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The foundation provides services, education, and support to people living with Parkinson’s disease and their families across Western Pennsylvania. It runs local programs (support groups, exercise classes, educational events) and connects patients and caregivers with resources to improve daily living and access to care.

We are UCLA, offering exceptional continuing, lifelong, and professional education to empower individuals and organizations to thrive in an ever-changing world. We create innovative, socially just pathways to pursue knowledge and apply skills by connecting the resources of UCLA with diverse and worldwide communities.

California Diabetes Foundation is a Southern California based non-profit organization, established with the aims of creating awareness of the emerging national epidemic of the new millennium - Diabetes among the general population. It is rightly said,“ the diabetic who knows most lives longest”. Diabetes Mellitus has taken epidemic proportions in USA in the last decade. Our mission is to educate Americans about Diabetes to create awareness and help in the prevention of this disease.

YBRP is a parent-led charitable foundation that raises funds, connects families, and supports research into HNRNPH2-related neurodevelopmental disorders. Its work focuses on finding and funding research toward treatments and a cure, increasing awareness and patient identification, and building family and scientific networks to improve understanding of the condition.

Providing a community of hospitality, safety, and acceptance for those looking for a path from the streets to a home, giving an opportunity for the community to reach out to those who are disenfranchised, voiceless, and left out of social service systems, and needing to experience the acceptance, accountability, and love of a community while receiving the basic needs of food, shelter, and connection to services.

Beyond (BEYOND) works to improve the health and well‑being of people in the Tucson area by offering free education and community programs that emphasize four pillars: moving the body, eating nutritious foods, spending time in nature, and connecting with others. Its activities include weekly social walks, guided hikes, school bike and nutrition programs, and youth cycling initiatives.

The mission of ElderHelp is to provide personalized services and information that help seniors remain independent and live with dignity in their own homes. Since 1973, ElderHelp has been a critical resource to San Diego's growing population of seniors who have limited support and endure the physical limitations that often come with advanced age—a combination that limits their ability to remain independent and living in their own neighborhoods. With a small, dedicated staff and a corps of over 350 paraprofessional volunteers, ElderHelp offers an array of award winning programs to assist seniors and their families with a wide range of essential activities.

CHHA currently depends on government grants and membership fees to fund its activities. However, Canada’s hearing loss population is growing and CHHA requires additional resources to fund its innovative programs. The CHHA Foundation was formed as a separate body to raise and manage the investment of funds to generate new income on a year-to-year basis. The CHHA Foundation spends only the income on its investment, rather than the actual capital from donations. With their gifts to the CHHA Foundation, donors are, in effect, establishing a perpetual legacy through their donations. The interest from their capital provides income to support CHHA activities. The CHHA Foundation is positioned to accept and manage not only money, but also other forms of donations such as life insurance, real property, and stocks and bonds.

Living Positive Resource Centre is a successful advocate for people, intervening when their rights have been ignored or abused, and fostering compassion and understanding. A variety of services are available to our clients including assistance with housing, connecting with a family doctor, home and hospital visits for those who are ill, information and referrals, access to self-care and health-maintenance workshops, peer support groups, and more.  Living Positive also provides a variety of harm reduction materials for both safer sex and substance use.

With over 140 million people in Bangladesh and with no other institution like it in the country, the Centre for the Rehabilitation of the Paralysed focuses on a holistic approach to rehabilitation, recognising that all aspects of the rehabilitation process are vital for its success. Physical, psychological and economical rehabilitation are all undertaken before a patient's well-planned discharge. Since 1979, CRP has served the most vulnerable of Bangladesh and developed into an internationally respected organization. Today, five different CRP sites function across the country and an academic institute has pioneered the training of relevant health professionals. A school provides inclusive education in an enabling environment for young children who would otherwise never have the opportunity to receive education. Public awareness and passionate advocacy for Bangladesh's disabled population is an ongoing and overarching goal of CRP.

We have three key parts to our mission for the PKU Organization of Illinois. First, and one of the most important, is to support the person, and the families affected by the person, with PKU and Allied Disorders. Second, is the organization will spread information and awareness of PKU and Allied Disorders to the PKU/Allied Disorder community, as well as, the outside community. Lastly, constantly raising funds to aid in the continued research of medical updates and changes of PKU and Allied Disorders. As part of our fund raising, we will stay connected with local and national lawmakers to be informed and inform others of the medical changes and necessary events related to PKU and Allied Disorders.

NABORS is an association of people who live with a disability and their circle (made up of their families and friends) who are committed to supporting people with disabilities to live rich and full lives in their community. NABORS *provides support *facilitates circle development *keeps people connected *provides professional development and staff training *provides information to interested individuals and groups. NABORS vision is for the world to be a place where all people, including people with disabilities, can live in inclusive community. We are dedicated to supporting people with physical and developmental disabilities to have rich and full lives in community and have control over their lives.