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Pursue Scholars

Pursue Scholars

Pursue Scholars holistically supports emerging urban Christian leaders in pursuit of higher education.

Chicago, Illinois
CSM

CSM

CSM provides an effective urban ministry experience that transforms lives, influences churches and communities, and honors Christ.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
MANNA

MANNA

MANNA prepares and delivers delicious, nourishing meals, along with counsel and hope, to people at acute nutritional risk from life-threatening illnesses, helping them improve their health and quality of life.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Portland Fruit Tree Project

Portland Fruit Tree Project

Portland Fruit Tree Project’s mission is to increase equitable access to healthful food and strengthen communities by empowering neighbors to share in the harvest and care of city-grown produce.

Portland, Oregon
DKT INTERNATIONAL INC

DKT INTERNATIONAL INC

DKT is an innovative and adventurous social marketing enterprise that improves people’s lives.

Washington, District Of Columbia
Wheatstone Ministries

Wheatstone Ministries

A growing Christian nonprofit, founded in 2000, bridging the gap between childhood and adulthood through summer camps, local events, and Christian adulthood resources.

Fullerton, California
Atlas Corps

Atlas Corps

Atlas Corps is a global network of nonprofit leaders and organizations that promotes innovation, cooperation, and solutions to address the world’s 21st century challenges. Atlas Corps engages leaders committed to the nonprofit sector in 6 to 18 month, professional fellowships at organizations (like Ashoka, Peace Corps, and Nike Foundation) to learn best practices, build organizational capacity, and return home to create a network of global changemakers. Our network of Fellows includes more than 300 nonprofit leaders from 70 countries and 130 Host Organizations. Recently, we launched a State Department partnership as part of a White House Initiative to engage 100 civil society leaders in our Fellowship - Emerging Global Leaders Initiative-Atlas Corps Fellowship.

Washington, District Of Columbia
Bright by Three

Bright by Three

Since it was founded in 1995 by then-Governor Roy Romer and former Procter & Gamble Chairman Brad Butler, Bright by Three has reached an increasing number of families across the state each year — nearly 21,000 last year alone. But an average of 68,000 babies are born in the state each year, so we’ve got a lot more work to do to put these tools in every Colorado home where there’s a baby or toddler.

Denver, Colorado
Indo American Heritage Museum

Indo American Heritage Museum

The mission of the Indo-American Heritage Museum is to promote understanding of the heritage, culture and diversity of Indian Americans, preserve their history and share their contributions to the fabric of American life.

Westmont, Illinois
Boys & Girls Club of Benton County

Boys & Girls Club of Benton County

We provide children and youth with a safe, developmentally rich place to go in the summer and after school hours when they are most likely to be victimized or be involved in negative behaviors.

Bentonville, Arkansas
Set Them Free International

Set Them Free International

We seek to impact the lives of those who have been enslaved, abused, and rejected with the love, hope and peace of Jesus Christ. STF exists to give hope and opportunity to women and children that are at risk or have been forced into the commercial sex trade of India. By creating a safe and loving environment, they are enabled to grow and develop physically, mentally, and spiritually. Our work provides basic education and vocational training for each girl and woman who come through our centers, ultimately allowing them to integrate into their communities in a positive and constructive manner.

Athens, Alabama
COMMUNITY AGROECOLOGY NETWORK

COMMUNITY AGROECOLOGY NETWORK

CAN has been using an agroecological approach to food systems change for 12 years. Our strategy is driven by community-based action research partnerships. At CAN, agroecology brings together scientists and farmers to produce knowledge and develop practices for a more sustainable food system. While ecologically-sound production practices are at the core of agroecology, they are not viable without vibrant local food economies that foster fair market channels and farmer control of seeds and land.

Santa Cruz, California