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The mission of Tenacity is to improve the scholastic, character and physical development of urban youth through a combination of academic support, life skills development, family engagement, and fitness/tennis.

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Mineral County Pool In the Park is a community-led 501(c)(3) working to fund, plan, and build a public swimming pool for Mineral County. The group focuses on providing water-safety instruction, low-cost swim lessons, aquatic therapy and exercise opportunities, and a safe recreational resource that supports public health and local economic activity.

The foundation raises funds and builds endowments to support the preservation, maintenance, and improvement of Mill Creek MetroParks and its facilities (trails, gardens, recreation areas and capital projects). It acts as the park system’s fundraising and stewardship arm, providing financial support for park upkeep, programs, and long‑term sustainability.

The mission of the National Forest Foundation is to engage America in community-based and national programs that promote the health and public enjoyment of the 193-million-acre National Forest System.

Our goal is to improve the health, safety and well-being of our campers and staff, by providing opportunities to build healthy relationships and increase self-esteem in a safe, stress-free environment. We seek to achieve our goal by ensuring our summer camp program stays focused on the following: 🧡 Matching each camper one-on-one with a counselor for the week, providing them with continuity and mentorship that can continue throughout the year and each summer. 🧡 Facilitating a wide-range of activities, including the Discovery curriculum, which have a focus on coping skills and promoting the positive attitude “I can.” 🧡 Creating opportunities whereby each camper can experience success. 🧡 Supporting our campers to develop skills to face their own circumstances and to make safe life choices outside of camp. 🧡 Providing campers with the experience of developing positive relationships with adults that can be transferred to their community, school and home.

The Muskegon Clippers operate as a nonprofit community baseball organization that runs a collegiate summer baseball team, promotes youth baseball in the Muskegon area, and leads restoration/maintenance efforts for Historic Marsh Field so the stadium remains a community asset.

Black Girls Jump's exempt purpose is the use jump rope as a fun form of fitness and pass the art of double dutch down to younger generations. We conduct public health and wellness activities for children and adults.

Provides free, non‑clinical outdoor healing experiences (hunting and fishing trips) for disabled and at‑risk veterans, first responders, and Gold Star families to support reintegration, camaraderie, and mental/physical restoration. Programs are small-group, guided trips with costs and adaptive needs covered through sponsors and donors.

Heroes Below runs cost-free underwater (confined-pool SCUBA) stress‑reduction and relaxation sessions for active duty military, veterans, and first responders in Central Texas. The program uses donated pool time, gear, and instructor support to provide a therapeutic “floating” diving experience aimed at reducing stress and PTSD symptoms while building skills, camaraderie, and confidence.

To communicate the good news of Jesus to all people through football.

The Israel ParaSport Center, formerly the Israel Sport Center for the Disabled, is one of the world pioneers in the field of sport rehabilitation. Founded in 1960, The Center is a home away from home to over 2,500 Israelis of all ages, where the unique merits of sports are utilized to strengthen body, spirit, and mind. Sports activities contribute more to the confidence, morale, and self-image of those with disabilities than any other form of rehabilitation. Today, Center athletes participate in 18 different sports activities without discrimination on the basis of gender, religion, race, nationality, or ethnicity.