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Keshet is an organization that provides educational and recreational programs for children with special needs. We at Keshet deeply believe that every child deserves the opportunity to participate in the mainstream of their community. That's why the children of Keshet integrate into schools and camps along-side their typically developing peers. By being able to assist these children to become a part of their community, Keshet fulfill its most important mission - to bring the rich flavor of life's experiences to all children. Three philosophies intertwine all of Keshet's programs:  All children are accepted regardless of the nature of their disability,  Keshet is a parent-driven organization. Through this empowerment, Keshet parents have been able to turn the challenges incumbent in having a child with disabilities into productive and healing action, and the children are integrated with the assistance of staff into the school and camp programs of their local neighborhood. Keshet's personnel costs and therapy services make up 75% of Keshet annual expenses. Only one third of our 2.8 million dollar budget comes from parent paid fees and tuition. The remainder comes from Keshet's annual fund raising campaigns, private donations, and foundation grants. The Keshet Rainbow Banquet, attracting over 1,800 prominent Chicagoans, last year raised over 1.1 million dollars for the children of Keshet.

We Glorify God by Uplifting All People

In the spirit of Saint Joan Antida Thouret’s passion to educate and empower young women, we prepare our students to lead and serve in a global society through a values-based Catholic education.

To offer an opportunity for families struggling with addiction. Regardless of race, gender, national origin, or religious beliefs. To achieve and maintain sobriety and self-sufficiency through personal counseling, financial education & assistance, temporary housing, life management skills, educational service and job placement assistance… with special emphasis on individuals who has be involved with the legal system.

Founded in 1954, Phantom Ranch Bible Camp assists individuals, church groups, and organizations in sharing the Gospel of Christ, teaches God's Word for daily living and provides opportunities to enjoy God's creation in a unique, natural setting.

Greater Miami Youth For Christ reaches out to young people by responsibly presenting to them the person, work and teaching of Jesus Christ, discipling them and introducing them to the local church. Miami YFC is committed to empowering the children, youth, and families of our community by providing faith-based services that enhance their emotional, spiritual, physical, and educational well-being through our educational and outreach programs.

Dharma Drum Mountain Buddhist Association Chicago Chapter (DDMBA-Chicago) was established in 1993. We are a local affiliate chapter of Dharma Drum Mountain (DDM) Taiwan, and are a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit charitable organization in the United States. At DDMBA-Chicago, we teach and promote the understanding and practice of Chan Buddhism, cultivating wisdom and compassion, and the freedom and ease of body and mind through Chan practice. The vision behind our efforts is that of “Uplifting the Character of Humanity and Building a Pure Land on Earth” as promoted by our late teacher and Founder of DDM, Chan Master Sheng Yen. Our localized mission is to create a vibrant and sustainable community by encouraging spiritual growth and promoting happiness. To achieve the vision and mission, we offer various practice and caring programs, including group meditation programs, chanting, book study, social activities, and more. Through fluent English and Chinese language skills, we help to bring benefits to both English- and Chinese-speakers, in their individual lives and throughout the society, through an understanding of Buddhism as a living philosophy.

TEAMWORK CITY OF HOPE IS A LOCAL TANZANIAN INITIATIVE SUPPORTED BY TEAMWORK MINISTRIES; DESIGNED TO RAISE UP THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW BY GIVING ORPHANED CHILDREN A SAFE HOME, A QUALITY EDUCATION AND A PROMISING FUTURE.

USCCB, the members of which are the active Catholic Bishops of the United States, serves the interests of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States.

The mission of Institute of Women Today (IWT) is to provide interim housing to homeless women and families, and experiences that support, empower, and mentor our residents and the broader community.

The purpose of Yavneh is to promote the foundational, enduring and joyful principles of Judaism and to contribute to the continuity of the Jewish people; to enable our members to develop a relationship with the Divine through communal worship, study of Torah and assembly; and to apply the principles of Jewish Renewal to the values and conduct of the individual, the family, the membership and the society in which we live. Membership is open to all regardless of race, gender, sexual identity, or religion.

For over 30 Years, HopeWorks has been helping low-income widows of the greater Atlanta region with weatherization assistance for their homes, gas furnace repairs and general maintenance.