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Nor Luyce provides teenage girls from orphanages and low income families with a one on one mentoring relationship presenting an opportunity to have a role model and to learn more from their mentors. Along with their mentoring relationship the girls have a chance to participate in different skill building trainings to make their career plans, be compatible with their peers and be able to live self-sufficiently.

THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE ACTIVITIES OF THE OREGON FALLEN BADGE FOUNDATION WILL INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: THE FOUNDATION WILL PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR THE PLANNING AND EXECUTION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL SERVICES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF OREGON TO ENSURE THAT FALLEN OFFICERS ARE GIVEN THE FULL HONORS TO WHICH THEY ARE ENTITLED, RESPONDING TO ANY OREGON LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY'S REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLANNING AND COORDINATING LAW ENFORCEMENT MEMORIAL SERVICES, MAINTAINING THE HIGHEST ORDER OF HONOR, TRADITION AND CEREMONY WITHIN THE GREATER LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY, PROVIDING THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF TRIBUTE AND HONOR TO FALLEN OFFICERS, ESTABLISHING PROTOCOL THAT FITS WITHIN ESTABLISHED MILITARY AND LAW ENFORCEMENT CEREMONIAL STANDARDS FOR MEMORIAL SERVICES, ANSWERING QUESTIONS ABOUT THE HISTORY OF HONOR GUARD UNITS AND THEIR ROLES IN POLICING, EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT TRADITIONS AND DECORUM OF LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS, AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THE SURVIVORS AND FAMILIES OF LAW E

Intermountain Healing Hearts began in 2007 when several families of children with congenital heart defects met at Primary Children's Medical Center and planned a summer BBQ. Recognizing the value of having support from other people going through similar experiences, these families began the process of creating a non-profit organization to benefit those touched by Congenital Heart Defects. 

The primary focus of Texoma Youth Camp is summer camp. Teens from all over North Texas attend week-long camps sponsored by churches and non-profit organizations. Texoma Youth Camp is fortunate to have several organizations that have been consistent partners over the years. These partner organizations plan and facilitate the summer camp sessions, with the help of TYC.

The mission of 5 Star Youth Alliance is to promote academic, social, and leadership development within our youth. The goal of 5 Star Youth Alliance, Inc is to equip them with the necessary tools to break the chains of poverty, drugs, violence, and social under-achievement. We plan to achieve our goal by providing events, programs, projects, mentoring, and other activities which will positively impact their lives.

The Momoko Ito Foundation was founded in 1996 with the charter to foster Japan/US relations through the medium of new information technology. We received our nonprofit status in 1997, and are in the planning stages for the initial activities for our foundation. The focus of our work is on promoting cultural exchange between Japan and the US through the Internet and through periodic conferences on cross cultural topics in technology and culture.

Personal passion and a start-up charity setting up a children's hospital in Africa. The Well Being of Our Future Matters! It is a non-profit making charity - all monies are going towards this project to help establish this children's' hospital and provide care to the local indigents. Our plan is to Kick off and deliver a '2018 Children's Wellness Event' where we will provide yearly health checks to orphanages and school children in the vicinity of the planned hospital. At the Yearly event we aim to provide the following: Children specialist care for 'cleft lip and palate' General wellness routine check for all attending children All children's details will be stored in a secured 'Medical Record System' design with identification features like bio-metrics and current photos 'Your Health is in Your Hands' training sessions. This includes: o First Aid and CPR training for parents and orphanage care workers o Nutrition talks and materials

The Alliance is responsible for planning and coordinating homeless services and housing options for all of Cook County outside of Chicago.  Established in 1997 as the Task Force on Homelessness, the group changed its name to the Alliance to End Homelessness in Suburban Cook County, formally incorporated in 2004 and secured nonprofit status in 2005. The Alliance leads a diverse network of partners working together to develop, fund, and implement solutions to end homelessness.

Care Association plans, develops, and implements innovative strategies to alleviate economic burdens on lower- and middle-income households. We serve households in the United States that pay more than 30% of their gross income on housing or are transient because of lack of affordable housing. Our projects include but are not limited to real property development, assistance for emotional resolution of blocks to achieving economic wellness, and web application development.

Shraddha Saburi Samidha is a non-profit corporation organized and operated exclusively for religious activities, charitable and educational purposes. Specifically, we plan to build church/temple facility and provide religious activities such as Worship services, Prayer meetings, Hindu Vedic philosophy classes for youths, conduct Marriages, various religious ritual services for the new born child, Fasting and Prayer time, and ritual services for the deceased

Child Health Foundation was established in 1985 to prevent and treat life-threatening communicable diseases of infants and children in the United States and abroad. We plan and support research to develop new health care technologies for children and disseminate the results through our network worldwide. We have been instrumental in supporting grassroots innovation and education for communities and health professionals so that they are prepared to intervene in saving children's lives.

KERF- Katherine and Everett Robinson Foundation promote positive youth development, encourage healthy living and plan quality experiences with under-served families in the Houston-area and across the United States. The registered 501(c)(3) organization aims to:  Support survivors of life-altering experiences Provide young children with opportunities of growth outside of their own community. Educate families in low-income communities about the importance of healthy living.