Project EATS

Project EATS is a New York City non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to community-based enterprise, food access & wellness via a network of small-plot, high-yield urban farms as well as health and workforce development programs.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

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Dos Pueblos: New York-Tipitapa Sister City Project, Inc.

NY-Tipitapa Sister City Project. Working collaboratively with the people of Nicaragua to improve education, health, people-to-people exchanges and human rights.

Community Action House

Nourishing, equipping and empowering people in a radically welcoming space.

My Project USA

We aim to be a catalyst for protecting and empowering youth by uplifting families through education, social services, civic engagement and advocacy.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

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Homeless-R-Us

Our community will be a one-stop destination that provides housing and various resources to aid the homeless from dependent, into self-sufficient lifestyles.

• Right to Life

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ARIZONA RIGHT TO LIFE INCORPORATION

To End Abortion in Arizona. We believe in an Arizona where every life is valued and protected.

Humanitarian Action Network

Humanitarian Action Network is a grassroots nonprofit that provides street-level support to people who are experiencing homelessness throughout Sacramento.

• Other Medical Research N.E.C.

• 503.

World Institute of Holistic Therapies Inc

Proyecto Agua Limpia Mexico is committed to working in partnership with NGO's and individuals to bring safe, clean drinking water to the people of Mexico Life Resources Institute Our Mission Life Resources Institute is a 501c3 non profit organization committed to bring about global change through working in partnership with people and organizations that are providing services and solutions to community issues worldwide.

The Giving Closet Project, Inc.

The GCP breaks down barriers of poverty affecting school children by providing clothing and basic essentials to K-12 students in need in Palm Beach County The Giving Closet Project (GCP) breaks down barriers of poverty affecting school children (grades K-12) by providing clothing and basic essentials to make the learning environment more productive, while focusing on the whole child and empowering future leaders.