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Harmony Project harnesses the transformative power of music to increase access to higher education for underserved students by removing systemic barriers to achievement through academic and social support.

Project Hope Northwest’s primary mission is to assist persons and organizations that promote physical, mental and spiritual well-being of people, and do so with a Christian perspective and emphasis.

The Black Organizing Project is a Black member-led community organization working for racial, social, and economic justice through grassroots organizing and community-building in Oakland, California.

The GLBT Project, Inc. is dedicated to promoting, building and maintaining healthy relationships in the urban Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender community through research, education, advocacy and public service.

A youth led, Phoenix based Non-Profit, Athletic Relief Project, has set out to donate athletic equipment to areas of poverty to promote athleticism and healthy living.

Parole Project enhances public safety through advocacy, programming, and services for persons who have served long prison sentences so that they may reach their full potential.

The Africa Exchange Project cultivates a partnership between the people of Tanzania and the United States to increase cross-cultural awareness and improve health, education, and well-being in rural Tanzania.

An infant is not supposed to die. It is an unexpected tragedy, but one that happens far too often and has devastating short-term and long-term effects on mothers. There are inadequate services available locally and nationwide to meet the complex needs of mothers who have suffered infant loss. The Finley Project is working to fill this void. The organization’s mission statement is:The Finley Project uses a holistic approach to foster healing for mothers after infant loss.

The Aninga Project is a person-to-person based educational initiative that is currently funding the education of 7 girls in Uganda - 5 based on Canadian funding and 2 based on Ugandan funding. Any money that you donate to our organization goes towards the education and related expenses of the girls who we support. This money covers everything from their school fees to pencils, books, maize and jerry cans. The Aninga Project's funds are wire transferred directly from the project's bank account to our volunteers in Uganda who ensure that all of the girls' needs are taken care of. It only costs $35/month to cover all expenses for a girl going to school in Uganda, so every donation goes a long way.

The Blue Ribbon Project is designed to be a community outreach in both the prevention of Child Abuse and a support network for abused and neglected children. At the Blue Ribbon Project, we understand that victims of child abuse carry a burden throughout their lives and the effects of abuse last a lifetime. That’s why we offer a variety of functional outreach programs that directly serve abused and neglected children in our community, youth in foster care, as well as adult survivors of abuse and neglect. Through our dedication to these children, we remain committed to achieving our vision of raising awareness around child abuse in our communities and acting as advocates for those affected by child abuse and neglect. The Blue Ribbon Project is a 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization

Every hand that wants a Bible will have one. Every heart that wants to hear the Word will hear it. Project 54 has the dream of replacing daily battles and circumstance with the Bible and Truth.

The mission of Project Higher Ed is to provide opportunities for under-represented students to confidently pursue higher education by creating solid college plans and provide resources through college graduation.