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Founded in 1968, the mission of Our Little Brothers & Sisters(OLBS) is to support the efforts of Nuestros Pequeños Hermanos(NPH) in helping orphaned and abandoned children in Latin America and Haiti by providing food, clothing, shelter, medicine, education and vocational training in a nurturing family environment. OLBS is founded upon the principles of unconditional love and acceptance. Orphaned and abandoned children who are welcomed into OLBS supported homes are never asked to leave or given up for adoption. They are taught work, sharing and responsibility in a secure, loving family environment; OLBS strives to equip the children with the life skills they will need for successful adulthood. In addition to providing support for homes for orphan children, OLBS reaches out into the community. OLBS supports outreach programs to aid those living in extreme poverty,  including community medical clinics which treat tens of thousands of people per year, community schools which are available to local children, facilities for severely disabled children, medical clinics and street schools in the slums of Haiti.

Founded in 1981, our purpose is to ensure that women, men, students, and families have a safe place to turn when facing pregnancy decisions, making sexual health choices, and seeking emotional healing from abortion-related issues.

The Northwest Catholic Counseling Center (NCC) supports and strengthens our community by providing professional mental health services to all, regardless of faith or finances.

The Childhood Cancer Lifeline was founded in 1995 by a group of parents whose children had childhood cancer. Since our inception, we have been a strictly volunteer organization dedicated to addressing the practical and emotional needs of New Hampshire families dealing with pediatric cancer. Today our volunteers have expanded to include family members, friends, and other caring individuals. We know first-hand the trauma that a family faces when a child is diagnosed. We also understand the challenges you'll deal with before, during, and after your child's treatment. The Childhood Cancer Lifeline is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization.

Indian River Medical Center serves as the area's leading provider of comprehensive high quality health and medical services, and improves the health and well being of the people and communites we serve.

Friends of Yad Sarah supports Yad Sarah, which offers a wide range of solutions to meet some of the most critical needs in Israeli society, from elder care, home health, and medical equipment loans, to advocating for disability rights, cultivating volunteerism, and advancing community building. Yad Sarah is a hub of healing, dignity, and opportunity that is respected and revered for its passion, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to bring help and hope to all of Israel's people.

We believe every child has the right to a healthy and loving life. We accomplish this by providing high-quality and compassionate medical care to the children of Southeast Asia, by creating community health education programs and by training local healthcare professionals.

The St. Boniface Haiti Foundation is committed to helping those in need when no one else can. We work side-by-side with the people of Haiti to break the cycle of poverty and alleviate suffering through health care, education and community development. We work with compassion, respect and love for the people and communities we serve.

Create meaningful charitable giving opportunities in support of Riverview Hospital and advance our community's health and quality of life now and in the future.

To provide and expand access to free, high quality and comprehensive, primary and preventive health care for low income, medically uninsured individuals in the Brazos Valley.

The mission of Vassar Brothers Medical Center is to be the pre-eminent provider of health care services in the Hudson Valley. Vassar Brothers Medical Center strives to provide the highest quality health care services to anyone who needs care and continually seeks to improve its services. Meeting the needs of each patient is the primary rule governing the hospital's existence. No person, regardless of race, color, creed or ability to pay, will be denied essential health care services.

To improve the health of communities by increasing financial resources to support patient care, education, clinical research and wellness. We will accomplish our mission by: 1. Responding to the needs of our donors. 2. Integrating philanthropy with the estate planning process. 3. Offering visionary philanthropic opportunities.