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The Nora Project's mission is to teach empathy by sparking friendships between students and their peers with disabilities. To achieve our mission, we focus on three, fundamental goals; Teaching students to see the world through another's eyes, creating opportunities for social inclusion of children with complex medical needs and disabilities, building communities of support and kindness.

The purpose of the Spiritus Project is to provide various forms of direct, need-based financial assistance to adult cystic fibrosis patients in an effort to reduce stress and provide an improved quality of life. The initial focus of the Spiritus Project is to assist North Carolina-based cystic fibrosis patients. Through Q3, 2020, your support has allowed us to touch patient lives over 1,500 times in five years through financial assistance and/or hospital admission and refill bags. This means that roughly every day since we started, we have impacted a patient’s life in some meaningful way. Some impacts were large, some were small, but all helped us to achieve Jessica Link’s vision to improve the lives of adult cystic fibrosis patients.

At Project Fleri, we believe that education is the most powerful tool in creating long-term change in someone’s life & community. We work with families in Vivi Michelle to break the cycle of poverty through quality education. By working with Haitian locals, social workers & educators we provide children with the support they need to flourish in their lives.

The mission of Dannon Project is to insure maximum utilization of resources available from private charitable sources and from local, state and federal governments to assist in the development of healthy communities and lifestyles, thereby, preventing violence and other at-risk behaviors that lead to unemployment, disease, incarceration and re-incarceration, premature death and generational cycles of poverty and economic exclusion.

Ribe is an Acholi word meaning "unity".The Ribe Project strives to inspire, educate and empower women in northern Uganda by focusing on community unity and development. Our goal is to provide vocational education and fair wage employment, primarily to young mothers, allowing them to reach their untapped potential and incite economic growth by becoming the next entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders of Uganda.

Shanti Project exists to enhance the health, quality of life and well-being of people with terminal, life-threatening or disabling illnesses or conditions. Through a continuum of services, including in-home and onsite patient and care navigation, emotional and practical support and preserving the human-animal bond, Shanti strives to achieve the highest medical and quality of life outcomes for San Francisco’s most vulnerable.

The GO Project shapes the futures of low-income New York City public school children by providing critical academic, social and emotional support starting in the early elementary years. GO provides year-round educational and family support services to children who are performing below grade level and equips them with the confidence and skills needed to succeed at school, at home and in life.

MaxLove Project is a Santa Ana, California based nonprofit organization with a mission to increase the quality of life and reduce health risks for all children surviving cancer, both in treatment and beyond. We empower families fighting childhood cancers and related life-threatening conditions with quality of life care, fierce foods, whole-body wellness resources, education and research. We believe that true health starts when families are empowered to be active partners in their child’s healing. At MaxLove Project, we invest in hope. Today, nearly 80% of all children diagnosed with some cancers survive beyond 5 years. While this is great news for many, the fight for most is never over. Researchers now know that the treatments that save lives also increase later risks for serious, life-threatening illnesses. These health risks are lifelong, increase with age, and can result in early death. This is why we’re kickstarting our own wellness revolution, one specifically for kids and families fighting cancer and the lifelong effects of cancer treatment. MaxLove Project’s mission is to empower families fighting childhood cancers and related life-threatening conditions with quality of life care, fierce foods, whole-body wellness resources, education and research. We believe that true health starts when families are empowered to be active partners in their child’s healing.

Shanthi Project is a 501(c)(3) education nonprofit providing evidence-based mindfulness services to more than 4,000 children and adults annually across the Greater Lehigh Valley and New Jersey. Committed for more than a decade to education and advocacy, we are an established agency in the Trauma-Informed Education Movement, and the local authority on building resilience in an increasingly complex 21st-century world. ​

The Heartworm Project is a volunteer, 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation that provides medical care for shelter animals in need. Founded in 2004, the original purpose was to treat heartworm positive dogs at local shelters who were scheduled to be euthanized because of their illness. Since inception, we have expanded to include dogs and cats of all ages who need medical intervention that shelters are not capable of providing.

Project InnerSpace is a 501(c)3 non-profit focused on expanding the use of geothermal energy globally. InnerSpace aims to make the production of clean, always on geothermal energy possible anywhere in the world by 2030. We combine the voices of visionaries, entrepreneurs, and disruptors with the breakthrough expertise of geologists, drilling experts, and well engineers to build a future where geothermal will enable the world to meet its climate and energy goals.

Welcome to the podcast "If You Knew Me". This podcast is an initiative of The Totem Project (TTP). The Totem Project is a non-profit media initiative working to document and share stories about change, renewal and the collective good. TTP will pursue its mission by creating podcasts, documentaries and feature length films that capture the educational values in storytelling - centered around stories of transformation of individuals who come to appreciate the central purpose of their life and the impact that their transformation has on them and those around them. If You Knew Me is a multi-media initiative that investigates and values women's inner lives. We're on a mission to improve wellbeing through story. On our weekly podcast, we share first-person, true stories from women around the world. In each episode, one woman tells a powerful story about something she has rarely or never shared, even with her closest friends. It's something she has hidden away, secretly lived through, or amazingly triumphed over. Each story is true and every woman tells its in her own voice. Guests can share their real name or remain anonymous. Our other upcoming projects include an accompanying, large-format photography book and documentary films. It's incredibly helpful to have a stable source of funding. We want "If You Knew Me" to be a lifelong body of work. A big part of that is being supported by people who care about it most. If that’s you, we are so grateful for your support.