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HEARTLAND BIG BROTHERS-BIG SISTERS

The Big Brothers Big Sisters Vision is successful mentoring relationships for all children who need and want them, contributing to brighter futures, better schools, and stronger communities for all.

Lincoln, Nebraska

FERAL FRIENDS COMMUNITY CAT ALLIANCE

Feral Friends assists caregivers of feral or free roaming cats by linking them with low cost veterinary services and humane traps. Additionally, the group has an adoption program for tame cats and kittens.

Richardson, Texas

CASA of Travis County

CASA of Travis County speaks up for children who’ve been abused or neglected by empowering our community to volunteer as advocates for them in the court system. When the state steps in to protect a child’s safety, a judge appoints a trained CASA volunteer to make independent and informed recommendations in the child’s best interest.

Austin, Texas

Auburn Interfaith Food Closet, Inc.

The main purpose of the Auburn Interfaith Food Closet is to provide nutritious food to individuals and families who do not have sufficient resources to purchase it themselves. This group includes low income workers, seniors, disabled, unemployed, homeless, and people in transition. We utilize the USDA nutrition guideline to ensure the families receive the right types of foods.

Auburn, California

PRISON FELLOWSHIP INTERNATIONAL

Engaging the Christian community to pursue justice and healing in response to crime to the end that offenders are transformed, relationships are reconciled, and communities are restored.

Lansdowne, Virginia

ALL NATIONS SPORTS ACADEMY

The mission of All Nations Sports Academy is to transform and empower youth and their families of all nations through soccer.

HOUSTON, Texas

Keep Phoenix Beautiful

Keep Phoenix Beautiful has been active in the city of Phoenix Arizona since 1980 with projects based in litter, recycling and beautification. Our largest project, PHX Renews is a 15 acre vacant lot in the heart of central Phoenix with 150 community garden plots and 16 nonprofit partners working year round activating urban farms.

Phoenix, Arizona

Azleway

Azleway has been faithfully restoring lives and relationships of children in crisis since 1979. We have had the privilege of helping thousands of children and families in their time of desperate need. Every child coming into our agency is evaluated and placed in one of our programs based on how we can best meet their needs. This is done through group housing, therapeutic group housing and direct foster care placement.

Tyler, Texas

Nepal Orphans Home, Inc.

Nepal Orphans Home attends to the welfare of children in Nepal who are orphaned, abandoned, or not supported by their parents. NOH provides for the children's basic needs of food, shelter, and clothing, as well as schooling and health care, and administers to their emotional needs with love and compassion, allowing them to grow up in a nurturing environment. Our mission is not just to rescue children from abject poverty, but to enable the children to develop and realize their potentials.

Davidson, North Carolina

Compasio Global Child Advocates

Compasio champions the rights and best interest of every orphaned and vulnerable child and empowers others to do the same.

Kansas City, Missouri

SAN FRANCISCO SUICIDE PREVENTION INC

San Francisco Suicide Prevention is the oldest community-based telephone crisis center in the United States. Founded in 1962 by a journalist from the British Broadcasting Corporation, the organization adopted a crisis management model developed by the Samaritans Centers in Great Britain and Europe. To this day the agency trains local volunteers who provide suicide prevention and crisis intervention services to callers. Over 500 other crisis centers across the United States now utilize the same concept. After the collapse of the State mental health system in California, San Francisco Suicide Prevention stepped forward to fill the demand created by insufficient community service funding. Over time, the agency’s workload grew to its current total number of volunteers trained since the agency began now tops 3,500, and the total number of calls answered exceeds 1,000,000. With a talented staff of 12 FTE, 150 volunteers, and an annual budget just over $1,000,000, San Francisco Suicide Prevention is one of the most cost-effective crisis care agencies in the country.

San Francisco, California

Saola Foundation

To support, mainly through fundraising, the conservation programs of the Saola Working Group (SWG), a group of scientists who are operationally focused on saving the saola from extinction.

PLANO, Texas