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The mission of the Carolina Lady Anglers is to raise funds for breast cancer, foster conservation, fellowship and good sportsmanship among its members and individuals; to promote education of marine resources among our members and the general public; to promote the family through the enjoyment of our marine resources; and to promote saltwater sports fishing of all kinds. We are a group who raises money for breast cancer patients. We are a non-profit, 501(c)3!

Foster amateur gymnastics competition at the local, state, regional, national and international levels for its student athlete members who demonstrate readiness to compete at the Junior Olympic and Xcel program levels governed by the USA Gymnastics and to raise funds associated with an annual competitive season that may otherwise limit participation for advancement within the sport; and Create opportunities bridging athletics, academics and community involvement to promote character development and volunteerism for charitable purposes that together will help lead our student athletes to the advancement of higher education and a lifelong desire to serve the public good through sports.

Newton Conservators Inc. promotes the protection and preservation of natural areas, including parks, park lands, playgrounds, forests and streams, which are open or may be converted to open spaces for the enjoyment and benefit of the people of Newton for scientific study, education, and recreation. It further aims to disseminate information about these and other environmental matters. A primary goal is to foster the acquisition of land and other facilities to be used for the encouragement of scientific, recreational, educational, literary and the other public pursuits that will promote good citizenship and the general welfare in the City of Newton. In order to accomplish these purposes, the Conservators solicit funds and other gifts as is appropriate to carry out its goals.

The mission of the Mt. Carmel HS Athletic Foundation (MCAF) is to fund athletic projects at Mt. Carmel High School (MCHS) in San Diego, California and to support MCHS athletics through MCAF and booster club fundraising efforts. MCAF is a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation. MCAF is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of parents and community leaders who serve without compensation. Membership is open to any interested adults. We encourage all sports to be represented. Any person wishing to be an associate member representing a sport, needs to be approved by the varsity coach of that sport, attend a MCAF meeting, request to be seated and then voted in by the present associates. To be a voting associate, you need to be seated.

Support for Wounded Warriors and physically challenged individuals: Through meaningful partnerships and special events, WSO raises awareness and funding to supply the necessary adaptive sports equipment, education, and training to help challenged athletes Get off the Sidelines and into the Game! In acknowledging the increasing number of amputees returning from the war overseas, WSO recognizes the importance of addressing and promoting the independence and rehabilitation of our wounded veterans... Our grand initiative is to develop the Watering Seeds Sports Rehabilitation Center, a world-class Paralympic training facility with athletic amenities and a rehabilitation clinic that will foster a community for wounded warriors and physically challenged individuals. With our architectural design already completed by www.fellowsink.com, we are currently researching areas throughout America for the best possible location (TBA). Modeled after the Lake Placid Olympic Village, the center will provide housing at no cost to financially challenged families while visiting their family members participating in the program. In addition to providing a location for education and training, the complex will also provide an opportunity to meet, interact, and associate with other challenged athletes from around the world. Whether at work or play, we have no bounds for our center, and spare no expense in the rehabilitation process.

-Our community-based Board is dedicated to raising sufficient funding for the purpose of developing football programs that will promote healthy growth and development in the youths in our area. -We believe that many youths are not able to participate in the existing programs offered to them either because of a lack of skills or lack of motivation. -We believe that the local area will benefit from the addition of an athletic program such as ours. Many “at-risk” youths don’t participate in school-sponsored programs and end up in trouble. -We have seen that a number of these “at-risk” youths gravitate to programs such as ours and become invested in and committed to positive and constructive objectives (with resulting improvement in school performance and home behavior, less conflict with the legal system). -We seek to educate students not only in the skills necessary to play football but also in important life skills such as responsibility, goal setting, sacrifice, sportsmanship, self-control, judgment, teamwork, leadership, and courage -We seek to assist students in pursuing a college education, using developed football skills as a way of financing these efforts through scholarships. -We seek to develop facilities and provide quality equipment for students of all ages to participate in football programs. Beginning with the development of our playing fields, we intend to create a viable high school / middle school tackle football program along with a viable elementary school flag football program. These programs will also require our taking on the task of training adults to provide coaching and officiating.