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T.R.E.E.’s mission is to educate children and adults about the life science processes that govern our planet, to inspire them to appreciate the natural world, and to motivate them to protect it.

The mission of Yiddish Farm is to to promote environmental stewardship through organic farming, educate the public on these issues, and expand the role of the Yiddish language while serve as a bridge between Yiddish speakers of various backgrounds.

To provide students in Kashmir a supportive environment that promotes discipline, motivation, achievement and excellence in learning. KEI will enable access to enriching educational opportunities, provide financial assistance to those in need, and sustain a supportive peer and mentor community. KEI considers education to be the primary imperative in the empowerment and development of individuals, institutions and communities. The KEI team will join forces with parents, the community and like-minded organizations to help students develop the skills required to become independent and productive thinkers and actors, to be successful, and to contribute responsibly in a global community.

The Ukrainian Catholic Education Foundation teaches Americans about the academic and financial needs of Ukrainian Catholic educational institutions in Ukraine. In a sincere commitment to personal involvement and high standards, the UCEF works with these institutions hands-on to meet present needs and develop resources for the future. Through grant and endowment programs, distribution of books and teaching materials, and collaborative volunteer projects, emphasizing foreign exchange of students and faculty, we foster the communion of Ukrainian Americans with the Ukrainian nation and of Roman Catholics in the West with the largest Eastern Catholic Church.

The Live Oak Education Foundation was established to raise money to ensure that students in the Live Oak School District have enriching opportunities in the visual and performing arts; the “STEM” fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics; and positive play.

Waldorf education recognizes a child’s curiosity, passion and imagination ultimately drive their desire to learn. Its approach to teaching the “head, heart and hands,” balances cognitive and emotional intelligence, spirituality (or individuality), and physical activity through the daily rhythms of the class.

Empowering Through Education (ETE) Camp seeks to prepare Hinche, Haiti’s most vulnerable youth to become future community leaders for social change by strengthening their academic skills, increasing self-confidence, and actively building community and parental support.

Help underprivileged communities build better schools and provide the best curriculum and optimum conditions for students to thrive. A world where every child and youth has equal opportunity to access free quality education, holistic in nature, fostering their social, psychological, spiritual, and academic potentialities.

Founded in 1939, the Center for Early Education (CEE) is an independent, coed day school committed to providing an exemplary education for preschool and elementary students of differing ethnic and socioeconomic backgrounds. The Center makes every effort to be supportive, inclusive, and respectful of our diverse student body, while remaining sensitive to each student's social, emotional and academic needs. Our challenging programs are designed to encourage students to become lifelong learners and to instill in them a joy of learning, resilience, self-esteem, respect for others, and commitment to the community beyond the school. Throughout its history, CEE has focused on all dimensions of a child's development: intellectual, social, emotional, physical and ethical.

The Hitching Post Educational Center, a non-profit organization serves students from the elementary level to post graduation through advocacy, tutoring, social skills training, life skills training and Pre-Employment training through our partner company, Hickory Trading Company (an artisan gift and coffee shop).

The Esophageal Cancer Education Foundation (ECEF) is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization founded in 2003 by Bart Frazzitta, an esophageal cancer survivor, and his wife Ginny. ECEF has 3 main Missions: 1. To raise awareness and educate the public and medical community about this disease. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQ4qFYq3rSg 2. To walk the journey with patients who have this disease. We have conference call support groups for patietns who have undergone the esophagectomy surgery 3. To support research projects in search of an early warning test for this disease and a cure of this disease. Over 90% of the revenue we received, verified by our Audited Financial Statement, goes to research and patient programs

LAEP’s mission is to work as a collaborative partner in high-poverty communities to foster great schools that support the personal and academic success of children and youth from birth through high school.Each year, we serve more than 1,400 educators and 60,000 students in high-poverty, multicultural communities across Los Angeles County.