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The idea for A Free Bird™ was born out of the creative energy experienced firsthand by singer/songwriter and makeup artist, Godni Amir, founder and president of the organization. When Godni’s voice teacher, Gail found out her husband had been diagnosed with cancer, she had to stop teaching and become his primary caregiver. Soon after, she was also diagnosed with cancer. Although she and her husband struggled to defeat the disease, she never gave up her passion for the arts! Deeply touched by Gail’s determination to continue teaching and pursuing her creative endeavors, Godni was inspired to write music and poetry that reflected her benevolent spirit, which lead to the creation of a poem called “A Free Bird.” After seeing how creative energy could provide solace and inspiration to cancer patients, Godni wanted to share the healing power of the arts with others. A Free Bird™ was then created, delivering the message that everyone should have the opportunity to express themselves and fly free.

To provide resources and programs to improve learning and success for all Rochester students through partnerships with educators, business and the community.

America Needs You fights for economic mobility for ambitious, first-generation college students. We do this by providing transformative mentorship and intensive career development.

GENERATION CITIZEN (GC) WORKS TO ENSURE THAT EVERY STUDENT IN THE UNITED STATES RECEIVES AN EFFECTIVE ACTION CIVICS EDUCATION, WHICH PROVIDES THEM WITH THE KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS NECESSARY TO PARTICIPATE IN OUR DEMOCRACY AS ACTIVE CITIZENS.

The mission of the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzliya (IDC) is to transform higher education in Israel and to provide an exceptional learning experience for students from around the world. IDC Herzliya's interdisciplinary degree programs equip students with in-depth knowledge in their chosen field and the ability to work effectively across disciplines in their professional lives.

OUR MISSION IS TO ASSIST CHILDREN IN ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE FROM THE BARRIERS IMPOSED BY SCHOOL VIOLENCE. THIS INCLUDES SUPPORTING AND COACHING EVERY EDUCATIONAL LEADER AND STAFF MEMBER IN BEING ABLE TO EFFECTIVELY FACILITATE A VIOLENCE FREEE SCHOOL ATMOSPHERE.

Musical Mentors Collaborative is a nonprofit that provides free, student-centered music instruction to students who would not otherwise have access to private lessons, addressing structural inequities in music education.

THE 365Z FOUNDATION PROVIDES IDEAS, GUIDANCE AND RESOURCES DESIGNED TO ENCOURAGE, INSPIRE AND CHALLENGE INDIVIDUALS TO PERFORM CONSCIOUS ACTS OF KINDNESS-TO MAKE THE DECISION TO HELP SOMEONE IN SOME WAY, EVERY DAY; AND IN DOING SO, HELP PERPETUATE A COMMUNITY-WIDE KINDNESS MOVEMENT, RAISING AWARENESS AND PERSONAL COMMITMENT TO HELPING OTHERS.

The mission of Reaching For The Arts is to bring performing and visual arts distinction to the New York City youth by affording them the opportunity to learn, practice, and perform with professional artists in order to showcase their talents citywide and beyond. Through a variety of after school programs, students gain the education and confidence in the arts to acquire skills needed to apply to specialized arts high schools and possibly pursue careers in the arts.

Founded in 2002, the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization (TOCICO) is a global not-for-profit certification organization for companies, practitioners, consultants and academics to develop and administer certification standards, and facilitate the exchange of latest developments. for the Theory of Constraints (TOC). Our mission is to be the primary source of TOC knowledge and pathways for TOC practitioners with member resources and certification recognized worldwide. Our goal is to unite people who share a passion for win-win holistic thinking and share a vision that TOC will become the main way to manage organizations.

The Organization's mission is to mobilize a global community of emerging leaders to build the movement for health equity. The Organization is building a community of young changemakers who share a common belief: Health is a human right.

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is a national tax-exempt 501c3 non-profit organization led by African Americans. We serve as a voice for Black Americans with or at risk of diabetes, addressing the alarming health disparities caused by a legacy of systemic racism. These disparities include restricted healthcare access and unethical medical practices that disproportionately harm Black communities. Building on the legacy of Negro Health Week, we're dedicated to addressing health inequities, especially the disproportionate burden of diabetes in Black communities. Existing efforts haven't closed the gap, with Black Americans experiencing diabetes rates nearly double those of non-Hispanic whites. The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed this disparity. Our vision is a future where Black communities have the resources they need to prevent and effectively manage diabetes.