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Camp Rainbow provides free camps and experiences to children and families affected by a childhood cancer or blood-related disease diagnosis.

TO PROVIDE SPORTS AND BIBLE TRAINING TO YOUTH AND FAMILIES WHO MIGHT OTHERWISE NOT HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND CAMP,TO INCLUDE SPECIAL NEEDS

From the website: MGBA "provides athletes in underserved communities the opportunity to compete in a competitive baseball league."

The mission of the American Royal is to impact the future of agriculture through competitive learning, scholarships, education, and agriculture events. The American Royal is successful in providing hands-on learning experiences connecting the city's urban students to food and agriculture through programs in classrooms, at American Royal events and outreach programs. It's Kansas City's passion for rich agricultural heritage that established the American Royal's educational mission and vision

Beyond Barriers Athletic Foundation promotes healthy lifestyles, improves personal safety, and adds structure for lifelong achievement by providing scholarships for aquatic programs to underserved youth.

To impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf.

The Emerson Avenue Community Garden Club, is a 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization run entirely by volunteers working to develop a one acre portion of land on the campus of Orville Wright Middle School into a sustainable, organic food garden and green space shared by the school and the public at large for the purposes of education and community building.

FRANCIS PARK IS OWNED BY THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS, WHICH HAS LIMITED FUNDS TO MAINTAIN THE PARK. A GROUP OF CITY RESIDENTS GOT TOGETHER AND FORMED FRIENDS OF FRANCIS PARK (FOFP), A 501(C)(3) CORPORATION, TO HELP FUND AND IMPLEMENT IMPROVEMENTS IN FRANCIS PARK. FOFP WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION, OUR ALDERPERSON AND THE CITY PARKS DEPARTMENT. FOFP IS FUNDED THROUGH PRIVATE CONTRIBUTIONS AND THE NET PROCEEDS FROM THE ANNUAL RUN FOR THE HILLS AND FOOT GOLF. IT HAS NO PAID EMPLOYEES. THE CITY PARKS DEPARTMENT AS WELL AS OUR 16TH WARD ALDERPERSON HAVE BEEN INCLUDED IN ALL OF OUR DISCUSSIONS ABOUT PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS OR FUND RAISING ACTIVITIES IN THE PARK AND MUST APPROVE ANY IMPROVEMENTS OR ACTIVITIES PROPOSED BY FOFP BEFORE THEY ARE IMPLEMENTED OR SCHEDULED.

Our mission is to enable historically underserved populations to access their interests by bicycle

Sustainable Surf protects and restores ocean health by shifting people to a highly desirable, low-carbon, ‘Deep Blue’ lifestyle A California-based non-profit founded in 2011, we use the mass appeal of “surf-culture” to inspire and activate people all around the world to start living a sustainable lifestyle. Sustainable Surf’s globally-recognized programs – The ECOBOARD Project, SeaTrees, Deep Blue Events, Waste to Waves and Deep Blue Life – provide the onramps that make that vision a reality. We use a “systems change” approach to protect ocean health – by catalyzing the radical transformation needed to switch industries to using ocean-friendly materials, ending plastic plastic pollution and restoring coastal ecosystems to reverse climate change.

We are a nonprofit organization operating a space that provides refuge and a safe space to rest or sleep undisturbed for Portland's unhoused community who cannot access affordable housing or shelter. We exist to awaken social and politcal groups to the importance of safe undisturbed sleep. Our purpose is to create a placewhere unhoused people can rest or sleep without being rousted by police or private security and without being under the threat of violence...

TO SUPPORT PROGRAMS OF CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 AS AMENDED, THAT PROMOTE EDUCATION, TEAMWORK, AND SELF-ESTEEM AMONG UNDESERVED YOUTH THROUGHOUT THE OAKLAND, SAN FRANCISCO, AND SAN JOSE AREAS.