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Project Semicolon (The Semicolon Project) is a faith-based non-profit movement dedicated to presenting hope and love to those who are struggling with depression, suicide, addiction and self-injury. Project Semicolon exists to encourage, love and inspire.

The Arthur Project builds economic and social mobility for at-risk youth through unprecedented levels of intensive, professional mentoring, project-based civic engagement, and critical life skills development. See also https://www.facebook.com/The-Arthur-Project-2012448172378169/

The Move Project exists to break the cycle of poverty one project at a time. Our current focus is on providing high-quality education to Tsipasi, Ghana.

The mission of Project Reasons is to eliminate teen self-harming behaviors and suicides by encouraging communication about these topics, teaching coping skills, and promoting the Project and Life Pledge.

Fuse Project is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to providing the spark for innovation, funding and implementation of projects benefiting children along Alabama's Gulf Coast. In partnership with The Historic Avenue Foundation, Fuse Project invests in initiatives promoting the health, fitness, education and social responsibility of our children

The mission of Project Salone is to care for the orphan and widow and advocate for the voiceless. Project Salone will raise awareness of the orphan crisis and directly aid orphans and impoverished families to create a sustainable future.

Kula Project eradicates poverty by developing entrepreneurs in Rwanda

Project Own builds new tools for Black wealth creation.

Project*Biome exists to catalyze ecological healing within the elemental biospheres of the planet: land, water, and air. Project*Biome envisions humanity consciously reintegrated with the natural systems of the Earth as a keystone to the restoration of our health and vitality

Project Periwinkle's mission is to bring awareness to and fund medical research for stomach cancer.

Project Chimps' mission is to provide lifelong exemplary care to chimpanzees retired from research.

The MEND Project seeks to educate, equip, and restore those impacted by Primary and Double Abuse.