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The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists
The Clark Hulings Fund for Visual Artists (CHF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that promotes the legacy of American painter Clark Hulings (1922 - 2011) by equipping working visual artists to be self-sustaining entrepreneurs. Founded in 2013, CHF showcases Hulings’ life and work as an example to today’s artists, and offers them a comprehensive art-business education so that they can thrive as he did. We deliver a suite of integrated learning services continually, both virtually and in-person—via live events, digital channels, and portable media formats—and build professional networks of opportunity.
Santa Fe, New Mexico
The 4North Project
To offer developing worlds sustainable and secure solutions while educating and empowering the people.
Chesaning, Michigan
Haitian Education Project Inc
To save lives in Haiti by increasing access to high-quality education, creating economic opportunities, and fostering cultural and civic engagement.
Tampa, Florida
AMERICAN INDEPENDENT BUSINESS ALLIANCE
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
BOZEMAN, MontanaCasa De Sara
Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.
Knoxville, Tennessee
COLLATERAL REPAIR PROJECT
Collateral Repair Project (CRP) in Amman, Jordan, has been assisting victims of violent conflict since 2006. We are a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit organization in the US and registered as an international organization with the Ministry of Social Development in Jordan. CRP was initially founded to aid Iraqi refugees fleeing violence in the aftermath of the second Gulf War, yet we offer our services to those in need regardless of nationality. We currently assist and seek to empower refugees from various nationalities -- for example, Syria, Iraq, Sudan, Yemen, Somalia -- and Jordanians living in extreme poverty. Our holistic approach supports refugees to take care of their most pressing basic needs through our Emergency Assistance Program, which provides food vouchers, cash assistance, and other vital items. We actively encourage those in our community to participate in activities at our vibrant community centers, where we offer various educational, recreational, and wellness activities so that they can gain skills, build community, and heal from trauma. Lastly, we provide leadership and community service opportunities for refugees to serve others, which has proven to be a key driver of their resilience. We are proud of the close ties and honest conversations we have with the community we serve, which is where our greatest strengths lie. Our great strengths are our deep knowledge and trust of our community, our commitment to community-based engagement, and our ability to provide emergency assistance to those in need in an efficient and timely manner. CRP supports the integration of refugees in Amman, Jordan, and is grounded in three core values that help us determine if we are on the right path and fulfilling our goals. 1. We are community-focused - We welcome everyone equally, regardless of faith, nationality, or gender, and we view diversity as a source of strength and opportunity. We deeply listen to the voices of the community in all decisions. We are creative and innovative with limited resources. 2. We strive for holistic human development - We make a difference in the lives of others every day. We provide opportunities for everyone to grow, make friends, heal, and become resilient. We build a supportive and encouraging environment for everyone. 3. We are professional and respectful - We create extraordinary and unique experiences. We act with kindness to everyone and each other constantly. We are open, honest, and prompt.
BROOKLYN, Oregon
Parents Forum
Parents Forum fosters caring, honest and respectful communication throughout society, starting in families.
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Expatriate Educational International
Supporting international education programs in Europe and Asia.
Winnie, Texas
Educate Tomorrow
Educate Tomorrow is a Miami-based 501(c)(3) organization that was founded in 2003 to support transitioning foster youth and other disadvantaged youth through education, mentoring and development of life skills. Foster youth receive a great number of support services that nearly all stop as soon as they exit foster care. One program that is available to former foster and homeless youth pursuant to Florida statute is free tuition at any state school of higher education. Educate Tomorrow has successfully supported 89 college graduates to date and we are currently working to support up to 500 in 2016.
Fl, Florida
Harvest Hope Food Bank
Providing for the needs of hungry people by gathering and sharing quality food with dignity, compassion and education.
Columbia, South Carolina
Collective Liberty
We work closely with government agencies to shift systems and improve public policy to ensure as a community we support survivors while stopping traffickers.Working together to dismantle all forms of human trafficking by supporting survivors, improving policy, and stopping traffickers. Collectively, we will create a safer, more just tomorrow.
Washington, District Of Columbia
Arc of Hunterdon County
The Arc of Hunterdon County is a 501 (c) 3 Not-for-Profit organization serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the community.
Annandale, New Jersey