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"To perpetuate the universal teaching faith, the enhancement of the fellowship among Druze descendants, the advancement of Druze cultural knowledge through education and research, and the betterment of all Druze people through charitable work.”
- To promote stamp collecting to people of all ages- To offer services to the membership and to philately in general, including knowledge and education, which enhance the pleasure and friendliness of stamp collecting- To initiate and coordinate new programs for the benefit of stamp collecting and of all collectors- To represent the United States in the world body of philately- To assist members in acquiring and disposing of philatelic materials
AHF was founded over 30 years ago to help people in the Himalaya who were in need and had no one else, and that principle still guides us every day. What we do is basic: we make change - positive, tangible change - happen. We build and support schools and students; train doctors and fund hospitals; care for children and elders; plant trees and restore sacred sites. We help Tibetans rebuild and sustain their culture both in exile and in Tibet.
We provide knowledge and inspiration, conservation and advocacy, and logistical support for the climbing community.
AASuccess empowers children and young adults to achieve their true potential, while cultivating future leaders to spread ethical and humanitarian values in our communities.
Dedicating to educating the communities about benefits of the sport of fencing. Providing voice in the community and opportunities for fencers.
To provide efficient service da'wah for Muslims and Non-Muslims in the Ozark area and promote awareness of the religion of Islam. Conduct interfaith invitations and dialogues. Conduct regular prayers, Islamic Education for Children and Adult, Funeral services and Cemetery facility.
Organizing outdoor events for Veterans can provide them with opportunities for camaraderie,support and engagement with nature. Outdoor activities have been shown to have numerousphysical, mental and emotional benefits, making them especially valuable for Veterans whomay be dealing with the challenges of transitioning to civilian life or coping with service-relatedissues.