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Providing Opportunities for Independence and Social Experience

POISE (Providing Opportunities for Independence and Social Experiences) is an organization dedicated to maximizing the human potential of children with social communication disorders – specifically those diagnosed with Asperger’s disorder or high functioning autism. These truly exceptional youngsters are creative, passionate and intelligent people whose inability to appropriately connect with their peers hinders their capacity to share their gifts and talents with the outside world and often leaves them feeling socially isolated and depressed. Summer camp communities help children feel valued and connected; they build self-esteem, facilitate lasting friendships and instill core values. Camps that specialize in children with high functioning autism spectrum disorders are uniquely positioned to cultivate the social and life skills these underserved children need to be truly successful and productive adults. POISE exists to provide scholarships to families who could not otherwise afford to give their children the magical – and critically life-changing – experience of summer camp.

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International Social Service, United States Of America Branch

Founded in 1924, International Social Service, USA is the U.S. member of a global child protection and social service network. We connect vulnerable children, adults, and families, separated by an international border, to the services and support they need.

Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area, Inc.

Lutheran Social Services of the National Capital Area (LSS/NCA) walks with our neighbors in need and mobilizes community partners to provide services that offer hope and rebuild lives.

ClereStory Educational Fund f/k/a Faith Leaders For Community Change

The ClereStory Education Fund (formerly Faith for Change) provides stipends and tuition support for students who are often passed over and ignored. These are students who come from poor communities and are often the first generation if students to attend college in their families. We also provide pathways to healing for survivors of emotional and physical trauma through workshops, seminars and direct family services.