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The mission of the Columbus Torah Academy is to develop our students into educated, contributing, active, aware members of contemporary American and Jewish societies.

Our philosophy is based on the belief that every child is a wonderful gift from God, made in his image and likeness, and they are filled with dignity, goodness, and an incredible potential for discovery, learning, and growth. We believe in providing age appropriate activities for the children that will develop and enhance their natural curiosity and imagination. We also believe parents are the primary teachers of their preschool children and they are entrusting their children to our loving care. Accordingly, the family is an integral part of our program and their participation is an essential element to the success of our program.

The musical arts institute (MAI) is a nonprofit, 501(c)3, music school, which provides high quality music education for youth through intensive private and group training, after school programming, and other specialized learning opportunities. We serve culturally and economically underserved communities in the south side of Chicago, where access to music education is limited or nonexistent.

Meeting Street compassionately and innovatively empowers children and their families to thrive by fostering the development of the whole child.

Founded in August 2001, ISB achieves its mission through education and community engagement. We work through volunteers to provide hundreds of presentations, training seminars and workshops, and panel discussions annually in schools, colleges and universities, law enforcement agencies, healthcare facilities, and community organizations as part of cultural diversity curricula and programs. Reaching hundreds of groups and thousands of individuals a year at the grassroots level, ISB is building bridges among americans of all backgrounds.

Northfield Montessori is a parent-teacher cooperative that promotes the development of the whole child - socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually - ages six weeks to six years. By providing a learning environment that encourages creative thinking, self-discipline and self motivation, we instill in children a passion for lifelong learning.

Discovering Justice is a civic education nonprofit that prepares young people to value the justice system, realize the power of their own voices, and embrace civic responsibility by connecting classrooms and courtrooms.

Our purpose is to provide safe, Christian schools focused on educational success, leadership development and spiritual growth. Under God's provision, we have developed a network of 7 Christian schools in the urban communities of Milwaukee, WI, Racine, WI and Gary, IN that share resources, expertise and system-wide accreditation by national Lutheran schools accreditation.

To ensure each student achieves lifelong academic success, bilingualism and appreciation for diversity, in an engaging and academically rigorous language immersion environment.

Our mission is to partner with our community to enrich the lives of under resourced teenage girls by raising funds for their college education and by teaching them important life and work skills. The foundation’s central purpose is to enhance educational opportunities for students through partnerships with educators and mentorship programs.

To educate young adults and provide them with the knowledge, self-respect and skills that will be with them for life.

The Golden Fund for Autism is committed to helping children who live in Long Island, New York and are diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders, access various treatments and therapies not otherwise covered by insurance. Our organization provides assistance to children with autism who meet the qualifications by working in conjunction with local doctors and treatment facilities located on or near long island New York.