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Helping as many people as possible recover from addictions and mental health disorders by providing evidence-based dosed exercise in community, clinical, and collegiate settings.

Action in Africa strives to Educate, Inspire, and Empower people in Uganda by focusing on education and community development. Our goal is to provide sustained education, allowing individuals to reach their untapped potential and incite economic growth by becoming the next leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs in their country.

In service to Aloha (Love)! All of the donations are from individuals who feel called to assist in providing a greater and ease filled life for all life forms. i.e. arts, culture, education, humanitarian, environmental quality, protection, beautification, spiritual development, civil rights, social action, advocacy, basic needs. Also, to assist those who have experienced hardship, i.e. C19, weather and/or natural disasters. 2021 was also a continuance of Covid-19 and much support was needed.

Partners in Health is a grassroots organization of volunteers dedicated to improve the health conditions of people in under served areas of Central America, especially the North Atlantic Autonomous Region (RAAN) of Nicaragua.

HEROES IN TRANSITION, INC. RECOGNIZES THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED OR WHO ARE SERVING OUR COUNTRY, ESPECIALLY IN THE OIF/OEF CONFLICTS, BY PROVIDING APPROPRIATE ASSISTANCE TO THOSE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS IN FOUR KEY AREAS: - HOME MODIFICATIONS FOR DISABLED VETERANS - PROVIDING ASSISTANCE DOGS FOR VETERANS - TRANSITIONAL SUPPORT GROUP THERAPY FOR VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES - FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR MILITARY FAMILIES OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE THAT IS NOT READILY AVAILABLE FROM OTHER ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDING LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES.

OPERATION OF AN ORPHANAGE & RELATED PROGRAMS TO ASSIST DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES WITH SCHOOL SUPPLIES, FOOD, CLOTHING, HOUSING AND MEDICAL CARE.

Partners In Hearing's mission is to provide children who have cochlear implants and their families with supplemental support and therapy they need which is not otherwise available to them because of certain personal circumstances so they can succeed in the mainstream.