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Pursuit of Happiness
For nearly twelve years our nonprofit has provided free, science-based information on life skills that promote happiness, empowering nearly five million visitors with new strategies to fight depression and experience greater psychological well-being. To achieve this, more than 100 volunteer experts specializing in many fields, as well as 3 P/T staff, have dedicated tens of thousands of hours to the Pursuit of Happiness project. Please join us in the fight against depression and the scientific pursuit of happiness. You can do this in many ways. These could include linking to our website through social media, taking one of our courses and learning how to teach about critical life skills and depression prevention, donating, or if you are a professional in psychology, psychiatry, counseling, secondary education, or website content management, volunteering.
setauket, New York
Water for Good
Water for Good works exclusively in the Central African Republic, solving the water crisis for the 5 million people who live there by drilling new wells, rehabilitating broken and forgotten wells, and providing regular service visits to nearly 1,000 wells, serving approximately 10% of the population with reliable clean water!
Winona Lake, Indiana
United Way of Adams County Indiana
It’s a credo. It’s a mission. It’s a goal. It is a constant reminder that when we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. When we live UNITED, we change lives. We build a stronger Adams County. We improve the health of our community.
Decatur, Indiana
Nuru International
Nuru International is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to end extreme poverty in remote rural areas.
Irvine, California
WORLDWIDE ENDEAVORS
Worldwide Endeavors (WWE) is a non-profit charitable organization established to help the less fortunate help themselves. Our goal is to help others improve their situations in a way that is self-sustaining. Currently , we are assisting projects in 4 countries: Kenya, Uganda, Ghana, and Zimbabwe. All current projects are Primary Schools (US grades K – 7) WWE has a Board of Directors that reviews applications for new projects and oversees all current projects and the management of the organization. Each project is represented by a Board member who serves as the U.S. Project Director for monitoring, fundraising, and reporting to the Board. Donations to Worldwide Endeavors should be directed to specific projects. Contributions are tax deductible under the U.S. IRS tax code, section 501(c) (3). World Wide Endeavors Mission Statement (Mar 2014) Our Vision (Why we do what we do) We believe in the fundamental worth of all human beings and the importance of each person achieving his or her full potential, no matter what their circumstances. Our Mission (What we do) We help the less fortunate help themselves, with a specific focus on education and health. Our Approach (How we do what we do) We respect our partners and listen to their goals. We work together and develop local leaders for sustainable projects. We raise money to achieve agreed upon goals, make periodic visits, provide technical assistance, evaluate milestones, and require high levels of accountability.
Durham, North Carolina
SendMeMissions
PARTNER with local and global organizations to UNITE people together to make a difference by SERVING others to change lives through Christ.
Wauchula
BY THE HAND CLUB FOR KIDS
By The Hand is a Chicago-based, after-school program that emphasizes academic excellence while nurturing the whole child—mind, body and soul.
Chicago, Illinois
COMMUNITY WATER CENTER
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Visalia, California
Men Can Stop Rape
Men Can Stop Rape (MCSR) seeks to mobilize men to use their strength for creating cultures free from violence, especially men’s violence against women. In 1997, the founders of MCSR pioneered a different way of addressing the epidemic of violence against women. Though the majority of violent acts against women are committed by men, most prevention efforts are risk-reduction and self-defense tactics directed at women. The founders wanted to shift the responsibility of deterring harm away from women by promoting healthy, nonviolent masculinity. Their vision offered a plan for prevention that outlines positive, proactive solutions for engaging men as allies and inspiring them to feel motivated to end men’s violence against women. More than a decade later, MCSR continues to successfully mobilize male youth to prevent men’s violence against women; inspire young men to create their own positive definitions of masculinity; develop healthy relationships with others; embrace the concept of personal responsibility; work in partnership with female peers; and do their part to end violence and build safe communities.
Washington, District Of Columbia
FUTURE GENERATION INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS INC
FGIM exists to provide hope and inspiration for the future generation of orphaned children living in Haiti by providing food, clothes, shelter, education and healthcare to the disadvantaged little girls living in the streets of Port-au-Prince.
Ft Worth, Texas
mothers2mothers International
mothers2mothers (m2m) is an African-based NGO on the forefront of global efforts to eliminate paediatric AIDS by harnessing the power of mothers living with HIV to create health and hope for other mothers and their families throughout Africa.
Los Angeles, California
forafriend.com
Our mission is to build up the Body of Christ; encourage obedience to God’s call in Romans 12: to give freely; encourage relational ministry; and bear witness to the God who can take our gifts—however small—and use them for His purposes beyond what we can imagine. Finally, we seek to silence the lies of the enemy when he says, “you can’t afford it,” “your gift won’t make a difference,” and “someone else will pick up the slack.”
Muncie, Indiana