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INTERNATIONAL ORPHAN SUPPORT INC

International Orphan Support is a 501c3 started by Rick and Letha Whitter to bring attention and support to the plight of orphans and needy children around the world.

Omaha, Nebraska

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INTERNATIONAL RELIEF TEAMS

International relief Teams is a trusted relief organization that assists victims of disaster, poverty and neglect. Serving those in need with efficiency and integrity, International Relief Teams focuses on four core areas – medical education and training, surgical and clinical outreach, building healthy communities and disaster relief that combine short-term relief efforts and long-term programs to save and change lives.

San Diego, California

International Rescue Committee, Inc.

International Rescue Committee (IRC) responds to the world's worst humanitarian crises & helps some of the most vulnerable people from harm to home.

New York, New York

International Teams

We bring people together to help the oppressed.

Elgin, Illinois

International Tibet Network

Tibet Network is a global coalition of over 180 Tibet groups organisations dedicated to campaigning to end human rights violations in Tibet and restoring rights to the Tibetan people.

SAN FRANCISCO, California

INTERVOL

We are dedicated to connecting the world's neediest to materials, people, and opportunities.

Rochester, New York

INTO THE FIELD

It is estimated that there are more than 147 million orphans around the world. That is 147 million children without a family. That is 147 million children who don't know unconditional love, trust, and care. That is 147 million too many.

Columbus, Ohio

INVEST IN KIDS

Invest in Kids is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to helping Colorado children thrive. We bring research-based, proven programs into communities across the state. Our efforts focus on the specific needs of children aged prenatal to five in low-income families, with the hope of seeing every child in Colorado get off to the best start possible. Currently, we serve 12,000 children and families a year in 61 of Colorado's 64 counties. We partner with community leaders, care providers, and donors to deliver our programs, ensure their effectiveness, and expand our impact.

Denver, Colorado

Invisible Children

Our mission is to end violence and exploitation facing our world's most isolated and vulnerable communities.

Washington, District Of Columbia

InVision Human Services

InVision Human Services provides innovative leadership, management, and governance to our family of companies and our business partners so they may passionately and successfully pursue their specific missions.

Wexford, Pennsylvania

Iraqi Children Foundation

A charity started by two Americans working in Iraq during the war to care for orphans.

Falls Church, Virginia

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