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The Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless' mission is to prevent and eradicate homelessness from the Commonwealth.Our comprehensive approach allows us to address the root causes of homelessness, achieve positive community impact, and ensure that services are provided to those in immediate need to ensure that everyone has a place to call home.The Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless works to support its mission on three levels: systemic change fueled by public policy, direct services through homelessness prevention programs, and the distribution of material needs such as clothing, furniture, and beds for children.

Sister Connection was founded in 2006 to help widows rebuild their lives after decades of war. Civil conflict left a generation of widows and orphans without status and without support. We connected them to donors who rebuilt their homes and supported them financially. Today, Sister Connection serves a new generation of widows. While the memory of war is fading, the economic prospects for widows and their children remain bleak. Our goal has shifted from the immediate needs of charity to a push for self-sufficiency and sustainable development.

Sidewalk Warriors – Troy is a 501(c)(3) organization that is 100% organized and supported by dedicated volunteers to help those struggling in the Troy area. Every Thursday at 35 State Street in Troy, whether it’s rain, snow or sunshine, Sidewalk Warriors – Troy serves an average of 120 children, families and adults struggling from food insecurity, homelessness and mental illness. Through generous donations and more than 25 local partnerships, we are able to assist anyone in need with delicious, homemade meals, essentials and hygiene items.

To assist low-income, single parents in their efforts to achieve economic independence and become free from community and government assistance while building and maintaining strong, healthy families.At Project Self-Sufficiency, we believe that single-parents should have the opportunity to create a vibrant future for themselves and their children. Every day, we partner with moms and dads living in poverty to accomplish their goals of obtain a degree and a well-paying job, because when families are able to support themselves, our community is stronger.

The mission of Crossroads Rhode Island is to help homeless or at-risk individuals and families secure stable homes. Those we serve achieve this by engaging in our range of services including housing, basic needs, shelter, case management, referrals, and education and employment services.

KFM Making A Difference is an organization focused on spreading disability awareness and giving scholarships for students with autism to pursue a post-secondary education. Founded in 2009 by CEO and President Kerry Magro, the organization hopes to “make a difference” in the lives of all of those with special needs.

MOM Foundation, Inc. is a small Atlanta-based nonprofit that organizes outreach and support for mothers (in practice many activities focus on elderly mothers), offering social events, trips, and community support while promoting empowerment, education and stronger family/community ties.

THE WANDA ALSTON FOUNDATION SERVES AS THE FIRST AND ONLY HOUSING PROGRAM IN WASHINGTON, DC THAT IS SOLELY DEDICATED TO OFFERING PRE-INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES TO HOMELESS LGBTQ YOUTH AGES 16-24. THESE SERIVES INCLUDE: LONG-TERM TRANSTITIONAL LIVING, CASE MANAGEMENT, EDUCATIONAL GUIDANCE AND SUPPORT, JOB TRAINING AND GUIDANCE, AND SUPPORT SERVICE REFERRALS. HOUSE RESIDENTS HAVE THEIR OWN ROOMS AND LIVE WITH AN ADVOCATE WITH EXTENSIVE EXPERIENCE WITH HOUSING AND LGBTQ ISSUES. ADDITIONALLY, THE FOUNDATION OFFERS EACH YOUTH A LIFE SKILLS COUNSELOR WHO WORKS WITH THE RESIDENTS DAILY ON ISSUES RELATING TO EDUCATION/VOCATIONAL TRAINING, HOUSING, AND OTHER MATTERS AS NECESSARY

(1) Spread awareness about the impact of child abuse and domestic violence on individuals and families. (2) Promote the importance of education as a means of empowerment and self-sufficiency through our Sharon Cuffee Murphy Scholarship Program; and (3) Pay it Forward whenever we can...

The mission of Holy Name Housing is to provide quality affordable housing options and homeownership education in Omaha and surrounding communities. To strengthen neighborhoods and empower individuals and families to be informed, responsible residents. To respect all residents’ rights to quality affordable housing in a safe and healthy community.

Primavera co-creates pathways out of poverty by providing housing, workforce development, homeownership and financial education, and community development services. The organization focuses on preventing and ending homelessness and helping individuals and families achieve long-term financial stability and safe, affordable housing.

Caritas of Austin works to prevent and end homelessness in Greater Austin by providing stable housing and tailored supportive services — including housing navigation, case management, food access, education, and workforce programs — so people can regain stability and long-term wellbeing.