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Ticket to Dream is dedicated to creating hope and opportunity for the over 400,000 foster children across the nation, so they can just be kids. To us, hope starts with having shoes and clothing that fit, lifting their self-esteem. School supplies and access to computers so they have the tools they need to succeed in school. Getting to experience the joy of a gift under the tree, a trip to the zoo or joining a sports team. It’s ensuring they receive the life skills and job training, education support, and access to housing services upon aging-out that allows them to heal and grow to reach their full potential.

Ronald McDonald House Charities Northern California (RMHCNC) is dedicated to supporting programs that improve the lives of children and their families by supporting the Sacramento Ronald McDonald House and Camp Ronald McDonald at Eagle Lake.  The House provides temporary housing for seriously ill children and their families receiving treatment at one of five area hospitals.  Camp is a recreational site for disabled, critically ill and disadvantaged children. In an effort to give back to the community, RMHCNC also provides grants for area non-profit children's charities and scholarships for qualifying, graduating high school seniors.

Bay Area Outreach & Recreation Program (BORP) was founded in 1976 to to improve the health, independence and social integration of people with physical disabilities of all ages through sports, recreation and fitness programs.

PowerPlay advances the lives of girls through sports, helping them grow physically, emotionally and academically stronger. We create opportunities for girls of color ages 8 through 18 by partnering with schools and CBOs in NYC to conduct after-school and summer programs that emphasize social-emotional wellness and physical fitness and education. Through sports, we build girls' confidence and resilience and create safe spaces where girls learn from one another and from strong female role models who look like them.

Right To Play is a global organization that protects, educates and empowers 1.52 million children to rise above adversity using the power of play in 15 countries and 92 refugee camps. Our unique play-based approach to learning harnesses play, one of the most fundamental forces in a child’s life, to help children dismantle barriers and embrace opportunities.

The Partnership for After School Education (PASE) is a child-focused organization that promotes and supports quality afterschool programs, particularly those serving young people from underserved communities.

Imagine supports children and families coping with loss and fosters resiliency and emotional well-being for all those who grieve. We do this by providing education and free year-round peer grief support for children age 3-18 and young adults 18-30 who are coping with loss due to the death of a parent or sibling or who have a family member living with a life-altering physical illness. Concurrent support groups are available for parents and guardians in both programs. In the area of education and outreach, we provide on-site bereavement and crisis support and educational workshops and presentations for businesses, corporations, schools, and community agencies.

SquashBusters' mission is to challenge and nurture urban youth - as students, athletes and citizens - so that they recognize and fulfill their fullest potential in life.

GLORY, an environmentally-friendly vessel, has delighted adults and children alike with whisper-quiet and fume-free tours of the nooks and crannies of the Peconic Bay for over 10 years. GLORY takes visitors back to a bygone era with its classic lines and elegant mahogany and gold-plated trim as it glides along the bay.

Circus Remedy is committed to reaching out to ailing children both as a circus and with individual performers. Our goal is to reach out to children's hospitals, summer camps for children with illness, hospices, disaster shelters, orphanages and refugee camps.

Our Mission Development and Research Innovations (DRI) is a nonprofit organization that is dedicated to providing mental health services to people in need within our local Delaware communities and worldwide. We achieve this through creating innovative, research-driven mental health programs. We also partner with organizations with similar visions, missions, goals, and values to create such programs. Our chief partnership at the moment is our Partnership for Trauma Healing in Burundi, Africa.

Founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace in 1989, York Street Project's (YSP) mission is to weave together innovative programs that shelter, feed, educate and promote the healing and independence of persons in need, especially women and their children. York Street Project has an established record of providing quality services to nearly 500 homeless and low-income women and children each year. Using a comprehensive approach, we help our women heal from a life severely impacted by poverty, while also strengthening their life skills and independence as they transition to permanent housing.