TURIMIQUIRE FOUNDATION INC

The Turimiquire Foundation is a USA 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Cambridge, MA.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

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Lifechange International

SEE SCHEDULE O LifeChange International Serving those in need All the ministries LifeChange partners with serve those in need in the name of Jesus.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

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Kingdom Development Corporation

Making Disciples Matthew 281820 Kingdom Development Home About KD Blog and Updates Support Contact More Thoughts about Fatherhood FEATURED POST Never Miss a New Post.

• Secondary/High School

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WARM HEARTS FOUNDATION

Our mission is to provide a loving hand to lift those less fortunate out of poverty and into self-sufficiency by providing clean water sources, safe shelter, nourishment and educational opportunities Home About Projects Expeditions Donate More.

• Humanities Organizations

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Compassion Omaha Inc

Compassion Omaha, Inc. is a community-based organization dedicated to engaging, inspiring and educating through activities and events that foster active compassion toward all beings, including nonviolence, tolerance, acceptance and universal responsibility, transcending religious and political affiliations.

• Buddhist

• 330.

Buddhist Peace Fellowship

The Buddhist Peace Fellowship’s purpose is to serve collective liberation through connecting Dharma to the current moment.

• Human Service Organizations

• 331.

PEOPLE FOR CARE & LEARNING

PCL is a community of people devoted to breaking the cycle of poverty.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 332.

New Life Children's Home, Inc.

A Christian based orphanage with weekly children's church and monthly children's crusades In the Philippines and an outreach in Nepal.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

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Footprints of Uganda

In Uganda the majority of residents reside in remote rural regions dedicating countless hours each day to trekking for water a task that not only deprives children of education and parents of incomeearning opportunities but also exposes families to waterborne illnesses perpetuating a cycle of sickness and poverty.