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To provide clothes, food, and shelter assistance; along with uplifted spirits, to underprivileged children in the United States and abroad, regardless of race, color, religion or creed.

Their mission is to support combat wounded U.S. military service members by offering programs that facilitate a successful transition back to civilian life.

The WhatMighty Hero Homes exist to eradicate veteran homelessness by providing affordable, permanent homes to all homeless veterans in safe environments with a full array of on-Base amenities and wraparound services. Homeless to Home Ownership is the objective for each Base resident. The WhyBecause They Deserve Better. These four words drive all that we do. While not easy, the “what” part of our mission is simple. The “why” part is harder to delineate but to us, exponentially more important. When ordinary people exercise obsessive obedience in pursuit of their purpose, the unattainable becomes reality. The Mighty Hero Homes family seeks to glorify God, by using the gifts and talents He’s provided to accomplish the mission of ending veteran homelessness in the United States.

The mission of the Neighborhood Development Foundation is to educate and assist low and moderate-income families to build asset through homeownership.

THE ORLANDO UNION RESCUE MISSION FOUNDATION, INC. WAS FORMED FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF RECEIVING, MANAGING, AND INVESTING FUNDS SOLELY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORLANDO UNION RESCUE MISSION, INC. (A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION). IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE POLICY ESTABLISHED BY THE ORLANDO UNION RESCUE MISSION, INC., LARGE GIFTS AND BEQUESTS ARE TRANSFERRED TO THE FOUNDATION. THE FOUNDATION IS REQUIRED TO PERIODICALLY DISBURSE THE INCOME AND THE PRINCIPAL TO OR FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORLANDO UNION RESCUE MISSION, INC. EXCEPT FOR CAPITAL CAMPAIGN PROJECTS, THE FOUNDATION MAY NOT DISTRIBUTE PRINCIPAL IN EXCESS OF ONE-TENTH OF THE TOTAL PRINCIPAL EACH YEAR. THE ORLANDO UNION RESCUE MISSION, INC. HAS A SIGNIFICANT VOICE IN THE DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS IN THAT THEY MAY REQUEST IN WRITING ON A QUARTERLY BASIS AS TO THE AMOUNT OF THE FUNDS THAT THEY NEED. THE SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION APPROVES ALL BYLAWS AND ANY CHANGES TO THEM. THE DISTRIBUTION REQUIREMENTS ARE STATED IN THE BYLAWS.

The James H. Cole Legacy Foundation seeks to provide opportunities for economic empowerment, assist underserved schools and children in need, and support everyday people who serve to make Detroit a great place to live. To do this, we establish relationships to support non-profit organizations, small businesses, and individuals in need within our community.

New Cassel Retirement Center is a caring residential community committed to providing an array of quality services. We celebrate the innate dignity and enhance the total wellness of the aging person. Our values include: Respect, Compassion, Responsiveness and Hospitality. Sponsored by the School Sisters of St. Francis, New Cassel continues the healing ministry of Jesus.

Provide comprehensive family-centered services to individuals, families, and children affected by HIV/AIDS and other social and health-related barriers.

CEDARS helps children and youth achieve safety, stability and enduring family relationships. CEDARS founding and enduring priority is safety for children and youth who have experienced or are vulnerable to, abuse, neglect and/or homelessness.

Because building opportunities for people with disabilities strengthens the entire community, it is our vision to provide a place to live, work and play for everyone. We are committed to the idea that everyone has gifts that can impact others. It is our challenge to build venues and create opportunities for cooperative growth through the use of these gifts. Through FAITH we strive to cultivate: - Diversity: To draw ideas from each person’s unique perspective and use them as a catalyst for empowerment. - Personal Choice: To recognize the variety of individual needs and goals and support them when possible. - Awareness: We strive to be mindful of the diverse needs of others. People are challenged daily by things we take for granted. - Service: We are here to fulfill unmet needs wherever possible. We are at our best when we give.

We want people to live! Our goal is to help re-introduce over 500,000 families back into society by 2023. We want to make a big impact on homelessness and helplessness.We want families to be productive financially, physically and mentally. Once we give our client a second chance, we then offer them services to help them maintain a stable place and a standard of living

JTD is premised on the belief that substantive and supportive curriculum-based programs can be a powerful catalyst for homeless and victimized teens to be positively motivated to pursue education and healthy living goals. As the numbers of homeless and victimized teens grow, JTD is aggressively stretching to reach more teens each year through community outreach, school programs, prevention, education, teen residential shelter, and supportive service initiatives