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Parent Education Network has proudly been providing quality parenting workshops and courses in the community since 1974. Our Parenting programs are provided in community locations and in schools across Toronto. Workshops are two hours long, and in this short time, parents learn practical strategies that they can use right away. Courses meet once a week over several weeks, giving parents an opportunity to try new ideas at home, come back to class, discuss, and refine their skills. Our most popular topics are "Positive Parenting" and "How to Talk so Kids will Listen", offering positive approaches to parenting and communication. Examples of what your donation provides: $25 A parenting book to a teen parenting course participant $50 A book and other materials for a six-week teen parenting course $100 About half the cost of a pro bono workshop held in a women's shelter $200 A six-week parenting course to a parent who wouldn't otherwise be able to afford to attend

PROVIDE INNOVATIVE GRANTS TO TEACHERS AND ADMINISTRATORS IN THE ROCKLAND PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM

To equip church leaders and potential church leaders with theological, philosophical, and practical tools necessary to sustain healthy faith communities in Mid-Missouri. This includes an evangelical theological library, seminars, unaccredited courses, and accredited courses partnering with A.W. Tozer Theological Seminary.

Pathfinder's mission is to deliver fun, challenging adventures that help people learn about themselves, others, and the environment.

One World’s mission is to transform students into writers with voice, knowledge, and purpose. Our vision is that all students become effective writers and communicators.

To help women of limited means realize their unlimited ability to change their lives.

Provide culturally responsive community programming to overcome disparities in health care services and promote preventative care for marginalized communities. ECA's purpose is two-fold: to increase mental health awareness and reduce the rate of obesity.

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EEF provides equine riding and therapy opportunities to individuals with PTSD Autism SMDD at risk youth Veterans and financially and emotionally challenged individuals. Through their participation with equines the program is geared to benefit these populations with lifelong learning opportunities which will aide their health and adaptations into everyday life.

To lovingly educate children in an adaptive, therapeutic environment designed to foster the champion within.

Grace Place puts faith into action, providing pathways out of poverty by educating children and families.