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The mission of Giles Animal Rescue is to help homeless, neglected, and abused pets in Giles County Virginia by finding foster or permanent homes, or utilizing one of our network of approved rescue organizations; to assure that our rescued pets are vetted for vaccinations and spay/neuter prior to placement; to help low-income residents to spay/neuter their pets and schedule and arrange transportation to and from vet; to provide traps to neighborhoods that want to control the feral feline population through Trap/Spay/Release, and to use every opportunity to offer education on the importance of spay/neuter, adoption, and other animal welfare-related topics.

The purpose of 4 Paws 4 Rescue is to make an impact locally and nationally on the euthanasia rate in shelters and address the needs of animals living on the streets. 4 Paws 4 Rescue is a volunteer "all foster home" organization, meaning all rescue animals are provided the warmth and comforts of a home with a foster volunteer until they are adopted. All rescued animals are given excellent vet care including an evaluation exam, up to date vaccinations, spay/neuter and microchip. Many of our companion animals need additional care for various ailments and diseases before they are able to be adopted out. Not only is 4 Paws helping these animals directly, but also helping to control the future pet population by altering all companion animals before adoption

Cats Rule Feline Rescue Mission 1 - To help needy, unwanted & feral cats & animals by providing shelter, nourishment, medical care & lots of love. 2 - To find permanent loving homes for adoptable animals & to provide a permanent loving home for those who are not. 3 - To reduce euthanasia in shelters by spreading awareness of companion animal over-population, the importance of spaying & neutering & the plight of feral cats. 4 - To assist with local TNR efforts & respond to requests for assistance with feral cats. 5 - To improve the lives of animals by promoting responsible pet care, & advocating for the welfare & humane care of animals. 6 - To encourage acceptance of all living creatures as special & worthy of respect, protection & care.

Since 1960, the Humane Society of Utah (HSU) has been dedicated to the elimination of pain, fear and suffering in all animals. HSU shelters abandoned animals, fights cruelty and neglect, and creates an environment of respect, responsibility, and compassion for all animals. HSU is an open-admissions shelter, meaning that our doors are always open for any animal that we can legally accept. We work hard to ensure that every healthy and treatable pet that enters our facility will be placed into a loving home. HSU achieved and has maintained "no-kill" standards (a 90% placement rate for dogs and cats) since 2015, and we save the lives of over 11,000 animals every year. Our in-house Clinic is also committed to controlling the pet population by spay/neutering 11,000+ dogs and cats each year.

Full Circle Farm Sanctuary provides rescued farmed animals with a safe and loving home for the rest of their lives. The residents are rescued from abuse, neglect, or the animal agriculture industry. FCFS ensures that all of their needs are met, providing daily care, feeding, and medical attention to all residents. FCFS also educates the public about the realities these animals face within animal agriculture, as well as the benefits of living a vegan lifestyle. Making a connection with the residents at FCFS helps people understand why choosing vegan is better for animals, our bodies, and the environment.

WE PROVIDE LEADERSHIP, FOSTER PARTNERSHIPS, INCREASE AWARENESS, AND RAISE FUNDS - SERVING AS A CATALYST TO POWER PASSION AND SUPPORT FOR REGIONAL PROJECTS THAT EXPAND AND RESTORE NATURAL SPACES, ENHANCE OUTDOOR RECREATION AND LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES, AND PROMOTE CONSERVATION. WE CONNECT PEOPLE OF ALL AGES AND BACKGROUNDS TO NATURE BY COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WHO SHARE A COMMON VISION OF HEALTHY ENVIRONMENTS THAT PROVIDE A VARIETY OF OUTDOOR RECREATION AND EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES. DRIVEN BY OUR CLEAR PURPOSE, WE CHALLENGE OURSELVES TO SEEK AND TAKE ON PARTNER PROJECTS OFFERING EXCEPTIONAL AND LONG-TERM IMPACT REQUIRING A REGIONAL APPROACH AND CREATIVE FUNDING.

Created by the non-profit Friends of L.A. Animal Shelters, L.A. Love & Leashes is located at Westfield Century City in Los Angeles, and started as a way to showcase shelter pets in a more welcoming, serene setting than the typical local shelter offers. The animals are more engaged and less anxious, and potential adopters have an easier time connecting with the individual dogs and cats. Our fundamental focus is to help our city shelters save more lives by reaching large numbers of people who might not otherwise visit our shelters, thereby increasing the number of animals adopted.

It is our mission to neuter, vaccinate, test and provide medical intervention for every feline that passes through our doors, in addition to more than 7 feral populations. In 2018, we accepted more than 348 cats and adopted out more than 257 - bringing the total number of adoptions since we opened our shelter in 2011 to more than 1789 cats and kittens.The average cost of medical procedures for each cat entering our shelter is over $550.We receive no municipal funding from any town, and many state programs have been eliminated.Our operating costs in all areas- rent, shelter maintenance, supplies, and veterinary care- continue to increase. With the exception of one paid shelter manager, our shelter is run entirely by dedicated volunteers.Our future depends on the generosity of people like you. Our cats’ lives depend on you!

Here at Gingered Blessings it is our mission to save those who others have turned away. Gingered Blessings Animal Rescue is a non-profit animal rescue, located in Hockley Co Texas, focused on saving cats/kittens and helping to reduce the overpopulation problem. We take the forgotten into our homes, love and nourish them until it is time for them to find their forever homes. We do our best to help our local community and animal shelter so that no baby ever has to be put to sleep for space, or for medical reasons. While we know we may not be able to save them all, we sure like to try, and can breathe knowing that every animal that comes through our doors has known the meaning of true love and compassion. In October 2016 we have begun a TNR program, so that we may be proactive in helping to control the population problem that has plagued not only the West Texas area but the world. Every animal no matter how short their time is with us gets a name and the best treatment we can offer thanks to some caring, selfless vets.

Progeny provides diverse communities with an opportunity to engage with one another. A program of education draws parallels between community cohesion and the environment, by focusing on a large interactive sound installation touring throughout the United States and Europe. Artists, investors, educators and beneficiaries metaphorically become part of a hive community. Modeled after the interior of a Langstroth beehive, 10 partitions clad in acoustic panelling are lifted from the ground and supported by custom-built flooring. By walking through the maze like chambers, each person forms part of a complex sonic landscape, which despite the inherent visual barriers heightens participants' awareness that their own presence can be felt elsewhere. Concurrently, participants are acutely aware that they are not alone. As the numbers increase the space becomes alive. A community is born. Following each exhibition the installation is transported to the next destination. The children and adult arts education program combines academic study and practical workshops with performing and visual arts. The wax that binds this project together, making it truly unique and accessible is provided by another thriving community; honeybees. Core Values Building Communities A community is all about connections - connections between individuals and connections between people and the other species with which we share the planet. We aim to promote social and ecological awareness within these communities and to celebrate the relationships that make life meaningful. Caring for the environment A sustainable society utilizes natural resources in such a way that future generations will benefit. By environmental stewardship and positive action, we can all be part of a solution to maintain an ecological balance and live within the ecological and resource limits of our communities and our planet. Inspiring innovation and creativity The arts have a unique position within our global community. They educate, inspire, challenge and enrich. We promote creativity as a method for education, academic achievement, social and emotional development, civic engagement, and equitable opportunity. After all, we're all part of the progeny.. Background Beekeepers engage in a systematic migratory procession carrying up to 200 hives on flatbed trucks in search of seasonal pollen. Inside each Langstroth Hive lives a colony of 20,000-80,000 European honeybees. When the colonies are placed by the beekeeper in the new ecosystem, the bees begin their procession with the unified goal of feeding and caring for the next generation of their colony. How does a community of bees survive this migratory process? How do these colonies adapt to new and temporary ecosystems? How do they function within the limits of a man-made architectural object? Bees live in extraordinarily complex and cohesive societies. They coordinate virtually all of their activities with other individuals to ensure colony survival. Much can be learned and transferred from bee society to human society, including maintaining public health; organizing efficient information, communication, economic and transport systems while maintaining harmony. Each bee has a specific role in constructing a healthy society - as does each human. Should any segment of the societal body suffer, the whole body suffers. Progeny is a human project exploring a microcosm of human community through interaction inside an architectural space similar to the hive. The artists have figuratively become beekeepers. The hive-based installation is man-made. The structure is disassembled, transported on a flatbed truck to another temporary location where it is reassembled. With each exhibition an opportunity is provided for a new community to evolve, learn, adapt and interact.

The Pink Whales Foundation ("PWF") was founded in 2012 by local Boston-area professionals who remain passionate about the sport of Lacrosse and giving back to their local community. While each member of the founding team has played at various levels (Club, Division 1, Professional) we are all dedicated to improving both the sport of lacrosse and endorsing activism within our local communities. The PWF is setting about to engage young professionals to increase their involvement in the community through paying it forward, which in turn increases the positive visibility of our sport and amplify the "lacrosse player image". Our view is that student-athletes should be exemplary citizens, students, and athletes in that order. The Boston-area lacrosse community is endowed with the potential to affect immediate and lasting change but is largely underutilized and disconnected. It is our goal to sponsor a variety of lacrosse tournaments, networking events, and community activities to increase efficacy among this high-energy group of individuals. These events are ways that can improve our connection with the sport, our local community in Boston, and philanthropic initiatives.