regardless of a family’s ability to pay. Keren Or’s New York office supports the Center in Jerusalem by communicating with and engaging donors, as well as providing opportunities for the community to get involved. With the help of our generous donors and funds from state and local municipalities, we aim to limit the financial burden on families so their children are able to benefit from the services provided by Keren Or. We are fortunate to have a very involved board at Keren Or who both advocate for, and provide oversight of our work. The Women’s Division is an active part of outreach and fundraising efforts efforts for Keren Or, These dedicated women host a variety of social and cultural activities to connect potential and current supporters with our mission. B’nei Mitzvah-aged children, high school students, college students, young professionals, and adults of all ages can become involved with and support the Keren Or mission in New York City as well as on the ground in Israel.
NEW YORK, New York
MONROE COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELS INC
• Delivery of nutritious meals to homebound persons enabling them to maintain their independence and continue to live in their own homes. • Daily contact with a volunteer. • Referral to appropriate agencies providing additional services when requested or required.
Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania