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REACH, ENGAGE AND DEVELOP THE YOUTH OF THE SOUTH BAY BY NURTURING THEIR MINDS AND ATHLETIC TALENTS USING BASKETBALL AS A VEHICLE TO REINFORCE THE SKILL SETS NECESSARY FOR SUCCESS ON AND OFF THE COURT

The DREAM Project provides high-quality educational opportunities to children, youth and families in the Dominican Republic. Our transformative education programs complement the national education system and empower at-risk children and youth to create a better future for themselves and their families. Through innovative approaches to literacy, early childhood education, youth leadership, music instruction and community support, DREAM promotes critical thinking and independence to enrich lives and strengthen sustainable communities.

SOL‑LA provides high‑quality performing‑arts and music education to students of all ages and economic backgrounds, emphasizing accessibility, community building, and comprehensive training (individual lessons, ensembles, theory, outreach and school partnerships). This summary is based on the academy’s official program and “about” descriptions.

Nurse Heroes raises awareness and funds to address nursing shortages by supporting nursing education and training (including scholarships, nurse educator development, and research fellowships) and celebrating nurses through arts and public events. Their work focuses on building a pipeline of trained nurses, nurse practitioners, and nurse educators to strengthen health services.

DeLaSalle North Catholic High School's mission is to serve a racially diverse community of capable, interested and motivated college-bound students, primarily from North /Outer-Northeast Portland who would not otherwise have access to an excellent, faith-based education.

Stafford Animal Shelter is a no-kill, open-door shelter. We accept every pet in need: abandoned or homeless, unwanted litters from unspayed and unneutered animals, and those confiscated by control officers for cruelty. The only nonprofit animal care facility in Park County, we serve the people and pets of the greater Southwestern Montana community as the only Shelter in the region that accepts all lost or unwanted pets; not just dogs and cats. We also serve as the care facility for animals impounded for being at large, cruelty cases, and emergencies by city and county animal control officers. We open our doors to nearly a thousand animals each year with approximately half being reclaimed and half adopted. Every adoptable cat, dog, and the rabbit is spayed or neutered prior to adoption.

Vida Verde Nature Education promotes educational equity by providing free, overnight, environmental learning experiences for students who don’t otherwise get the opportunity

To educate the public about photographic history, preserve historical items and images, and honor significant contributors to the evolution of the art and science of photographic imaging.