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The Outside Foundation has a mission to get kids outside and to preserve and protect our local environment.

Founded in 2009, the DeLoren Foundation's mission is to promote and support the growth and development of at risk youth ages 17-24 without high school credentials through exposure, education, access to resources and community programming. DeLoren Foundation administered the Alternative Education League (AEL) a membership Basketball Team League operating in Washington DC, Baltimore and Ohio.

The AFAR foundation’s mission is to promote cross-cultural exchange by sponsoring international travel and study for students who cannot otherwise afford to experience another part of the world.

The mission of the K.W.O.E. Foundation is to initiate change in underserved communities by leading the path for today's youth by promoting ownership of their actions, reject violence, and make wise life decisions

Snowdrop Foundation provides scholarships for college bound pediatric cancer patients and childhood cancer survivors while raising awareness and funding for continued research to cure childhood cancer.

The MIELKE Foundation was formed in 2017 with the purpose of providing financial support and programs for children in the foster care system, and to offer support for MIELKE employees and family members, as well as those of our partners, vendors and clients, who may be experiencing hardships based on health or other difficult life circumstances.The MIELKE Foundation is a 501c3 charitable entity funded through a portion of our annual profits. The foundation holds an annual charity fishing tournament to benefit local charities who help the more than 6000 foster children in the Tampa Bay area. In addition, our supporters and volunteers take these children on fishing trips throughout the year so they can experience the great outdoors while fishing and learn independence, teamwork and self-confidence.

The TM23 Foundation’s mission is to develop and support initiatives that teach children and young adults the Heart of Life, and inspire them to play, pursue their dreams, be themselves and have a positive impact on their community.

The AZAR Foundation, Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) organization whose mission is to meet the needs of homeless children and at-risk youth by focusing on hunger relief, educational excellence, health, community service, missions, and economic empowerment.

The Boedy Foundation is a 501C3 non-profit organization that strictly thrives on giving back to the community as well as families in need. While we have many avenues that are used to reach the community, Gifts of Direction has been the most effective branch. Gifts of direction is a Christian entertainment group up under the Boedy Foundation. What we do is organize quarterly events with poets, singers, and dancers to raise money for a family in need. The families honored at these events receive 100% of the ticket sales at the end of the event. These shows are sponsored and paid for by the group members of Gifts of Direction.

SHRED Foundation works to introduce the youth in local rural and urban areas to snowboarding, and to open their eyes to the opportunities and growth it provides. By harnessing the unifying power of snow/skate culture, SHRED works to inspire youth to follow an alternative path and to engage their drive and creativity to follow it.

The Blueprint Foundation aims to eliminate the opportunity gap for black youth within the Portland metropolitan area. This is accomplished by engaging youth in culturally specific experiences that introduce them to, and prepare them for, family sustaining careers in disciplines where black-identified individuals are currently underrepresented.

Members of the 3M Championship (formerly the Burnet Senior Classic), the Minnesota Golf Association and the Minnesota Section of the PGA founded the Fairway Foundation in 1993. It was recognized that there was an opportunity to bring golf to urban youth to meet a continuing need for positive youth development experiences. Today, the Fairway Foundation is an innovative community outreach program using the game of golf to make a positive difference in young people?s lives. Golf is the ?hook? to make learning fun. While successfully bringing awareness and education to the inner-city community, the Fairway Foundation?s instructional programs strive to meet the needs of all levels of junior golfers from basic instruction on through to the Careers on Course component. Emphasis is placed on integrity, honesty, respect, self-discipline, accountability, self-esteem, and conflict resolution. Participants learn that the rules of the game and life are built on these principles, such as calling penalties on one?s self. Learned through the game of golf, these values will benefit young people on a daily basis throughout their lives. Our motto is: ?Keep Kids on Course?