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Food Share of Lincoln County
Since 1982, Food Share of Lincoln County has led community efforts in awareness and elimination of hunger in Lincoln County. Through ever increasing community outreach and partnerships, we strive to provide much needed services to our clients and our county. Food Share of Lincoln County distributes emergency food boxes through seven affiliated pantries located in the Coastal Range, Lincoln City, Depoe Bay, Newport, Waldport, Siletz and Toledo. In addition to the pantries, we provide assistance in the form of food, and other donated items to local partner agencies. Our support helps stretch the agency’s budget thereby allowing them to provide more direct client services. Food Share distributes over 900,000 pounds of food each year from various sources including Oregon Food Bank, USDA commodities, local farms, retailers, individual and small business donors.
Newport, Oregon
Mavuno
Mavuno works in rural villages, mobilizing and training community leaders to create their own solutions to the problems of extreme poverty – agriculture, education, health, sanitation, and more.
St. Louis, Missouri
HOPE ARISING INC
Currently serving children in Ethiopia by strengthening families to care for local orphans and vulnerable children through education, health services and micro-enterprise.
Gilbert, Arizona
Dot Products
Dot Products is a school supply company that funds education for students around the world. Every product we sell funds half a day of school for our students with our partner organizations in Congo, Tanzania, and Mexico.
COALITION FOR ANIMAL RESCUE AND EDUCATION
WE save animals that have been abused, on death row, abandoned by previous owners, starved and attend to their health, behavior needs to get them adopted into good homes. We also save domestic animals left to fend for themselves. We are a No-Kill non profit relying our our supports and those that believe in our mission.
Hillsboro, Missouri
CLUB1040.COM
A Relational Missionary Movement Reaching the Unreached
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma
Community Council of Idaho
To strengthen families in our communities by offering opportunities in education, housing, health and employment.
AIM at Melanoma
AIM at Melanoma is the largest international melanoma advocacy organization personally committed to find the CURE for melanoma.
Richmond, California
COVENANT COMMUNITY SERVICES, INC.
Covenant gives hope by restoring lives and transforming generations through compassionate services and support.
Bakersfield, California
Grace and Life Church
Our Mission Statement is: "To Make Christlike Disciples in the Nations." We do this by reaching out into our Denver Westwood Community in several ways. Iglesia Gracia y Vida (Grace and Life Church) is a Spanish language congregation that is home to about 100 parishioners. Our church looks for answers to our community struggles by raising up leaders who seek God and love people. Many of our program leaders and volunteers are people who live in our neighborhood and have found Christ through our ministry. When society offers nothing but closed doors and harsh words we want our doors thrown open with the opportunity to know and be loved of God and his Church in such a way that stimulates worship, service and holistic growth. Jesus of Nazareth Compassion Ministries Purpose Statement is: "To Grace the Body of Christ with Opportunities to Evangelize the Hurting via Compassion Ministries and to Love Them into the Church." We have done this by becoming an official "Community Safe Haven" in times of gang violence, organizing community events such as our "Young Men's Career Day" and Christmas Drives as well as by striving to become a community Justice Center that will help all immigrants file their documentation and paperwork to help them achieve legal status. In addition we continue to collaborate with the District 4 of the Denver Police, GRID (Gang Reduction Initiative of Denver), area universities and colleges, churches, and service organizations like the Lakewood and Englewood Rotary Clubs to bring resources into our under-served community. The Academia Mauricio Saravia is our after-school program that endeavors to reach children ages 4-11 from the five elementary schools in and around our neighborhood. Our purpose statement is: To H.E.A.L. a Child’s Confidence by Supporting His/Her Growth in: Health, Education, and the Arts with Love. We are achieving this by offering three 8-week sessions where we provide the children with a hot meal, help with homework, an online digital reading library and teaching program, a physical activity time, and a one hour class of their choosing. Our 2017 Spring session offered classes in ballet (taught by the Colorado Ballet), cooking, carpentry, arts and crafts, zumba, and K'NEX (a machine building class). During our 8 week session we averaged 49 children in attendance every Wednesday. Our program is very unique in that our leadership and volunteers are from Latin America which puts our community at ease and gives them opportunities to serve as well.
Denver, Colorado
One Hope Canada
We have over 60 ministry points from coast to coast. Together, these camps, churches and innovative itinerant ministries reach more than 48,000 children and youth each year with the life-changing message of the Gospel.
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Horses For Heroes- New Mexico- Cowboy Up!
We serve all Post 9/11 veterans and active military especially those who have sustained physical injuries or PTSD during their time serving our country, in a free, self paced, faith based, horsemanship and ranch skills program.
Santa Fe, New Mexico