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The Bethania Foundation, also known as Bethania Kids, is a Christian Mission that is bringing wholeness and hope to orphaned, abandoned, disabled and desperately poor children in India. Bethania Kids provides these children shelter, food, clothing, education, medical services and spiritual care through four residence homes, nine care centers and two rehabilitation centers. The message is simple: Jesus loves children and cares deeply for them regardless of the circumstances of their birth. Through His love, they will change their world.

Our Mission: Street Hope Foundation exists to offer hope, empower women, and change lives. Street Hope serves women trapped in extreme poverty, unhealthy relationships and trafficking including survival prostitution, in order to provide dignified opportunities to participants, so that their lives, families, and communities are transformed. Our Story: Street Hope was started out of an urgent request for help from a group of women trapped in extreme poverty and trafficking in Kenya. This group of women were desperate for hope and help and it began a journey to discover how to partner to provide dignified empowerment. It has evolved from business training/small business grants to a two-year program of mentorship, life skills, and vocational training to empower the participants to make sustainable life change for themselves and their families.

Beiteinu is a “Synagogue Without Walls”. Our mission is to bring religion to the places and spaces that people are. We also want to bridge the tensions between faiths by having an open and accepting environment where all feel accepted.

Our mission is centered around entrepreneurial, business and technology education. We are hell-bent on growing, supporting and engaging the immense power of coworkers, independent workers and small businesses to create long term, positive change in the community and empower individuals to succeed through the power of entrepreneurship.

Amate House, the young adult volunteer program of the Archdiocese of Chicago, fosters the transformation of its Volunteers by providing experiences of full time service to people in need, community living, and faith formation. Amate House develops future leaders for the church and world who are committed to building a more just and loving society.

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To promote, encourage, and provide resources for Wesleyan evangelism, inviting all people into life-transforming relationship with Jesus Christ

Two Fish exists to glorify God, help make disciples and spread the good news of Jesus Christ through four specific areas of focus: Members, attendees and staff of a local church in Grand Rapids, MI. Missionaries—primarily those sponsored by a local church body. Widows, orphans and others in need Business people

Interfaith Alliance celebrates religious freedom by championing individual rights, promoting policies that protect both religion and democracy, and uniting diverse voices to challenge extremism.

The Wiedmann Bible is the only existing visual narrative of the Bible depicting the Old and New Testament in 3,333 images. This unique piece of art is named after the Stuttgart-based artist Willy Wiedmann (1929-2013). For 16 years, he worked on the Leporello, which is more than 1 km long. Wiedmann did not have the opportunity to publish his work. Therefore, he buried his dream and the Bible in the attic of his gallery. Here his son, Martin Wiedmann, discovered it after his father’s death. Since 2015, the Wiedmann Bible is on its way to fulfill its mission: to share the Bible with everyone and to visually engage people with it, thus giving them a new way to access and understand it.

4KIDS is propelled by the vision of a home for every child. Whether a family is in crisis and at-risk of breaking down, siblings are coming into the foster care system, or a child needs to experience trauma-informed therapy–4KIDS is there, bringing hope, homes, and healing to children and families in crisis.

A faith-based organization, Solid Rock’s primary mission is to make an everlasting difference in the lives of teens by helping them meet the spiritual, economical, physical, and social needs of teens in the community by offering a safe, engaging environment during non-school hours. Maintaining “a teen’s worst enemy is too much time on their hands,” Solid Rock provides the music, arts, vocational programs and fellowship that challenge teens to discover their passion through music, dance, video and sound production, self-expression, and creativity.