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We advise our volunteers to seek out children in villages and low income areas and convince their parents to send them to school, and the foundation pays the fees.

The mission of the National Forest Foundation is to engage America in community-based and national programs that promote the health and public enjoyment of the 193-million-acre National Forest System.

The purpose of the Rob Machado Foundation is to support environmental programs worldwide - funding and initiating educational programs focused on helping children understand their contribution towards a healthy earth.

THE PURPOSES OF TACOMA TREE FOUNDATION ARE TO SUPPORT COMMUNITY GREENING, SUSTAINABLE URBAN FORESTRY, AND NEIGHBORHOOD IMPROVEMENTS IN THE GREATER TACOMA AREA, PIERCE COUNTY AND THE WATERSHEDS OF THE PUGET SOUND.

Legacy Parks Foundation works to ensure that our community enjoys exceptional recreational opportunities, natural beauty and open spaces, and that those assets exist for generations to come.

THE SOLE PURPOSE OF THE DALLAS ARBORETUM FOUNDATION (DAF) IS TO HOLD ASSETS TO SUPPORT THE OPERATIONS OF THE DALLAS ARBORETUM AND BOTANICAL SOCIETY, INC. AND TO HELP ENSURE IT'S LONG-TERM FISCAL STABILITY.

A historic nature preserve in the midst of the city of Dallas, Frankford Preservation Foundation conserves, protects and maintains its five acre site. The site features a rare remnant of the Blackland Prairie once indigenous to the Dallas area and Indian Springs. The Frankford Preservation Foundation conducts charitable, educational, and cultural events including seasonal tours of its native prairie meadows to foster an awareness of the significance of the Blackland Prairie and early North Texas history.

Compassionate Eye Foundation (CEF) is an innovative, volunteer-driven, non-profit organization. CEF was founded on the principle that creative people as a community can and want to make a positive difference in the world.

The Foundation publishes the annual Deaf Ontario Community Calendar. It showcases the outstanding arts works by Deaf artists and photographers from across Canada, while providing selected Deaf charities and groups a way to raise funds in support of their events and programs. A few other initiatives currently under the way will be announced in the near future upon completion. They will demonstrate how the Foundation transforms ideals into actions, symbolizing a positive image of Deaf people, their capabilities and contributions to society.

The Florida Wildflower Foundation nurtures the awareness, understanding and enjoyment of Florida's native wildflowers through education, planting and research projects that increase the presence of wildflowers and support the wildlife depending upon them.

The Lake Winnipeg Foundation (LWF) is a non-profit, charitable ENGO dedicated to finding solutions to the problems causing deterioration in the Lake Winnipeg ecosystem. Towards finding those solutions, LWF supports stewardship, research and education projects that contribute to the rehabilitation and protection of the lake, its wetlands, and the watershed. The LWF works to engage the public, partner organizations, and key decision-makers in seeking collaborative approaches to build stewardship capacity throughout the Lake Winnipeg watershed. Established in 2005, the Lake Winnipeg Foundation is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors, and is managed by an Executive Director. The Foundation operates in accordance with the expertise of the LWF Science Advisory Council, established in 2012 to provide advice to the LWF and its partner organizations on all matters related to the health of Lake Winnipeg and its watershed.

Established in 1981 through the joint efforts of the Parents’ Guild (formally known as the Mothers’ Guild), the Advisory Council (formally known as the Advisory Board) and the Society of the Sacred Heart (Canada), the City House Foundation is a non-profit organization. The trustees of the Foundation support an annual program to raise funds to be retained and invested. The income generated is used to fund three types of activities: General support for the school (i.e. special needs as they may arise); Bursaries & Scholarships; Enrichment Programs; Building Improvements & Enhancements.