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Together For Gambia is a non-profit organization focused on improving the well being and giving back to the people of The Gambia. Today, nearly half of the population in The Gambia are living below the poverty line and many more struggle to have one good meal a day. We are devoted to fighting this because hunger demoralizes the vibrant spirits of the people of The Gambia. Every human being deserves the dignity of a decent meal each day. Our goal is to serve as a bridge to give the fortunate an opportunity to lend a hand to those who are less fortunate.

Today, most of our population growth is being accommodated at the fringes of suburban cities in a sprawling, low-density fashion. These new communities are highly consumptive of rural and agricultural lands, energy, water and material resources, and create traffic congestion. As a result, they also emit damaging amounts of toxins and greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. SUDA gathers and disseminates information about sustainable city-building, undertakes practical research as funds allow, and communicates with key stakeholders about opportunities and benefits of building environmentally-responsible communities.

Friends of Los Niños actively assist the development of children and education in the underserved community of El Progreso, Honduras. We aim to address children's medical and nutritional needs along with renovating and building housing facilities for families in the region of the world through personal connections with our volunteers. In doing this, we hope to enable these families to thrive and sustain and enhanced quality of life, while fostering children's spiritual development.

We use adventure travel and cultural immersion to help children around the world through “hand-up” education. We are currently focused on helping the children of porters and guides in the Mount Kilimanjaro region of Tanzania and the Maasai of Kenya. Join us for our next Safari and Mount Kilimanjaro Expedition as we travel into the African wilderness for the purposes of connecting to the local people and helping their children through educational sponsorship.

The slaughter of wildlife is reaching unprecedented levels. Poaching of wildlife and elephants and rhino in particular, has escalated as a result of the rising demand for ivory in Asia and the Middle East. Some experts estimate that as many as 35,000 elephants a year are being slaughtered, 10% of Africa’s elephant population each year. Big Life Canada Foundation was established to combat the poaching of elephants and wildlife and to protect their habitat. Its current geographic scope is the Amboseli ecosystem, which straddles the Kenyan-Tanzania border, and is comprised of approximately 2 million acres. Big Life Foundation Canada will focus on establishing anti-poaching camps in the highest needed areas of Kenya & Tanzania.

The mission of Sycamore Land Trust is to preserve the beauty, health, and diversity of southern Indiana's natural landscapes through strategic land conservation and environmental education. Vision: Sycamore Land Trust envisions a future in which southern Indiana has diverse and abundant habitat for native plants and animals, as well as clean air and water, working lands that are productive and sustainable, and people who embrace the connection between a healthy environment and our quality of life.

THYME and Play is a service-connected disabled-veteran run non-profit organization that provides truly inclusive events and experiences for the atypical community. Our mission is to create fun events that ultimately remove the barriers that atypical families and disabled veterans often face when going out. We do this through fully customized, unique events held by us or by working with local community partners and introducing realistic accommodations that foster safer, and more meaningful experiences for our disabled community members.

Health Resource Partners believes in empowering and strengthening local health-focused organizations within their own communities. We do this by finding trusted and established partners that share our mission. We offer mentorship, support, growth opportunities and funding while our local partners connect underserved communities with the health resources they need the most. Above all, we believe in sustainability by listening to the needs of the individual community, partnering with local stakeholders and NGOs, and relying only on locally-sourced resources.

Too Little Children is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization, that was formed to serve the children who have too little. This particular population is especially vulnerable and forgotten, and they feel that it is both their responsibility and privilege to care for them. They have established programs to provide enough for these children, in a variety of different ways. Their programs are constantly being altered and improved as they learn more about their needs and the best ways to meet them. Their focus is developing countries and their scope is broad but simple: they want to provide enough for the children who are in need. They want to go beyond their physical and financial needs because they genuinely believe that a child who is unloved and uncared for suffers as much as the child who has nothing to eat. They are honored to serve all children, regardless of background, beliefs, or tribal affiliations.

Futurewatch is a nonprofit charitable organization founded in 1993. We foster the development of innovative, collaborative partnerships among diverse stakeholders in Canada and overseas. In Canada, we work cooperatively with local partners to identify community priorities and establish programs that involve people most affected by the issues. Our program incorporate education and action - learning and participation and are geared to people from diverse ethnic backgrounds - Somali, Hispanic and South Asian. FutureWatch brings people Canada's divers population togeether around innovative environmental education initiatives and community projects like the Children's Wildflower Garden at Harbourfront Community Centre. We also have an extensive program to develop youth leaders in these communities. Our successful eco-recreation program - safe canoeing and wilderness outtripping - has been enjoyed by people of all ages and different ethnic backgrounds. It's exhilarating to see a

To promote and provide civil legal services to low-income persons, groups and communities in Puerto Rico, and to grant access to the justice system through education, training and legal representation. Nearly 50% of the population of Puerto Rico qualifies economically for our services, as they are living at or below U.S. federal poverty levels. We are a private nonprofit corporation that provides free legal advice, representation and legal education in civil cases to people and low-income groups who qualify. The legal cases we deal with include families (domestic violence, custody issues, etc.), special education, senior citizens protections, housing (including foreclosures), minors, income maintenance, bankruptcies, veterans, civil rights, community and environmental rights, consumer rights, agricultural workers, among others. We receive funds in the form of grants and in-kind support from federal, state and municipal governments, as well as foundations and corporations. We also received donations from individuals and associations.