Atlanta Habitat enables families to thrive by taking a comprehensive, targeted neighborhood revitalization approach. We are engaged in key conversations about affordable housing policy both locally and nationally.
Founded in 1985, Trees Atlanta works to mitigate Atlanta’s tree loss, protect its forests, and increase its tree canopy. Empowered by a community of volunteers, Trees Atlanta serves the metro Atlanta area and has grown to become one of Atlanta’s most widely known and supported non-profit organizations.
Since 1998, the mission of Stray Rescue of St. Louis is to lead the way toward making St. Louis a compassionate city where every companion animal knows health, comfort, and affection, and no stray is euthanized merely because he or she has been abandoned, abused, or neglected.
HoH Share, Inc. seeks to creatively meet the needs of the poor and marginalized through the Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy and The 7 Catholic Social Teachings, in partnership with the Catholic Worker Houses of the Northern Panhandle of WV, and community members experiencing or working with those in poverty.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Virginia offer a lineup of nationally recognized programs that address today’s most pressing youth issues. For more than 20 years, our core programs have engaged young people in activities with adults and peers, building our kids’ self-esteem and helping them reach their full potential. With locations in Albemarle, Charlottesville, Madison and Orange, our Clubs now serve more than 2,000 kids annually.
The Boys & Girls Club of Newark provides hundreds of children in Newark with a safe space to learn to make positive life choices, establish healthy habits, and develop academic skills. Our professionally trained staff provide the support, passion, and guidance to make sure every child has the opportunity to realize their full potential and grow into confident, successful young men and women.
Community Cats Coalition was formed in 2001 by a group of dedicated caring volunteers who have devoted their time, expertise and own finances to help stray, feral and abandoned cats. We are dedicated to representing, unifying, educating and providing help to hundreds of residents of Worcester County who call us every day regarding stray cats and kittens on their farms and in their neighborhoods.
In 2013, we established this 501(c)(3) with the goal of creating societal awareness about the solution to humanity’s greatest challenges that is right under our feet. Since then, millions of people around the world have seen our media, used our educational resources, and participated through our Farmland and Stewardship programs.
Kiss the Ground has become a premier online educational hub for regenerative agriculture, offering an online “pathway” for anyone to find resources and their unique way forward in contributing to this expanding global movement.
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