Parents Available To Help Inc

PATH is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization providing informational and emotional support to CT families of children with special needs A 501(c)3 nonprofit family support and information network for families of children with special health care needs Connect and empower family, children, and youth living with disabilities and special healthcare needs through support, education and advocacy.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

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Franciscan Children’s (Franciscan Hospital for Children Inc)

We provide excellence in care for children with complex medical, mental health and educational needs in a compassionate and positive environment.

• Pediatrics Research

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Living Well Foundation

Mission: To create healthier individuals/ families through experiential learning across the life cycle.

• Disabled Persons' Rights

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Lel Foundation Inc

LEL Foundation strives to create a world where The Good Life is attainable for all, and it is not a question of what is the good life for disabled and/or elderly people.

• Visual Arts Organizations

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Special Childrens Art Foundation

The Special Children's Art Foundation (SCAF) is a nonprofit organization that is bringing the color and energy of mural art to children with special needs and the Los Angeles County communities in which they live.

• Public Foundations

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Casa Bella Foundation

Casa Bella is an nonprofit organization helping adults & children thrive through nutrition, clothing, & education.

Bellastrong Inc

We are a nonprofit organization helping families with financial hardship that are affected by pediatric cancer.

• Birth Defects, Genetic Diseases

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Lets Create Together Inc

A great organization set out to help , inspire , impact and save children with chronic diseases & better wellbeing To donate https://t.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

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THE CAROLYN GABLE EXPECT A MIRACLE

The purpose of this Foundation is to offer assistance to the single women and men who are working and trying to do well for their children, but are unable to provide the extracurricular activities that help a child build strong character.