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GENERATION HER IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION OPERATING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, THAT SEEKS TO EMPOWER TEENAGE MOTHERS, AGES 13-23, AND THEIR CHILDREN BY CONNECTING THEM TO A SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY OF OTHER TEEN MOTHERS AND ADULT MENTORS, EQUIPPING THEM WITH DESIRED LIFE SKILLS, AND, ULTIMATELY, IMPACTING THEIR FUTURE IN A POSITIVE WAY.

The mission of AZCEND formerly Chandler Christian Community Center is to change lives by nourishing minds and bodies to create a connected, thriving community. They strengthen families and communities through food boxes; senior nutrition; rent and utility assistance; parenting, health and literacy classes; homeless services; and other comprehensive programs and resources.

Senior Ride Nashville strives to improve quality of life for older adults in Davidson County by providing guidance on mobility options along with courteous and safe door-through-door volunteer transportation to those eligible for service, enabling them to maintain their independence and dignity, obtain essential services and stay connected to the community.

This Corporation is organized and is to be operated exclusively for educational, social and benevolent purposes, including the making of distribution to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations that qualify as exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS code of 1954, as amended. The Corporation shall engage in and conduct the business of proving care services for special needs population without discrimination against any individual on the basis of race, color, sex, religious affiliation or national or ethnic origin or handicap, to encourage and promote social skills in young adults.

To meet the needs of our community at Christmastime and throughout the year by supporting families during times of hardship while inspiring the values of kindness, compassion, philanthropy and volunteerism. The Susan Phippen House, home of Scituate Community Christmas, serves as an anchor by providing a warm, welcoming space for outreach and giving while connecting people with charitable organizations to promote the common good.

Treehouse's mission is to promote public investment in our most vulnerable children. We inspire, implement and support innovative child welfare practices that ensure that children who experience foster care find lifelong family relationships and supportive community connections that enable them to live fulfilling and productive lives. Our vision is "Every child rooted in family and community."

Our mission is to provide access to education in rural communities and empower the people of these communities and our students to overcome the cycle of poverty. Lan Vwa, which means "The Voice", is working to give back what poverty steals - a person's voice. By connecting students of all ages with the proper tools and encouraging them to take ownership of their future, we believe the cycle of poverty can be stopped one village at a time. Our organization's mission statement is to connect areas in need with the proper tools required to improve the quality of education being used to teach students, prepare them for higher education, offer continual learning support for educators in these countries, supply access to valuable learning resources directly to each student, create a sustainable resource that will continue to grow indigenously as part of each individual community after we have left, and to help equip them with the necessary tools to achieve their full potential in life while giving back to their community.

Promise House moves abused, abandoned and neglected youth toward safety and success. The agency is one of the ONLY organizations in Dallas County designed to accommodate homeless and runaway young people between the ages of 0 and 24. We provide crisis intervention, transitional housing, pregnant and parenting teen support, counseling, street outreach and education services. By connecting at-risk youth with the resources and encouragement they need to become healthy, self-sufficient adults, we work to prevent chronic homelessness in North Texas.

Holton's Heroes serves the community at large by connecting children who have suffered a life-threatening, post-birth brain injury with therapeutic tools and devices, enriching activities, educational information and resources for them and their loved ones. Holton's Heroes helps children and their families get the tools they need to improve their overall physical and emotional development in addition to their quality of life. Holton's Heroes strives to be a constant reminder to families dealing with a brain injury that they are not alone in this fight. It is this premise that drives our mission.

MWPCCC is a community-based, non-profit organization whose mission is to create, manage, and sustain developmentally appropriate, high quality, available, culturally-sensitive pre-school, childcare, and family support services. We support families with young children and infants. We prepare children for kindergarten and a lifetime of learning by offering them an emergent curriculum, nurturing staff, and a commitment to children's social well-being in an environment that respects and celebrates diversity. Our target population is an economically and ethnically diverse group of children. We are committed to serving as many low-income/subsidized children as possible, and in fact, often we have absorbed those costs in order to make sure that that we do not turn families for lack of funds.

Immerse transforms youth from crisis into “overcomers” through direct youth programs combined with support for families who foster or adopt. These youth include those who have aged out of foster care, victims of trafficking, runaways, and homeless youth. Your support helps youth deal with past trauma so they can thrive in a family and on their own as an adult. Core supports for youth include coaching, mentoring, connection to trauma-informed therapy, a drop-in center, supportive housing, relationship building events, and life skill training. Core supports for families include training events, retreats and counseling.

Tabor Children’s Services (Tabor) is a nonprofit community-based child welfare organization that secures supports, resources and permanent connections for children and youth within their own community and culture so they can overcome life’s challenges and reach their full potential. Tabor is a true “family of services” as it provides a comprehensive range of programs that ensure children, youth and families are safe and secure in their homes and in their communities. Providing services to approximately 900 children and families annually throughout Bucks County, Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley, Tabor is one of the few agencies with dedicated programs for both children who have endured abuse and neglect and young adults who are “aging out” of the child welfare system.