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INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF THE BAY AREA

IIBA is a non-profit organization that provides high-quality low-cost legal immigration services to community members who need them most. This past year we helped nearly 10,000 individuals and their families with applications for citizenship, work authorization, adjustment of status, as well as with a host of other services. Generous donations from individuals, in addition to grants from private foundations and government agencies, allow IIBA to provide assistance for free or on a sliding-fee-scale based on income to many who might not otherwise be able to afford the services they need.

San Francisco, California

HappyHubz, Inc.

Happy Hubz’s mission is to be one of the leading fundraising platforms in the United States in helping other not for profit entities (501(c)3s) reach their mission goals while promoting the advancement of community awareness of pet care, disease protection, and animal rescue while supporting economically challenged families, senior citizens, veterans and first responders.

Union Bridge, Maryland

Family Enhancement Center

The goal of the Family Enhancement Center is to prevent child abuse and to promote healing among children who have experienced abuse.

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Vive Peru

Vive Perú is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering understanding of Latin American and Peruvian culture and providing much-needed aid to Peruvian communities. We work to promote cultural understanding and implement innovative and self-sustainable programs in the areas of health, education, social work and engineering.

Mesa, Arizona

Set Them Free International

We seek to impact the lives of those who have been enslaved, abused, and rejected with the love, hope and peace of Jesus Christ. STF exists to give hope and opportunity to women and children that are at risk or have been forced into the commercial sex trade of India. By creating a safe and loving environment, they are enabled to grow and develop physically, mentally, and spiritually. Our work provides basic education and vocational training for each girl and woman who come through our centers, ultimately allowing them to integrate into their communities in a positive and constructive manner.

Athens, Alabama

CHANGING COURSE FOUNDATION

Providing Adventure Based programming for schools, churches, corporation and substance abuse treatment centers. We provide Leadership training, teambuilding, outdoor education programs, ziplining and more!

Cedar Hill, Texas

Camp Summit

Camp Summit is a "sleep away" camp for children and adults with disabilities. We offer weeklong camp sessions during spring break, summer and fall months as well as weekend sessions and respite days. Campers are offered a wide variety of traditional camp activities in our barrier-free environment all of which are adapted for our campers' abilities and not limited to their disabilities.

Dallas, Texas

Hannahs Socks

Hannah's Socks is a non-profit that gives new socks to people in need. We serve homeless and domestic violence shelters in the Midwest, with offices in Toledo and Cincinnati.

PERRYSBURG, Ohio

Whale and Dolphin Conservation (WDC)

WDC is a passionate, global campaigner for whales and dolphins, speaking with emotion and wonder, but always with authority. We make sure our voice is heard by decision makers.

Plymouth, Massachusetts

CASA of Southwestern Illinois

CASA of Southwestern Illinois is a 501c3 nonprofit based in Belleville that serves children in Madison, St. Clair and Monroe counties.

Belleville, Illinois

Dributts

The Dributts diaper was created to work in extreme environments with hot climates and where there is no running water or electricity. Our main focus is to prevent sickness and disease caused from uncontrolled fecal matter. The diaper is made to wash in a bucket with soap and water and hang up to dry quickly. The diaper is made of two parts, the outer shell and the insert. The outer shell is made of dri-fit material, which is breathable. The insert is made of bamboo and another highly-absorbent material. It is folded in thirds and inserted into the pocket of the diaper.

National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis Section

NCJW St. Louis Section is a 501(c)3 organization. Click to view our Form 990. Click here to view our Annual Report. With a network at our national headquarters and more than 100 sections across the country, the NCJW St. Louis Section is driven by our members locally. We make a difference through community service, projects and advocacy programs. NCJW has been active in St. Louis for more than a century, starting with a free milk program for school children.

St. Louis, Missouri