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Restoring the city to god by developing and linking people, communities and churches.

Inspired by our Unitarian Universalist principles, we are a vibrant, intentionally diverse congregation that models and promotes both locally and globally: love, spiritual growth, service, right relations and sustainable living.

The Drikung Meditation Center is a Tibetan Buddhist Center founded by khenchen Konchog Gyaltshen irnpoche in the early 1980s. We are here to serve the community and to bring the happiness and joy of Buddhism to the Boston area.

The Aleph Institute is a 501c3 certified non-profit Jewish organization dedicated to assisting and caring for the wellbeing of members of specific populations that are isolated from the regular community: U.S. military personnel , prisoners, and people institutionalized or at risk of incarceration due to mental illness or addictions. Aleph addresses their religious, educational, and spiritual needs, advocates and lobbies for their civil and religious rights, and provides support to their families at home left to fend for themselves. The Aleph Institute is committed to criminal justice reform and recidivism reduction through preventive-education and faith-based rehabilitation programs, re-entry assistance, alternative sentencing guidance and counsel, and policy research and recommendations.

Big Tent Judaism honors Jewish values by promoting a more welcoming and inclusive North American Jewish community that embraces intermarried families and unengaged Jews and encourages their increased participation in Jewish life.

Mission: to offer innovative opportunities to connect jewishly for all jews and their loved ones, including: those not affiliated with existing institutions; those otherwise disengaged from active Jewish life; interfaith couples and families; LGBT individuals, couples, and families; “Jewish‐plus” individuals and families, that is, those whose spirituality and identity include more than Judaism; individuals and families of all financial means

The mission of Metamorphosis is to make a lasting change on a woman’s life, which impacts a family and a community.

YFC reaches young people everywhere, working together with the local church and other like-minded partners to raise up lifelong followers of jesus who lead by their godliness in lifestyle, devotion to the word of God and prayer, passion for sharing the love of christ, and commitment to social involvement.

Connecting the community to hope. There are a large number of youth within the Northern Lancaster County community that are from broken homes and in desperate need of “Jesus with skin on”. R.E.A.L. Youth Ministry was formed from this need and is dedicated to working with local Cocalico area churches, schools, community leaders, parents, and businesses partnering together to make a difference in these young peoples lives. Later, in 2015, we changed our name to REAL Life Community Services to better represent what we do in the community. REAL currently assists over 70 families a year with financial, emotional, and spiritual support as they better their lives.

Founded in 1994, Friends School of Wilmington is known for its high academic standards and strong sense of community. The Friends School educational experience is based on essential Quaker principles of respect for others, personal responsibility, integrity, equality, simplicity, and service. We believe the world needs passionate, lifelong learners who act with courage, integrity, and love. Inspired by that need, and the Quaker values of peace, equality, and care for the earth, friends school of wilmington is a vigorous academic community committed to educating the whole child.

Vasavi Seva Foundation is an organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area with Aryavysya members that have come together for the purpose of preserving the heritage and to serve the needy and under privileged.

The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art’s mission is to present the art, culture and history of Tibet to a world audience in order to educate and inspire appreciation of Himalayan cultures and to foster better global understanding. The founder, Jacques Marchais (1887-1948) intended the Jacques Marchais museum of Tibetan art museum, begun in 1945, to serve as a bridge between Tibetan art and culture and the west. The Jacques Marchais museum of Tibetan art preserves its unique collection of rare and sacred artifacts and provide careful stewardship of its historic buildings and gardens. In addition to presenting the Jacques Marchais history, it is the intention of the museum to give visitors an understanding of tibet and the himalayan region.