Abilities First Foundation, Inc.

Founded in 1958, Abilities First is a non-profit organization, located in Middletown, Ohio, that serves children and their families living with autism and differing abilities.

BRIGHT PROMISES FOUNDATION

Bright Promises partners with community-based social service agencies, providing the necessary expertise, experience, and financial support to implement and expand cutting-edge programs for low-income and at-risk children.

• Single Organization Support

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Englewood Cliffs Education Foundation Inc

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM Englewood Cliffs Education Foundation ECEF a nonprofit 501c3 organization Run by parent volunteers we fund innovative programs and enrichment activitiesthat are not part of the public school budget.

Special Childrens Charity Inc

Special Children’s Charity (SCC) is a nonprofit, located in Central Phoenix (Arizona), dedicated to providing the life skills required for independent living.

Realslow Recovery LLC

TO PROVIDE SAFE, AFFORDABLE, AND SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR PEOPLE RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE ABUSE.

• Ambulatory Health Center, Community Clinic

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Mountain Park Health Center

MOUNTAIN PARK HEALTH CENTER WORKS WITH THE COMMUNITIES IT SERVES TO SUSTAIN AND IMPROVE HEALTH BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE PRIMARY CARE TO THOSE WHO NEED IT MOST.

We Are All We Need Inc

Our mission is to end homelessness for youth that have aged out of foster care.

• Student Services and Organizations

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Syncore Outreach Learning Empowerment

SynCore was founded on the principle that Sterile Processing is the heart and soul of any medical facility.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

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HELP YOURSELF WIN FOUNDATION INC

Opening the door to their future Changing the lives of children through afterschool programs linked to college campuses and a program for adults seeking a second chance for meaningful employment Help Yourself Win Foundation Help Yourself Academies Colleges often reach out to high school students however by then children may well have lost interest in education.