• International Development, Relief Services

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International Health Awareness Network Inc

IHAN International Health AwarenessNetwork WHAT WE DO KEY PROJECTS WHO WE ARE DONATE NOW More We imagine a world.

National Acupuncture Detoxification Association Inc

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• Labor Unions/Organizations

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Doctors Collaborating To Help Children Corp

Doctors Collaborating to Help Children Corporation was established in the state of Massachusetts dedicated to improving medical care for children throughout the world through advancements in medical education and training.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

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Global Health Equity Foundation

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO A PURSUIT OF GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY BY PURSUIT OF GLOBAL HEALTH EQUITY BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITY FOR HEALTH EDUCATION AND HEALTH CARE ACCESS TO EVERYONE.

• Energy Resources Conservation & Development

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HEALINGPAQ

Claim your #BirthRight flowing in #LoveJoyPeaceCompassion with #EveryBreath Practicing the art & science of healing since 2006.

St Vincents Blount

160,000+ associates & 36,000+ affiliated providers providing compassionate, personalized care to all.

• Management & Technical Assistance

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Institute for Greater Good

Test who we are about The Institute for Greater Good is a health and wellness company that offers a variety of services to empower individuals organizations and communities to flourish.

• International Relief

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Firstcare Charity Foundation

Our mission and causes include fighting Poverty, Hunger, Illiteracy, Child Neglect/Abuse as well as Chronic diseases like Diabetes, Hypertension and Neurological disorders.

• 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.