• Health Support Services

• 3034.

Leesar Inc

LeeSar/CSF is dedicated to optimizing efficiencies, assuring quality and increasing savings by equipping healthcare systems to perform at their best LeeSar's mission is to supply the right products and services to the right place, at the right time, for the lowest possible cost.

GOLD COAST FOUNDATION

Every Swipe Benefits Charity is a business based organization focused on helping charities.

• Cancer Research

• 3036.

Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center

Improving survivorship and lessening the burden of cancer across Louisiana and Southwest Mississippi.

• Single Organization Support

• 3037.

Mercy Health Foundation Ada

Mercy, a top U. S. health system, serves millions with quality care, 50+ hospitals, 1,000+ clinics, and $500M in free care in FY23.

Stand Up Survivor Inc.

Non-profit supporting survivors of domestic violence and impacting communities around the globe.

The Evelyn Swierczynski Foundation

The Evelyn Swierczynski Foundation’s mission is to support CHLA through fundraising events and events like our annual holiday book drive and bi-annual blood/bone marrow drives.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 3040.

Seva Heart Foundation

SEVA HEART FOUNDATION'S MISSION IS TO ASSIST FREE HOSPITALS AND VOLUNTARY ORGANIZATIONS IN PROVIDING HEART VALVES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES, PREVENTIVE CARE, AND HEALTH EDUCATION TO UNDERSERVED AREAS OF THE WORLD.

THE NEW HORIZONS FOUNDATION INC

Taking your vision to the world. Helping 501c3 organizations, Nonprofit Corporations, Groups and Individuals change the world by transforming their vision into reality.

MASSACHUSETTS RADIOLOGICAL SOCIETY INC

Massachusetts Radiological Society MRS Annual Meeting The Radiology Workforce Addressing the Mismatch between Supply and Demand Wednesday March 12 2025630pm830pm Online Virtual Meeting Detailed InformationFound under News Events ACR Chapter Recognition Award 2023 Award Received for Excellence in Meetings Education A message on racial disparities and diversity About Us In the early 1960s with the increasing awareness that a new federal healthcare plan called Medicare was a distinct possibility it became evident that the New England Roentgen Ray Society founded in 1923 could no longer serve as a forum of both educational and socioeconomic practices of radiology.