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Our Christian mission organization serves in various barrios of Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Our mission is to bring hope for a brighter and stronger future of Honduras by promoting the spiritual, educational and physical well-being of disadvantaged children, young people and their families. We believe that a faith based, well educated person will make Honduras a stronger and more independent country where people will want to live and work and prosper. We do this by living, sharing and teaching the gospel. We host short-term construction teams that improve and refurbish public schools. Each school receives a complete kitchen, supplies and instruction on feeding the children. We have established a program called "One Child Sponsorship" which pays tuition and provides uniforms and supplies for the school year for children from kindergarten all the way through college. We also host medical teams that provide basic services to all who come to the clinics. We have established youth groups for young boys and girls at various schools that provides leadership, Christian education and a variety of activities. We also have ministry in area prisons.

The mission of Minaret Academy is to provide a unique and exemplary education in an Islamic environment. We instill a love of Islam and learning through a balanced and a comprehensive curriculum that aims to educate the whole child. We strive to inspire our students to become responsible, honest, learned and respectful future leaders. Here at Minaret Academy, we take a holistic approach to teaching; we nurture the academic, social, intellectual and religious development of each student. Excelling in instructing preschool ages up to grade eight, our students leave our school equipped with the emotional, academic, and spiritual foundation necessary for navigating the challenging years of university and beyond. We're very honored to announce that Minaret Academy is a WASC Accredited Private School. In addition to accomplishing our goal of receiving our accreditation, we also have a made a vow to implement the latest technology into our curriculum. Minaret Academy students develop a high technological acuity and benefit from an emphasis on STEM programs (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math). We are also focusing on the new California Common Core State Standards, which emphasize college and career readiness, along with critical thinking and reasoning skills.

The Hitting Zone Baseball Bible’s mission is to obey the great commission as stated in the Holy Bible in Mathew 28:19 “Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit”. The Hitting Zone Baseball Bible (HZBB), the company intends, during 2016, to raise donations from organizations and individuals who believe in providing "FREE" copies of the bible to young baseball players to foster development of their character with the possibility of leading young players to Christ. This is the company’s mission. It is HZBB’s intention to continue to expand donation levels and to reach more youth through the provision of copies of the Baseball Bible. HZBB will publish the BASEBALL BIBLE in English and Spanish to support both Christian and non-Christian organizations that conduct baseball camps, baseball mission trips or are high schools and colleges who believe top-quality professional baseball player development is not merely development of physical skills. HZBB intends to provide baseball coaches, pastors, and mission staffs with BASEBALL BIBLES to aid in the development of the character, morals, and integrity of players. We believe that the Baseball Bible is a unique and compelling way to reach youth with the Gospel and connect them with the church and Christianity today. The combination of favorite scripture verses and baseball tips from professional and collegiate players and coaches along with the New Testament is a great way to connect them with Christ.

The Summit is a community of men and women who follow Jesus Christ and live out his mission to the city of Denver and the world. At the core of this vision are a few important beliefs: GOSPEL: Jesus is active today and is transforming lives by His Spirit—a reality made possible because He lived the sinless life we couldn't live, died the sacrificial death that we deserved, and resurrected from the grave to reign forever! Now, by the power of His Spirit, we boldly proclaim the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus and the hope that this Good News offers to the city. COMMUNITY: The gospel does not just free individuals from the tyranny of sin and evil, it also restores us to right relationship with God and others. Thus, life isn’t meant to be lived alone – we need friends and family to partner with us on this journey. God desires that those who follow Jesus live in community rather than isolation in order to grow with one another and be changed by His gospel in radical ways. This community is called the Church. MISSION: Since the beginning of Creation, God has been on a mission to make himself known to humanity. Though this was ruined by sin, through Jesus, we are restored and empowered to take part in God's mission of reconciliation and salvation to the world. Therefore, we exist not for ourselves but rather for the joy and good of the people around us. In sum, we are serious about following Jesus by the power of his Spirit. We want to understand his gospel with excellence, and as a result, live well in community and on mission to the city of Denver.

It has always been our passion, vision, and desire to assist young people by enabling them to remain focused in life, by having an opportunity to be successful and productive, and by developing their spiritual maturity in Christ. In the past, we have done this one child at a time. We have assisted children with finances, counseling, coaching, and education. We have even taken children into our home to live to assist in raising them during their parents’ trials and challenges in life. We have raised $397,164 towards the $1,500,000 target. Statistics show, and our experiences have confirmed, that there is a growing need for a safe haven for an increasing number of our teens who, unfortunately, live in an environment that is not conducive to achieving their goals. These teens are not troubled youth, but are the children of troubled or absent parents, who may be struggling with their own problems or who are not in a position to take care of them. In response to this growing need, and our personal desire to see children achieve in life, it is our desire to build and/or purchase ‘a home’ to house, nurture, and provide direction and spiritual guidance to teens until they are able to graduate from high school and, prayerfully, attend college, enroll in the military, or otherwise embark on a path to a bright future. Thus, the Elder’s House has been birthed. The Elder’s House will be able to provide the safe and nurturing environment these teens need during the important stages of their lives. The Elder’s House is currently designed to house up to twenty-two teens, occupying two separate and secure wings. The two separate wings allow for both young ladies and young men to stay there. There is a separate ‘house parents’ apartment for twenty-four hour adult supervision, as well as office space for other adult supervision in the areas of food service, maintenance, counseling, and office management.

The Islamic Association of Raleigh (IAR) is an Islamic center serving as a masjid, school, and a gathering place for the Muslim community in the Triangle region of North Carolina. The Islamic Center consists of two buildings providing a main musullah (prayer hall) and a private Sisters' musallah, education facilities, multipurpose hall and gym, library, Sisters' areas, children's play areas, and Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe. Three shifts of Jummah (Friday) prayers are held in order to make it easy for everybody to attend the Friday prayers and the late timings of the third shift of Friday prayers are targeted specially for Muslim students to attend prayers after regular school hours. Eid prayers are usually held at NC State Fairgrounds to accommodate large gatherings of the community. Three major educational services are offered: Al-Furqan Sunday School for Muslim children, Al-Iman a full time Islamic school compliant with North Carolina education standards, and An Noor Quran Academy a full time school for Qur'an memorization and learning. There are many regular youth activities and daily & weekly classes for adults. Social services include zakaat and sadaqa (alms and charity) distribution and refugee assistance. IAR offers Hajj group services managed by a qualified Hajj leader every year. IAR also offers washing, funeral, and burial services in a private Muslim cemetery in Zebulon. Community events include annual picnics and the Health Fair, which offers various free medical services and information and is open to the public. Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe is open for lunch and dinner and also offers catering services. The Islamic Association of Raleigh is blessed with the knowledge and guidance of Imam Mohamed AbuTaleb, as well as the services of countless volunteers, the Board of Directors, the Shura, and the Executive Committee.

We are a faith based non-profit 501-(c)3 ministry of FARRR Foundation, and a Trauma Informed Care organization serving communities since 2008. Our mission is to show the Love of Christ to others by serving in practical ways, and provide a dignified environment for spiritual growth. We aim to educate our communities about the impact of trauma on clients, coworkers, friends, family, and even ourselves. Understanding the impact of trauma is an important first step in becoming a compassionate and supportive community. We currently provide a range of wrap around supportive services; such as: * Open daily as a Day Shelter w/ a Clothing Closet * Coffee Bar with light snacks and water * Daily Devotions & Christian Nurture * Hot Buffet Lunch * Bi-weekly Food Pantry and haircuts are provided for free from a professional cosmetologist. * Bikes for Individuals w/ Transportation Needs * Prison Ministry * Facilitating Resources for Ex-Offenders * Workforce Development ALSO.... * FREEDOM CELEBRATION: The 2nd Tuesday at 7:00pm, dinner is provided for individuals and/or family members that have been affected by incarceration. * LIGHT CHANGE TOKENS: A cooperative effort of Warm Streets and Church of the Good Shepherd designed to meet some of the basic needs of the most vulnerable among us (i.e. homeless and nearly homeless). Compassionate donors sponsor tokens that can be spent as spare change at local businesses and restaurants. * THE REDEMPTION GROUP: Every Wednesday at 6:30pm, faith-based support group for individuals with hurts, habits, hang-ups and addictions. *50 SHADES OF RED, EVERY WOMAN HAS A STORY: Women’s ministry that encourages, empowers, and embraces women in healing and restoration. * LIGHTHOUSE COMMUNITY FELLOWSHIP: Sundays from 10:00 am – 12:30pm, we gather like the early church for worship, fellowship, sharing testimonies along with learning from the Word of God. Lunch is served after fellowship. * LIGHTHOUSE KIDS: Cooperative Kids Ministry with other churches and non-profits that host planned events throughout the week for students, ages 5 – 15 encompassing a Christ-centered curriculum. * ABIGAIL HOUSE: Anti-Human Trafficking Ministry of The Lighthouse, Abigail House is the only transitional housing facility for women in rescue in the region. It serves women that have been victims of sex trafficking.

Providing free devotional material to prison chaplains

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TRAINING OF FUTURE CHRISTIAN LEADERS, SUPPORT TO CHURCHES, AND SUPPORT TO MISSIONARIES.

Extended Grace is a nonprofit, grassroots movement to create a stigma free community.

THE GREEN ACRES BAPTIST CHURCH FOUNDATION EXISTS TO PROVIDE LONG-TERM SUPPORT FOR THE PRESENT MISSION AND FUTURE MINISTRIES OF GREEN ACRES BAPTIST CHURCH.

Jews in ALL Hues (JIAH) is an education and advocacy organization that supports Jews of Color and multi-heritage Jews. Our goal is to build a future for the Jewish people where intersectional diversity and dignity are normative.