Search Nonprofits

The Alaska Dive Search, Rescue and Recovery Team (AK Dive Rescue) is an all-volunteer, unpaid, 501(c)(3) non-profit public safety water rescue/dive search and recovery, team that exists to provide the Department of Public Safety (DPS) a statewide capability above and underneath the waters surface. The team is activated by the State Search and Rescue Coordinator and is ready to deploy for recovery missions anywhere in Alaska usually within two hours of notification.

To provide bicycles to underprivileged people living in impoverished areas throughout the world. This will facilitate their ability to obtain essential services (such as clean water, medical care, education, firewood, or aid in bringing goods to market), thus enriching their lives and their communities.

The Mission Of The Organization Is To Respond To Water Emergencies,Ground Searches, And Other Emergencies As Needed Utilizing Their Specially Trained Team Of Volunteer Members. The Organization Also Seeks To Train Members Of The Community In First Aid, Cpr And Other Emergency Situations.

BVRS was incorporated in 1973 to provide rescue services to the residents and visitors of the Slate Belt in Eastern PA. They provide rescue services (vehicle, water, rope, trench, ice, etc), and assistance to EMS and Firefighting Operations for the Slate Belt and surrounding areas.

FAN’s core mission was to restore Hope for the people of Haiti by providing food medical care, shelters, homes, and education. FAN is now working on building its first water supply system in the country; in addition supporting autism around the world.

Innovation: Africa is a New York based 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to bring Israeli solar, water and agricultural technologies to rural African villages. Since its founding in 2008, Innovation: Africa has completed over 250 solar installations bringing light, access to clean water, improved education, refrigeration for vaccines and medicines, and proper nutrition and food security to over 1.5 million people in the most remote villages in Africa. iA currently operates in ten countries: Uganda, Malawi, Tanzania, Ethiopia, South Africa, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Senegal, Cameroon, Zambia and eSwatini.

Healing Hands International (HHI) is a Christian international relief organization that provides humanitarian aid worldwide — including clean-water projects, disaster response, food-security training, and medical/relief shipments — with the aim of meeting physical needs and sharing faith-based care.

Feeding The Orphans Exists To Be Advocates For The Fatherless Of The World In Jesus' Name By Providing For Their Basic Earthly Needs In Order To Provide For Their Spiritual Need To Know Christ. They Provide Direct Aid To Orphanages In Africa And Other Underdeveloped Areas Of The World By Providing Food, Clean Drinking Water, Medicines And Shelter.

Global Samaritans is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to showing God's love by enhancing the physical and spiritual well being of the people in Southern Zambia. Global Samaritans includes a children's home located just outside of Livingstone, Zambia. From its base at the children's home, Global Samaritans also operates two commercial well drilling rigs where clean water is provided to villages that do not currently have access to clean water. When visiting a village to drill a well our organization always takes the opportunity to share the Good News of the gospel and minister to the villagers spiritually. Our organization can best be summed up through its four purposes: (1) To raise mature, productive, Christian children who will mold and shape the future of Zambia. (2) To assist the local churches and pastors through continuing education, library resources, and evangelism tools, and their churches with evangelism and discipleship. (3) To provide an opportunity for Americans to serve and be intimately involved in life changing foreign mission experiences. (4) To bring clean water to Zambia and improve the standard of living in communities where Global Samaritans is already at work.

Reel Life International equips and mobilizes local churches and volunteers to carry out short‑term missions and discipleship work worldwide. Through partnerships with field teams, they run gospel-centered projects—such as education, clean‑water, medical care, orphan support, and construction—to serve impoverished communities and train participants in discipleship.

Wisconsin K9 SOS Search and Rescue, Inc. was formed in 2005 in response to the need for trained search dog teams in Wisconsin that locate lost persons, assist in body detection on land, water, ice, burned buildings, and to provide assistance at disaster scenes. K9 SOS is dedicated to providing a professional and voluntary response to calls for aid.

Roots of Development supports community‑led development, partnering with local groups (especially on La Gonâve, Haiti) to build capacity, provide unrestricted funding, and help communities design, manage, and maintain projects that improve quality of life (water access, housing, local enterprises and leadership training). This summary is based on the organization’s site and independent charity profiles.