• Forest Conservation

• 1999.

Afghanistan Samsortya

MA-based nonprofit promoting reforestation and agro-forestry initiatives in Eastern Afghanistan.

• Humanities Organizations

• 2000.

Engaging Peace Inc

A note of thanks and a peace bouquet by Kathie MalleyMorrison Pat Daniel and Joe Kandra Please join us in celebrating the move of Engaging Peace to its new home with Mass Peace Action MAPA.

Teach for Israel Inc

Israel365 promotes the beauty and significance of Israel through a daily stunning photograph and inspirational Biblical verse.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 2002.

Strong Girls United Women

Empowering Women and Girls in Sierra Leone.

The Everything Project

The Everything Project was founded to implement emergency programs and humanitarian aid on the Isle Idjwi and Lac Kivu Africa The Everything Project was founded to implement humanitarian aid and development in Lac Kivu Africa.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2004.

Council of Bono and AHAFO Associations of North America

Non-Profit Organization. Council of Bono & Ahafo Associations of North America (COBAANA) Council Of Bono Ahafo Associations Of North America COBAANA Home About Us Executives Chapters News Events Photos Contact More Describe your image History of BrongAhafo Region Created on 4th April 1959 out of the then Western Ashanti Brong Ahafo is the second largest region of Ghana in terms of landmass with a territorial size of 39557O8sq.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 2005.

Kiboha Together Inc

Lifting Up Seniors We restore hope to vulnerable Seniors through outreach and providing support.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 2006.

Advocates for Success in Africa

AFSIA helps orphans, widows, and the elderly through school and camp sponsorship, vocational and university education, medicines, and supplementing food and shelter needs.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 2007.

DC PEACE TEAM

The DC Peace Team is committed to unleashing the power of a diverse group of civilians to increasingly become nonviolent people so we can better resist injustice, and thus, build a more sustainable just peace.