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Harmony's mission is to enrich the lives of adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities through the power of art, music, and community.

To educate, empower, and support those affected by breast cancer.

Our mission is to promote HOPE - Health, Opportunity, Play, Education - by raising awareness on the lack of funding going towards disadvantaged children, providing the resources necessary for children experiencing homelessness to reach their full potential, freeing up time for parents to get training on job skills and ultimately breaking the generational cycle of poverty.

- To reduce euthanasia rates of domestic and exotic animals with advanced medical needs, throughout Los Angeles County and surrounding areas, by providing surgical and medical treatment. - To aid both domestic and exotic animals from rescue facilities and sanctuaries. - Lead education efforts while encouraging other veterinary facilities to follow suit in their communities. - Continue efforts to partner with other animal welfare organizations who are working toward the same goals.

We help children reach their full potential after brain surgery to stop seizures.

To provide holistic health care, a natural environment and foundational training for horses and to help them re-establish bonds of trust with veterans and their family members. so all can thrive.

We resource and empower organizations that provide services to victims of sexual exploitation.

Our mission is to provide free and low cost music lessons to young children with limited means. Through our programs, children learn to sing, dance, keep a beat, carry a tune, play an instrument, create arrangements, perform for an audience, and collaborate on a creative endeavor.

ASP is a Christian ministry, open to all people, that fosters human development by addressing housing needs of Central Appalachia.

Our math education reform strategy for public schools marries insights from the Civil Rights organizing traditions and the appearance of math literacy on par with reading and writing literacy caused by the shift from industrial to information age technologies. In the public arena we raise the issue of math literacy as a constitutional right and within a nucleus of young minority students the issue of math literacy as knowledge work. This 21st-century technological shift pushes mathematics literacy to the forefront of the literacies required for citizenship in democratic countries. It injects into this technological era the creation at the grassroots level of a demand for change among the people most debilitated by the current arrangements.

Our mission is to collect, preserve, and promote an active knowledge of the history, arts, and culture relevant to sexually diverse communities in metropolitan Washington DC.

Core Value: Justice Bountiful Cities is committed to promoting an environment of equitable Social Justice by honoring and practicing cooperation and mutual respect, promoting jobs in urban agriculture that support a profitable living, promoting access to healthy food for people of all economic means while working to protect and improve environmental health for soil, water, air and community. Core Value:Community Healthy communities consist of shared and diverse cultures, cooperation, safety, support, health, respect, trust, self-reliance, and love within and among individuals, families, and groups. Bountiful Cities is committed to fostering healthy human relationships by nurturing these community values. Core Value: Education Education is a lifelong process involving the shared exchange of knowledge and experience. Bountiful Cities is committed to supporting this shared exchange by role modeling and providing inspiring events, programming, and experiential education.