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Alexander JFS provides a broad set of social services to strengthen individuals, families, and communities — offering behavioral & mental health care, coaching/case management, disability services, career & employment supports, and chaplaincy — guided by compassion, innovation, and Jewish values while serving people of all backgrounds.

Women’s Bean Project is a Colorado 501(c)(3) social enterprise that provides transitional employment and on-the-job training to women facing chronic unemployment and other barriers. Through paid work producing and selling food and handmade goods, plus classes and case management, the program helps women gain job readiness, life skills, and pathways to steady employment.

Via provides services and supports for children and adults with developmental disabilities so individuals can pursue rewarding careers, form meaningful relationships, and live active, included lives in their communities. Programs include vocational training and employment supports, early intervention and child services, behavioral supports, and community-inclusion activities.

The mission of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Foundation is to support programs and services that secure, manage and distribute resources to improve the lives of veterans, military service personnel, their families and the communities where they live.

Suited for Change provides low-income, job-seeking women in the Washington, DC metro area with professional clothing, one-on-one style mentoring, and career-readiness workshops by referral at no cost, to increase their confidence, employability, and economic independence.

Educate the Children works with women and children in Nepal to improve health, welfare, and self-sufficiency by building skills that families can pass down to later generations. Focusing on the poorest of the poor by working strategically through women's groups, schools, and agriculture groups, Educate the Children develops a comprehensive community presence, gaining an extraordinary level of local participation and trust.

The Foundation's mission is to assist wounded Veterans and the families of Fallen Heroes. We will continue the service to community and country exemplified by these Fallen Heroes and Veterans. In the spirit of the Fallen, we will foster strength of mind and body to create a generation future leaders.

The Center for the Visually Impaired helps people of all ages who are blind or have low vision gain skills and access resources so they can live safely, independently, and with dignity. It provides low-vision clinical services, rehabilitation and independent-living training, youth education and support programs, and a retail resource (VisAbility Store) to help clients adapt and remain active in their communities.

Foster Care to Success Founded in 1981, the Orphan Foundation of America (OFA)is the only national organization dedicated solely to helping older foster youth make a successful transition to adulthood. OFA's mission is to provide teens leaving foster care with scholarships, leadership development, mentoring support, and independent living skills that will enable them to become productive, self-reliant adults.

To increase the ability of those who live with mental illness to get and keep long-lasting careers by connecting them with legitimate remote opportunities. We do this through community engagement opportunities, workshops, training, and a remote career database

Education and skills training for needy children and disabled of Afghanistan.

Project IOWA’s mission is to serve as a bridge between unemployed and underemployed persons seeking livable wage careers and employers seeking workers; thereby transforming lives and benefiting communities.