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The mission of Project Ropa is to help restore dignity and rekindle optimism by bringing clean clothing and access to other hygiene services directly to our homeless neighbors through impactful local partnerships.

Project Purple is an impact-driven organization with a vision of a world without pancreatic cancer. Our mission is to find a cure for pancreatic cancer and improve the lives of patients through support, hope, and compassion.

THE PURPOSE OF THE BLOSSOMY PROJECT IS TO SERVE SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND THOSE VULNERABLE TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO HEALING AND EMPOWERMENT THROUGH CREATIVE PROGRAMMING FOR SELF EXPRESSION AND AUTONOMY.

Project 541 is a nonprofit organization committed to supporting and empowering women and children of La Moskitia, Honduras. Our goal is to give children and women the skills needed to create a sustainable future for their family and their community.

FROM THE MOMENT OF DIAGNOSIS THROUGH END OF LIFE, PROJECT PINK'D, INC. PROVIDES TOOLS, RESOURCES, AND A STRONG NETWORK TO STRENGTHEN AND RENEW THE MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT OF BREAST CANCER SURVIVORS IN NEBRASKA AND WESTERN IOWA.

The Crayon Project’s mission is to reinforce that hatred is not inherited; it is something that is learned. It’s time that we as a society reinforce with children that it doesn’t matter what skin color you are; you are a human being and worthy of respect and dignity.

Project HOPE seeks, through African partnerships, to develop effective long-term solutions that strengthen a communities ability to care for widows and orphans. We value sustainability and accountability and endeavour to care for the whole person.

Since 1993 the Ingenuity Project has worked in collaboration with the Baltimore City Public School System to provide Baltimore’s brightest middle school students with a free, highly accelerated, and challenging mathematics and science curriculum.

Project Safeguard empowers and partners with people who have experienced gender-based violence, helping them to navigate a course of survivor-driven justice through expert, trauma-informed legal advocacy and representation.

The mission of Project WeHOPE is to help the unhoused, homeless and those at-risk in rebuilding their lives through a customized Supportive Housing Program customized to the needs of each client. Project WeHOPE is an acronym for We Help Other People Excel, and we are a 501c3 nonprofit organization located in the City of East Palo Alto, California. Through our devotion to helping others, our long-term goal is to help improve the health of East Palo Alto by helping others overcome the critical issues facing homelessness and poverty in our cities.

Kithara Project is a collective of internationally acclaimed classical guitarists with the mission of enriching the lives of young people worldwide through the classical guitar. The guitar is unique in its ability to appeal to people of all ages, cultures and backgrounds. Kithara Project currently maintains three ongoing, community-based guitar education programs: one in a community center serving a low-income housing development near Boston, another in an self-governing community in southeast Mexico City, and another in an elementary school in Albuquerque’s South Valley. In each of these sites, Kithara Project develops and implements classical guitar programs designed at once to encourage civic and community mindedness and give students all the benefits of a first-class music education. Specifically, the programming includes weekly group workshops, private lessons, chamber music coaching, theory classes, and vocal training.

The purpose of the GCS Project is to provide help and hope for women with gynecological carcinosarcoma by providing educational information to patients, families and clinicians, offering patient advocacy, and supporting innovative research by fostering collaborations among scientists, clinicians and families