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Moms Helping Moms Foundation provides underserved families in New Jersey with equitable access to the essentials they need to provide their children a with safe and healthy start. Moms Helping Moms Foundation started out as a simple idea by a group of new mothers who shared the common ideal that no baby should ever have to go without life’s basic necessities. Our plan started simply – we would collect donations of essential baby items from families who no longer needed them and pass them on to families who did. Over the years this simple idea has turned into a large network of passionate, caring, like-minded people who work together to help thousands of babies and young children each year. Through partnerships with community organizations, social workers, homeless shelters, schools, and others we have collected and distributed millions of diapers, clothing, formula, nursing supplies, strollers, car seats and countless other baby essentials to hundreds of thousands of families.

The mission of the Jonnycake Center is to provide basic needs, resources, and hope to our community members. Our vision is a community without hunger and poverty where everyone can reach their full potential and improve their quality of life.

Neighborserving Neighbor, by the power of God’s grace.Who needs help...The working poor: Most are unprepared or ill-equipped to deal with a crisis situation (illnesses, accidents, divorce, loss of employment are all reasons many seek help) The working and middle classes: Growing numbers of Williamson County residents, including many who have never had to ask for help before, need help with the expenses of living.  The poverty stricken: People who are having trouble breaking the cycle of poverty and dependence on outside help.Those in situational poverty: Situational poverty is a condition caused by a single event and is often temporary.

Since 1953, the mission of their shelter has been to provide a haven for Huron county residents to safely surrender their animals when unforeseen circumstances come up. We accept dogs, cats, and other domesticated animals. We are unable to accept stray or outdoor cats and all stray or lost dogs must go to the Huron County Dog Warden. If you have any questions or would like to get on our surrender waitlist, you can give us a call at 419-663-7158, during business hours.

Cradle of Hope provides transitional housing and wrap‑around support to single mothers and their young children, focusing on physical, emotional, and spiritual needs to help families stabilize, find employment, and secure permanent housing. The organization also operates a pregnancy resource program offering counseling and decision‑making support.

Mission The mission of Keystone Community Services is to strengthen the capacity of individuals and families to improve their quality of life.

IFC confronts the causes and responds to the effects of poverty in our community. We believe in a community where everyone's basic needs are met, including dignified and affordable housing, an abundance of healthy food, and meaningful social connection.

Creates healing and inspiring play spaces in hospitals to enhance the well-being of seriously ill and hospitalized children.

Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho keeps families with ill or injured children close to needed medical care by providing a “home away from home,” in-hospital family rooms, and hospitality carts. The chapter focuses on removing barriers, strengthening families, and promoting healing so families can stay together while a child receives treatment.

LISTEN provides services and support to meet the critical needs of Upper Valley individuals and families.

Gilda’s Club South Jersey provides free psychosocial support, education, and community programs for people affected by cancer and their families. It runs professionally‑led support groups, wellness and educational workshops, and age‑appropriate services for children and teens to help members cope and connect.

Rainbows United provides early intervention, preschool/childcare, therapies, targeted case management, specialized foster care and family support for children (birth–21) with developmental delays or disabilities and their families. They coordinate community resources to deliver individualized services that improve children’s developmental, educational, and family well‑being.