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West oaks little league was started in 1979 and has served the Houston, TX alief and fort bend communities as a place to play a favorite past time of America, baseball; for many years. As of april 15, 2016, west oaks little league’s fields were affected by the storms that hit the Houston area. Our fields are a part of harris county’s flood plain and harbor the water from addicks reservoir and dam; this is to keep the surrounding neighborhoods/areas from flooding. Our fields, concession stand and equipment shed will be under water for about two months. We need help to replace mostly everything due to rust, structural and mold concerns. To help with relief efforts to restore our fields, equipment and miscellaneous items: http://www. Gofundme. Com/2axx6pf8

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.

To proctet and improve the enviroment including forests as valuable asset for the communities around Tanzania tropical forests as well as protect our people and forests. Forests has been essential part in local community sustainability especially in Tanzania through acting as source of rivers and water, agricultural development through climate and rainfalls supply, medicinal plants provision.

Our mission is to work in collaboration with relevant public/private partners, to build the capacities of vulnerable communities to maintain healthy biodiversity, mitigate climate change and its associated crisis,while promoting ecosystems essentials such as water, food, sanitation, health and other relevant social infrastructure that promotes the well- being of the poor and marginalized communities; as a buffer to vulnerability to climate change.

The Petaluma Small Craft Center leads the community in bringing people and boats together on the Petaluma River. PSCC is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization committed to river access for all in people-powered small boats. We do this through on-the-water programs like Day on The River and multiple summer camps, and through the development of two facilities: the Floathouse rental center and a community boathouse.

Good Cause Foundation's mission is Bringing People Together For Better Living Conditions and Environment. Our Areas of Focus: 1) Child Sponsorship 2) Supply of scholastic materials 3) Construction of school infrastructure among others 4) Provision of access to clean and safe water. 5) Capacity Building and Skilling 6) Income Generation among vulnerable Communities. 7) Sustainable Agriculture 8) Environment and Climate Action

To transform and heal the lives of people through education, health, clean water, empowerment, religious, disability, refugee's relief, children and food security and disaster relief. Thereby continue having a healthier society free of illiteracy, Inhuman rights, drugs, poverty, hunger and HIV and AIDS by providing free, relevant, inclusive education and empowerment to a girl child, orphans, streetkids, women, disabled and other needful services to inopportune people.

Since 1876 we’ve made it our mission to protect the mountains, forests, waters, and trails you love in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions. We envision a world where our natural resources are healthy, loved, and always protected, and where the outdoors occupies a place of central importance in every person’s life. We encourage you to experience, learn more, and appreciate the outdoors knowing that your participation supports the conservation and stewardship of the natural world around you.

CTF was born from the idea that the world would be a better place if we were all given the opportunity to give back. Established by a group of water women, we feel it is our calling to help others by teaming up with local organizations globally to raise awareness and address social, environmental, health and safety concerns in the places we visit. We aim to bridge the gap between the traveler and our projects enabling travelers to add a life-changing experience to their journeys and add purpose to travel.

Empowering and inspiring the Snohomish County community through rowing, assisting athletes of all ages and skill levels to achieve their full potential as individuals and as a crew, on the water and in life. With inclusive programs for Juniors and Masters, coupled with recreational rowing and competitive racing opportunities locally, regionally, and internationally we can ensure that people of all ages can experience the joy and fulfillment which rowing brings. Creating a welcoming rowing community which embraces diversity, promotes fitness, recreation, and fosters skill development.

SNCS Mission: Our mission is to teach sailing skills to youth and adults of all abilities. Students will learn water safety, boat-handling skills, and improve self-confidence and responsibility. Sierra Nevada Community Sailing is funded by donations from the community and by the fees we charge to those who can afford to pay for lessons and boat use. We receive no governmental funding. We manages our private dock on the east side of the Sparks Marina, and donates 100% of all profits to Sierra Nevada Community Sailing.

Mission: To assist the vulnerable community for their development through Education, Training, Social Awareness, Gender and Development Creates employment opportunities of the marginal youth by proving vocational skills. To reduce social insecurity for women & children To ensure Governance for Quality Education To ensure Water Supply, Environmental Sanitation & Hygiene promotion To provide IGA-support (fish culture, agriculture, livestock etc.) to the community for improve their livelihood To provide humanitarian support for restoring damaged of livelihood To form community based organizations (CBO, VDC and federation) to mitigate their community interests.