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Every child needs someone in their corner. For children and youth facing the complex foster care system, a trusted mentor can make all the difference in the world. Since 1987, Alameda County Court Appointed Special Advocates (ACCASA) has recruited, trained, and supported dedicated volunteers to be the constant in a foster child’s life—a person they can count on for compassion, guidance, advocacy, and information. The unique relationship expands the child’s world through enriching experiences and forges bonds that often last into successful adulthood

Family Service Association was founded in 1898 and has continuously provided services to low-income and homeless families for over 123 years. Our mission was, and still is: "To alleviate poverty, encourage self-sufficiency and promote the dignity of all people." This tradition continues today with programs that provide emergency support, case management, education and referral that focus on helping families become more self-sufficient.

The Arc of San Diego supports and empowers people with disabilities to achieve their life goals.

By providing barrier-free access to diapers, baby wipes, and menstrual products for young people, Care Collective supports multigenerational well-being.

JFS helps vulnerable individuals and families in the Puget Sound region by providing client-centered services that promote well‑being, health, and stability. Their programs include food assistance, refugee & immigrant resettlement, older‑adult supports, community stabilization (financial assistance), and supportive living services.

To promote breast cancer recovery by offering opportunities for survivors to reconnect and celebrate life

Lutheran Social Services of Nevada expresses the love of Christ by serving and caring for people in need.

The organization works to prevent and treat child malnutrition in Haiti by supporting community-based nutrition and maternal/child health programs — training and deploying community health workers (“monitrices”), doing growth monitoring and health promotion, and providing therapeutic/clinical care to reduce childhood mortality and improve long‑term health.

Child Advocates of Fort Bend provides a voice, heals the hurt and breaks the cycle of abuse and neglect for children in Fort Bend County.

Children's Wishes was formed in 2009 to grant Wishes to Rhode Island children between the ages of 2 1/2 and 18 years of age who are facing life-threatening, malignant or degenerative medical conditions. Children's Wishes strives to make sure that each child who qualifies for a Wish is able to experience the joy of having their Wish come true. In partnership with other children's wish granting organizations, Children's Wishes works cooperatively to make sure that the needs of all RI children qualifying for a Wish are met and that we lend support to them beyond the Wish.

“Guiding us in our mission to ease the hardship of children’s illness on families through programs that directly improve the health and wellbeing of children are our Core Values: Integrity, Compassion, Accountability, Respect, and Excellence (I-CARE).” Ronald Mcdonald House Of Scranton enhances its mission by establishing and managing Ronald McDonald Family Room programs in area hospitals that provide a comfortable, homelike environment for our families.

The Rescue Mission of Middle Georgia (RMMG) is a faith-based, life recovery program for people dealing with all types of addictions, domestic violence, sexual abuse, poverty, homelessness, and other life hurts. For over 68 years, the Mission has provided a path of hope, redemption, and empowerment through Jesus Christ to break the cycle of violence and abuse in families, while also giving aid to the hungry and homeless.