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Yahad-In Unum (“together in One” in Hebrew and Latin) is a Paris-based organization established in 2004 by Father Patrick Desbois and dedicated to systematically identifying and documenting sites of Jewish mass executions by Nazi mobile-killing units in Eastern Europe and Lithuania during World War II. The objective of this work is to: (1) substantiate a “Holocaust by Bullets,” in addition to those Jews murdered in Nazi concentration camps, (2) give proper respect to the victims’ burial places by identifying their locations, (3) provide evidence of such mass executions to answer the Holocaust deniers of today and tomorrow, and (4) apply the lessons learned to combat contemporary anti-Semitism and genocidal violence.

The Boys JIM Club of America is a Christian leadership training camp for boys ages 9 through 15. Located on the shores of Lake Chatauqua in Western New York, the Boys JIM Club runs four 2-week sessions each summer at it's modest 6-acre campus. The unique program not only features sports, swimming and other traditional summer camp activities but also includes a teaching program of sermon presentation, gospel magic, mime, ventriloquism, music and other creative ministry skills. Since it's founding in 1954, the Boys JIM Club has operated as a non-profit ministry, and boys are invited to stay free of charge. Boys JIM Club in Canada is headed by a Canadian board of directors and handles JIM Club's Canadian registered charity status and other related matters.

We are a registered non-profit society formed in 1981 to provide safety and support to women who have experienced abuse or violence in the South Okanagan. We provide shelter and outreach services to women and their children who have experienced abuse and/or violence or are at risk of abuse and/or violence.

GARD is a grassroots non-government organization dedicated to assisting others in developing countries through clean water and education programs. We believe these programs are best carried out in a joint effort between us and the people, and therefore community involvement is the foundation for its success. This involvement provides people with project ownership, skills training and a broader knowledge base; the ingredients for a sustainable project. It also provides the opportunity for our volunteers to interact with people on a personal level and to develop a better understanding of the needs and values of the area.

At Vaughan in Action we work to promote, support and encourage persons with intellectual disabilities by: ·Offering programs in individual development and integration into their environment. ·Developing and promoting better community understanding. ·Developing and promoting awareness of individuals with intellectual disabilities. ·Encouraging respect for the rights and dignity of persons with an intellectual disability.

To harness the multiple benefits trees provide for agriculture, livelihoods, resilience and the future of our planet, from farmers' fields through to continental scales.

To promote, support and maintain educational opportunities and initiatives for children and adults that do not have access to such opportunities and initiatives - predominantly in (but not limited to) Nepal, Indonesia, Africa and Australia To create sponsor partnerships to underwrite individual educational expenses. To support low income schools in developing countries and/or disadvantaged community in order to enhance the educational opportunities that the school can provide and maintain. To provide and/or support the social welfare of families in order to facilitate educational opportunities for family groups. To promote the association's initiative as based on the concept: It is in Giving that We Receive