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They support the education and enrichment of our multicultural public school in Seattle. Their nonprofit is focused on building equity for students in our underserved neighborhood through fundraising, community building and other projects important for our kids' school success.

The Castle partners with teachers in Putnam County, IN to invigorate the curriculum through arts-integration and project-based learning. Through collaborative partnerships, teaching artists and volunteer efforts, The Castle offers free learning experiences in partner schools and in conjunction with community organizations that aim to maximize the opportunity for creative problem-solving, to enhance the curriculum, to nurture self-expression, to honor varied learning styles, and to encourage essential 21st Century skills.

Partners for Better Futures (PBF) is a nonprofit organization helping improve the lives of poor people around the world, primarily focusing on children and education. PBF does this by partnering with local organizations that are deeply involved in their own communities, and participating in carefully evaluated projects and programs. There are three programs within PBF: Build a School in Burma (BSB), Build a School in India (BSI), and APC School - Philippines (APC). Prior to the PBF's founding these programs had each operated for several years through "fiscal sponsors." In 2018 these operations joined together in a shared purpose, to help produce better futures for under-served people around the world.

The mission of the Mt. Carmel HS Athletic Foundation (MCAF) is to fund athletic projects at Mt. Carmel High School (MCHS) in San Diego, California and to support MCHS athletics through MCAF and booster club fundraising efforts. MCAF is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. MCAF is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of parents and community leaders who serve without compensation. Membership is open to any interested adults. We encourage all sports to be represented. Any person wishing to be an associate member representing a sport, needs to be approved by the varsity coach of that sport, attend a MCAF meeting, request to be seated and then voted in by the present associates. To be a voting associate, you need to be seated.

Our Mission and Philosophy Alvarado is more than a school; it is a community. We are a school of languages, arts, cultures and social justice. Our mission is to reach and teach the heart and soul of the child through a fertile language experience, math, the arts and sciences. We believe community, equity and the transformative power of a challenging education help our students reach their potential. Alvarado offers a quality General Education as well as an award-winning Spanish Immersion program. A resident artist works curriculum into painting and clay projects created in our art room; a science instructor leads the children through experiments in our science lab. We also focus on the social and emotional growth of our students, celebrating our ethnic differences while sharing our Cougar pride. Academic Program Alvarado is a dual-immersion TK–5th grade school with 530+ students in four programs: General Education, Spanish Immersion, Special Education and Transitional Kindergarten. Our teachers follow the curriculum established by the San Francisco Unified School District. Our Spanish and English curriculums mirror each other and are based on Macmillan/McGraw Hill for social studies; Reading & Writing Workshop for language arts; Common Core and DreamBox for mathematics; and the Full Option Science System (FOSS). Our programs also provide daily instruction in English Language Development.