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Hope for Freedom offers programs, shelters and advocacy for men and women seeking recovery from addiction and homelessness. Founded in 1997 we are a registered, non-profit society situated on the outskirts of Greater Vancouver in beautiful British Columbia, Canada. Our Board of Directors consists of a group of committed Christian men and women, who govern the society in accordance with our constitution.

Education is Freedom transform lives through education. Education is Freedom (EIF) was founded in 2002 with the creation of a dynamic board of corporate leaders who envisioned a world where every young person could pursue a college education. As business leaders, government officials and entrepreneurs, EIF’s board was and is committed to creating an educated workforce that could build effective companies and strong communities in today’s knowledge-based economy. To accomplish this, EIF first offered renewable scholarships to first-time college students. This program quickly revealed that financial support alone was insufficient to ensure college success, especially for students with other profound social or economic barriers. In 2003 EIF launched a comprehensive, local, school-based program designed to improve the college going orientation in the Dallas Independent School District (ISD). In this time, EIF has helped over 100,000 students and their families complete the college process. To further align with EIF s vision of developing a skilled and educated workforce, in 2008, EIF, along with the Mayor’s Office launched the Mayor’s Intern Fellows Program. This eight week internship program has offered over 500 high school students the opportunity to intern at some of the largest and most respected corporations and non-profit organizations in the City of Dallas.

Freedom German Shepherd Rescue strives to transform the lives of homeless, abandoned, neglected and abused German Shepherds and German Shepherd mixes by placing them with loving and nurturing temporary foster families. We will provide all of the necessary medical care, food, and basic training to ensure they become healthy, well integrated family members. Once the dogs are medically and behaviorally cleared, the rescue’s goal is to place them with their rigorously approved furever families. Our mission is also to educate the greater community on the epidemic of pet overpopulation, unreputable breeding, the challenges homeless, abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs face as well as topics to help keep their current dogs safe and healthy.

Founded in 2001, Golden Retriever Freedom Rescue (GRFR) is a nonprofit, charitable 501(c)(3) 100 % unpaid volunteer rescue organization. Our mission is to rescue, foster, rehabilitate and adopt abused, neglected, and unwanted Golden Retrievers and Mixed Breed Dogs to permanent homes. All of our Goldens/Mixed Breeds are currently in foster homes which enables GRFR to better assess the temperament of each Golden/Mixed Breed for matching to the appropriate permanent home and provides prospective owners the opportunity to visit the Golden/Mixed Breed in a non-kennel environment.Golden Retrievers/Mixed Breeds placed by GRFR are not suited for an outside-only life and require a place in the home that they can identify as their territory. GRFR does our very best to place our Goldens/Mixed Breed

Freedom House was founded in 1949 by sociologists and activists Otto and Muriel Snowden as a catalyst for promoting equality and access to quality education for people residing in lower-income communities throughout Boston. Our mission today is to transform the economic and cultural fabric of high-need communities through education and leadership development. We inspire young people to believe in their potential. We provide coaching and college-level learning from 9th through 12th grade, including high school credit accumulation and recovery to help students stay on track despite challenging life circumstances. In addition, we coach college students utilizing strategies that increase their persistence to graduate by empowering them to overcome systemic educational barriers to succeed. Inspired by our rich civil rights legacy, we also teach our students about the society in which they live, their role in society and how to become actively engaged in addressing social justice issues. We also provide support to help people thrive in the digital age through free computing time, classes on computing basics, and tools to strengthen and enhance skills. Our Timothy Smith Technology Lab helps bridge the digital divide by providing academic support, technology education, and access to computers for neighborhood residents. Our vision is to be an educational beacon in the community that will inspire, educate and motivate people to commit to life long learning and civic engagement.

We envision a health revolution that nourishes and uplifts the bodies, minds, and spirits of under-resourced communities and brings care directly to where communities gather and celebrate.

Our mission focuses primarily on the rescue and rehoming of unwanted cats, primarily through transfer from rescues in New Mexico, Kansas, and other areas where pet overpopulation has reached critical levels. Our goals are to rehabilitate these animals through good nutrition, expert veterinary care, and socialization in loving foster homes.

To engage our local government, community organizations, and business communities in the effort to fight human trafficking via industry relevant education so that these communities are empowered and encouraged to step up and make a difference, both in the prevention and recovery of victims.

Promoting Sexual Honesty and Purity that Leads to Better Conversations

To Educate, Empower and Inspire patients experiencing Foot Drop on how to overcome financial obstacles through fundraising efforts and to subsidize the cost of electrical mobility devices which improves their quality of life to Walk, Play and Work.

TO TAKE WOUNDED AND CURRENT SERVING MILITARY PEOPLE OUT FOR A DAY OF FISHING.

Our mission is to build an empowering community of youth and adult leader-educators whose work is to nurture and liberate our minds, bodies, and collective spirits from mental oppression through a culturally-relevant curriculum in the arts, sciences, technology, and history.