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Transforming the lives of orphans and destitute in Kenya, with care & schooling, nurturing their integrity & responsibility so that they lead prosperous lives.

The Lake Drive Foundation’s mission is to help families of hearing impaired babies during the most critical years of brain development—birth to age 3—regardless of their financial status. The Lake Drive Foundation, comprised of a volunteer board of trustees including business and community leaders, educators and pediatric hearing loss professionals, raises money exclusively for the Sound Start Babies™ Program, an early intervention program for babies with hearing loss.

Hutton Settlement nurtures, educates and prepares children in need of a safe and healthy home.

Robert F. Kennedy Children’s Action Corps and the Doctor Franklin Perkins School merged to form RFK Community Alliance! While it won’t change the programs we run, the people we serve, or the people that make up our teams, we’re happy to be under one name. In joining forces, we can draw on the deep expertise and strong legacies of both organizations – growing together to help more people We provide high-quality care and support to people and families facing complicated challenges. As a multi-service agency, we offer a wide range of programs serving a variety of needs across all ages from infants to seniors.Our mission is to promote meaningful and sustained well-being for children, youth, and adults facing educational, developmental, mental health, and other challenges.

We are passionately dedicated to creating programs that improve the quality of life for families living with Parkinson's. There are many complimentary services and alternative therapies that can be game changers for both the individual with PD and their caregiver(s). The key is being able to access these services…. and that's where we come in. With greater access today, lives will be changed forever.

The Kurt+Peter Foundation raises funds for research for a treatment and cure for limb-girdle muscular dystrophy, type 2c or "LGMD2C."

Yesterday’s Children, Inc. is a nonprofit organization established in 1983 and has been supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities for over 30 years. Their organization believes that all individuals through self-determination can achieve a quality of life consistent with the community in which they live, offering supports that are flexible and recognizing people’s changes throughout their life.