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The mission of the Homeless Children’s Playtime Project is to cultivate resilience in children experiencing family homelessness by providing and expanding access to transformative play experiences. We do this by: --Creating ongoing play opportunities that nurture healthy child development; --Challenging systemic injustice by advocating for policies and practices that reduce the risk of chronic homelessness; and --Connecting families with critical support services and supplies in the community to meet their concrete needs

At Mogul Academy, they believe the youth can not imagine greatness unless they see it. They also believe that the great leaders of the day need to meet the leaders of the future. The connection can impact both realms and activate the change the world needs. Mogul Academy is an online, in-classroom and digital holistic mentoring program that strives to lessen the opportunity gap between school, home and the neighborhood through entertaining real-world entrepreneurial experiences.

“The Gym Dandies” is not about winning or losing. The primary goal of this program is to help children develop motor skills, confidence, and self-esteem in a non-competitive atmosphere. There are no special skills required to join “The Gym Dandies.” Ultimately, participants will apply their skills cooperatively in performances for the purpose of entertainment. Gym_Dandies_Logo_2004We are an organization that strives to provide a program that: Meets the developmental needs of children, and is inclusive for all populations (age, sex, and special needs). Will improve the participant’s confidence and self-esteem by providing opportunities for each child to demonstrate learned skills and to experience success. Will promote circus arts as a desirable and appropriate activity for physical education, recreation, and extracurricular programs across the State of Maine.

Quality educational experiences are essential to preparing students for the future, yet systemic barriers create pronounced disparities in educational opportunities and outcomes. The Emily Krzyzewski Center, a nonprofit organization in Durham, NC, implements four distinct programs designed to build on the academic, career, and leadership potential of students who are traditionally underrepresented in higher education. Collectively, our programs serve students from elementary school through college and equip them with the skills necessary to successfully complete higher education, connect to promising careers, and become agents of change within their communities. We amplify our efforts through partnerships with our local school district, community-based organizations, and universities.

Support After Surrogacy Loss: You're Not Alone Infant loss during a surrogacy journey is a heartbreaking and unique grief that affects both the surrogate and the intended parents. We are a nonprofit dedicated to providing free resources, emotional support, and community for all families impacted by this kind of loss. We recognize that surrogates often carry a deep sense of guilt and grief, while intended parents face the devastation of losing a child they had longed and planned for in a non traditional way. Our mission is to create a safe space where both sides can share, heal, and be seen—because both sides matter. Together, we can honor this kind of loss and offer a path forward rooted in compassion, connection, and healing.

Mission: We educate adults to become self-sufficient members of society and we advocate on behalf of adult and family literacy. Purpose:We serve by building a literate community.  Vision:  The Adult Literacy League is the leading voice of Adult Literacy in Florida. We are at the forefront of a coalition of adult and family literacy advocates and partners connecting to improve literacy and quality of life throughout our communities. We do this by addressing the root causes of low literacy in adults, effective remediation programs, and innovative prevention programs. Values:Teaching and learningInclusiveness and diversityRespect for allInnovationVisionary problem solvingIntegrityGenerosity of spirit The Adult Literacy League, ALL, is the largest nationally-accredited literacy organization in Florida and one of the most highly regarded in the nation. A winner of both the Neighborhood Builder Award from Bank of America and the “Excellence in Education” award from the state literacy coalition, the League has provided the highest quality of service in the Central Florida community since 1968. During this time, we have expanded our services to meet the literacy needs of the community so that thousands of our friends and neighbors are now able to be self-sufficient workers, fully participating citizens, and more effective parents.