Ragans Hope

Our MissionRagan's HOPE is committed to helping parents of children with catastrophic illnesses or injuries endure the initial impact and embrace the future by providing financial, emotional and spiritual support, in the name of Christ.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 6167.

LIVE FOR TODAY FOUNDATION INC

Helping young adults diagnosed with cancer to LIVE everyday to the fullest.

• Human Service Organizations

• 6168.

Jesus Freedom Ministry

Jesus Freedom Ministry's goal is to proclaim the gospel of love and forgiveness of Jesus Christ.

Blossom

Blossom is a 501c3 nonprofit organization on a mission to provide essential needs to children in emergency circumstances.

• Protestant

• 6170.

Missionary Support Network

Creating a peaceful, safe retreat space in the United States for Christian leaders - missionaries, ministers, and marketplace - to Rest, Recover and Refocus in order to fulfill their God-given assignments.

• Youth Development Programs

• 6171.

One Epic Life

a Cali-based 501(c)3 non-profit with a global vision to teach people the five principles of living an epic Life's either a daring adventure or nothing at all CREATED TO LIVE EPIC We build and support movements that challenge people to live epically ethically and exceptionally different from the mainstream.

• Christian

• 6172.

5-2 Ministries

Home The Way Podcast Testimonies Valor Boxing TNT Discipleship AboutStaff Contact Ministry Partners More 52 Ministries Where is God in my depression anxiety trauma addiction or incarceration.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 6173.

FOR THE NEED FOUNDATION

Breaking the Cycle: Empowering Underprivileged Youth to Overcome Adversity and Unlock Their Hidden Potential The official page for For The Need Foundation.

• Christian

• 6174.

VINE AND BRANCHES GLOBAL MINISTRIES

We promote the love of Jesus Christ Read More Tanzania Asante Sana Childrens Home in Iringa Tanzania under the leadership of Daily Bread Life Ministries View Ministry Peru God Loves Peru under the leadership of Professor Frank Lamca and GCU university students.