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Mitchell Thorp Foundation" (MTF) supports families whose children suffer from life-threatening illnesses, diseases and disorders, by providing financial, emotional and resource support to their desperate situation.

Kaeme works to eliminate barriers to placing an orphanage-housed child into a home, offering more children the chance to grow up in a loving family. Our mission is to build families and protect vulnerable children in orphanages in Ghana. Our vision is for every child in an orphanage to find a healthy loving family.

Our mission is to fight absence in fatherhood with intentional presence for the restoration of family lines worldwide. Using fishing as our primary platform of connection, we craft facilitated wilderness experiences, story-based video curriculum, and workshops targeting fatherhood's three main areas of absence [physical, emotional, and spiritual]

His Little Feet is a non-profit organization that exists to help, love and train orphaned and vulnerable children worldwide. His Little Feet is dedicated to assisting orphaned and disadvantaged children around the world through its International Children\u0027s Choir and Life Training Academy. The choir promotes the plight of millions of orphaned and vulnerable children by inspiring and connecting American audiences with partnering organizations that offer practical ways to help children, including child sponsorship, local and global volunteering opportunities and/or through adoption. From November 2010 until now, the choir has been comprised of participants from Africa, Asia and the Americas.

Their mission is to save lives and bring closure to families who are missing loved ones. Over 1/2 a million people go missing each year in the U.S., and 1200 children a day! They assist local, state, military, federal and private agencies as well as families in the recovery of lost, missing and abducted persons in urban, wilderness, natural and man-made disasters, while proactively educating response agencies and the community about the capabilities of Search and Rescue. Through hard training and acquired expertise, Peace River K9 Search and Rescue strives to be a leader and preferred service provider to Law Enforcement and Emergency Management.

THE MISSION OF AN ORDINARY HERO IS TO CHANGE LIVES. We change the lives of the marginalized and vulnerable in Ethiopia through support, education, and empowerment. We change the lives of our partners by giving ordinary people the opportunity to CHANGE THE WORLD FOR ONE.

The Great Globe Foundation, founded by theater artist Michael Littig, is a US based non-profit dedicated to creating artistic exchange with artists and students across cultures, most notably with youth from the Dadaab Refugee Camp on the border of Somalia for over a decade. Its partners include Freestyle Love Supreme Academy, the UNHCR, US State Department, The Zuckerberg Institute, and The Open Program of the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards in communities ranging from Alabama, the Bronx, Brooklyn, Italy, and Kenya.

(formerly Colorado Juvenile Defender Center) Transformative Justice Project of Colorado's mission is to abolish the school-to-prison pipeline by dismantling systemic racism embedded in the existing institutions of education, mental health, and criminal injustice, while helping young people to develop the tools to define their own story.

Their mission is to provide a safe place for Haitian women to receive compassionate and respectful maternity care. They are dedicated to improving the health and well being of the women and infants of Haiti, one woman and one child at a time. This vision is achieved through the application of evidence based midwifery care, delivered primarily by Haitian midwives and supported by volunteer midwives from around the world. Healthy women make for healthy families. Their goal is to offer services to women that will decrease their risk of dying from what should be a normal life event: pregnancy and birth. However, Haiti has the highest infant and maternal mortality rate in the Western Hemisphere. It is their core belief that no woman or child should ever die because of where they live.

To improve the quality of life for patients during cancer treatment by offering lodging and services

The Mission of the Broyles Foundation is “To turn the crisis of caring for a person with Dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease into a positive life event ensuring the best quality of life for all involved.” The Foundation has printed and distributed over 850,000 copies of both the “Alzheimer’s Caregivers Playbook”, and the “Tips and Strategies for Alzheimer’s Caregivers” tip booklet. Members of the Foundation trainers are certified for Continuing Education Units, and have conducted over 135 training conferences for healthcare professionals. The Broyles Foundation successfully lobbied the State of Arkansas to require CNA's to have training in Dementia Care and created the Barbara Broyles Alzheimer's and Dementia training program with the Arkansas Department of Health. The Broyles Foundation provides training to at home caregivers at no charge. The Foundation also works with caregivers daily via telephone and in small group settings, providing much-needed support for those struggling with caring for Alzheimer’s patients.

Homeless Youth Connection’s (HYC) mission is to eliminate barriers to graduation for homeless youth and create lasting solutions for a successful future through community support and increased awareness. HYC's goals are to provide homeless teens with case management, housing, basic needs and services as they make positive, life-affirming choices toward becoming responsible, productive adults. At Homeless Youth Connection, we believe that together with educators, government agencies, churches, community partners, local corporations, service organizations and compassionate and caring community members, we will be able to help youth who are experiencing homelessness find strength and hope for a successful and sustainable future.