• Family Services

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CHILD International

Family assistance and education CHILD International is a nonprofit organization dedicated to help displaced children reach their full potential through empowerment, access to education, housing and family assistance programs.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 5375.

Wenham Village Improvement Society Inc

Wenham Village Improvement Society Home Click here for WVIS Women and Words tickets Become a member of WVIS and Donate what you can to support our work and the preservation of our Monument Street Courts the Tea House Playground and our historic Wenham Tea House property.

HEPHZIBAH CHILDREN'S ASSOCIATION

Hephzibah Children’s Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping children and families: We have a therapeutic home for severely abused and neglected young children ages 3-11.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 5377.

Uganda Village Project

UVP's facilitates community health and well-being in rural Uganda To facilitate community health and well-being in rural Uganda through improved access, education, and prevention.

BINDING TIES INC

Binding Ties believes ‘at-risk’ is only a label used to avoid supporting others to the fullest.

A Gift for Teaching Inc

A Gift for Teaching is Central Florida’s primary provider of free school supplies to teachers for the On a mission to provide educational resources that empower teachers to inspire future leaders, A Gift for Teaching (AGFT) envisions a future where every student in Central Florida has the tools and experiences to succeed.

• Family Services

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INDEPENDENT FAMILY RESOURCE GROUP

The INDEPENDENT FAMILY RESOURCE GROUP supports single parents, and their children, in their pursuit of academic success, independence from government programs, and economic mobility.

Burden Share Inc

Burden Share's mission is to provide benevolent assistance and charitable giving to individuals and organizations.

• Children's and Youth Services

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Holiday Hope

Our History In 1991 two social workers answered letters to Santa Claus found in the New York City post office from the children of four needy families making their Christmas wishes come true.