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NEHEMIAH FOUNDATION OF SPRINGFIELD- CLARK COUNTY

The Nehemiah Foundation is a Leadership Organization that undergirds and supports 28 local non-profits in Springfield/Clark County, Ohio. The reach of these organizations spans physical, emotional and spiritual needs of children and adults. Local non-profits collaborate together to meet people with needs such as housing, addiction, human trafficking, mental health counseling, trauma counseling, soup kitchen, education and medical treatment for pregnancy, after-school children's programs, tutoring and reading programs, Youth service and education programs, hope for the incarcerated, and more.

Springfield, Ohio

FRIENDS OF TILONIA INC

Friends of Tilonia, Inc, through its Sprout Enterprise® initiative, is building a network of artisans, designers and entrepreneurs creating sustainable livelihoods for rural communities with few economic alternatives. We draw on the rich cultural heritage of these communities and use indigenous skills and materials to craft our artisan collections. We connect these artisan enterprises to new markets and provide the support needed to ensure these enterprises are successful and sustainable. Our goal is to enable these artisans to earn much more than the bare minimum – and to develop the economic basis to live in dignity, free from hunger and extreme poverty.

Brooklyn, New York

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island

Create and support one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth.

Westbury, New York

Smc1a Foundation

SMC1A Foundation is a Non-Profit Organization with the vision to bring awareness, accelerate research, and find a cure for SMC1A, and ultimately transform the lives of those affected. Our goal is to narrow research specifically to the mutations of the SMC1A gene which cause intractable epilepsy and neurodevelopmental and medical challenges, and to accelerate full spectrum research to find a cure and effective treatments.

San Francisco, California

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB OF KERN COUNTY

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

BAKERSFIELD, California

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Making a difference in communities through dedicated service and impact.

Washington, District Of Columbia

NeedyMeds

NeedyMeds educates and empowers those seeking affordable healthcare.

Gloucester, Massachusetts

Of One Accord Ministry

The purpose and mission of the ministry is to bring a cooperate community effort to identify and meet local needs through public support with the love of Jesus.

Rogersville, Tennessee

Kids Play International, Inc.

Promote gender equality through using sport to empower girls, develop supportive boys and foster inclusive communities in the genocide affected countries of Rwanda and Cambodia.

Park City, Utah

CSW Career Academy

TRAIN TO BE A CHEF! | EARN A HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA!

Chicago, Illinois

ISRAEL GUIDE DOG CENTER FOR THE BLIND

The mission of the Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind is to improve the quality of life of visually impaired Israelis by providing them with independence, mobility and self confidence, as well as renewed self-esteem and companionship through the use of guide dogs. What we do: We breed, raise and train the guide dogs at our facility in Beit Oved, Israel, just south of Tel Aviv. When a blind Israeli requests our assistance, we transport them to our center, house and feed them for three weeks during training, and provide an additional week of training in their homes. We also provide follow-up care twice a year to make sure that the partnership is still working properly. This is all done AT NO COST TO THE BLIND! We are able to provide these services through the generosity of our donors – who have the vision to help those less fortunate. Our annual budget is just over $2.7 Million dollars, and as of December 2017, we had produced over 600 partnerships between Israelis who are blind or visually impaired and professionally trained guide dogs. Secondary Mission: In 2013 we added a secondary mission by providing Service Companions to people with Special Needs. While half of our dogs are selected for guide dog training, 50% fail to meet our exacting standards during evaluations, but these amazingly well trained dogs can still help people. In 2013 we formalized a program to repurpose these "career-change" dogs and provide them to blind children, autistic children, soldiers with PTSD or other adults with a variety of special needs. All of the dogs we produce go to loving homes and serve a purpose by helping people in need.

Warrington, Pennsylvania

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Aikido in Fredericksburg

Teaching and practicing the traditional non-violent martial art of Aikido

SPOTSYLVANIA, Virginia