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from the website: "Saint Basil Academy is a national not-for-profit philanthropic center for children and young adults in need. Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment where our children and young adults are nurtured to become healthy members of society with vision and hope."

Their mission is to ensure that every farm worker's children are provided with a quality education for a brighter future.

The Oaks Indian Mission, by God's grace, partnering with Christian communities and tribal nations, prepares Native children to lead and serve.

IMRC helps meet the growing needs for education, food, shelter and technology, enabling more children, students, widows, parents and families to move forward and succeed in an advancing society.

The mission of JAMPACT is to use the collective energy, professional acumen and resources of its members and volunteers to support and improve Early Childhood Education in Jamaica. The goal is to provide learning tools that meet the demands and inspire young children to get excited about their education at a very early stage. JAMPACT encourages diaspora engagement through volunteerism that satisfies the educational needs of children across Jamaica via our signature Annual School Supplies Drive.

SPREAD SECULAR SECONDARY EDUCATION AMONG POOR CHILDREN IN RURAL BANGLADESH,REDUCING DROPOUTS,IMPROVING QUALITY OF THEIR EDUCATION AND STRENGTHENING THEIR ACADEMIC AND EXTRA-ACADEMIC CAPABILITIES AND PERFORMANCES AS WELL AS THEIR COMPETENCES,AND IMPROVE RURAL SCHOOL

Julia's Grace Foundation® brings moments of happiness and support to children with cancer and their families. From giving special moments for a family to share, to providing items to make the long days in the clinic feel shorter, Julia's Grace® helps children with cancer and their families smile with our special “hugs". Julia's Grace Foundation® also grants monetary assistance, or graces, to families experiencing financial hardship due to the direct result of a child's cancer treatment and care. Julia's Grace® brings “happiness, hope, & hugs" to families affected by childhood cancer.

ISLearning unites students worldwide to allow them to learn about each other's cultures, beliefs, arts, music, environment, strengths, and struggles. Technology and the internet allows children from all over the world to communicate by sharing messages, pictures, and videos. The students meet face-to-face over video chat to develop stronger connections and break the boundaries of distance to foster global friendships. Beyond education, the sister schools create sponsorship programs to provide support for their friends through fundraising, service projects, and donations.

The Rachel Corrie Foundation for Peace and Justice continues the work that Rachel Corrie began and hoped to accomplish, and carries out that work with her vision, spirit, and creative energy in mind. We conduct and support programs that foster connections between people, that build understanding, respect, and appreciation for differences, and that promote cooperation within and between local and global communities. The foundation encourages and supports grassroots efforts in pursuit of human rights and social, economic, and environmental justice, which we view as pre-requisites for world peace.FOUNDATION GOALSEducation: We conduct and support projects that educate for peace and justice.Connections: We conduct and support projects that foster connections and understanding between peoples on global and local levels with initial and continuing emphasis in the Middle East.Art & the Written Word: We conduct and support projects that promote the use of art and the written word in fostering justice and peace.Grassroots Participation: We conduct and support projects that educate for, encourage, and facilitate active, individual grassroots participation in bringing to fruition a positive world vision.GUIDING PRINCIPLESIn its work the Foundation is guided by the following principles which reflect the vision, philosophy, spirit, and style of Rachel Corrie in whose memory it was founded:We believe that injustice must be challenged and that human rights and resistance to oppression “must be included in the way we define ourselves as a community."We believe that education for justice and peace is a basic skill that must be universally nurtured.While supporting the advancement of human rights and social, economic, and environmental justice for all, we will emphasize efforts to alleviate the burden on women and children, who too often suffer the most.We are committed to the principles and practice of non-violence and to their advancement as means of effecting change.We view art, the written word, and other forms of creative expression as valuable tools for building understanding, respect and appreciation for differences and cooperation between peoples. We value and seek creative, and even unconventional, approaches to problems.We agree with Rachel that it is important to make commitments to people and places. We will continue the commitment to Rafah that she initiated and intended to maintain.