Nomadic Assistance for Peace and Development (NAPAD)

Nomadic Assistance for Peace and Development (NAPAD) is a non-profit development organization that promotes and improves the livelihood systems, quality of life and status of vulnerable and poverty stricken people in the Horn of Africa through facilitation of sustainable community peace, humanitarian and development initiatives

Boys & Girls Clubs of Monterey County

"Our Mission is to inspire and empower the youth of Monterey County to realize their full potential to become responsible, healthy, productive and successful citizens."​ Boys & Girls Clubs strive to instill… a sense of competence... the feeling there are things boys and girls can do, and do well. a sense of usefulness... the opportunity to do something of value for other people. a sense of belonging... a setting where an individual knows he or she has a place where he or she "fits", and is accepted. a sense of power or influence...a chance to be heard and to influence decisions. When our strategy is fully implemented, the self-esteem of girls and boys is enhanced and an environment is created which helps them achieve their full potential.

Kimochi, Inc.

Since 1971, Kimochi has provided culturally sensitive, Japanese language-based programs and services to 3,000 Bay Area seniors and their families each year. Services include transportation; referral and outreach services; health and consumer education seminars; healthy aging and senior center activities; social services; congregate and home delivered meals; in-home support services; adult social day care; 24-hour residential and respite care.

Alliance San Diego

Alliance San Diego is the community empowerment organization that builds coalitions to promote justice and social change. We are empowering diverse community members to engage more effectively in the civic process to build a more inclusive democracy.

Great Falls Rescue Mission

The Big Sky Country is a beautiful place. But for an increasing number of our neighbors, rising unemployment, drugs, alcohol, gambling addictions and a lack of affordable housing make living here a tremendous challenge. For those who are hungry, homeless or in need, the Great Falls Rescue Mission is a Beacon of Hope and renewal, where we are committed to meet the physical and spiritual needs of men, women and children. OUR MISSION STATEMENT Great Falls Rescue Mission is a non-profit Christian organization committed to caring for the hungry, hurting and homeless of North Central Montana. We believe lives can be changed by actively demonstrating and sharing the love of Christ and meeting a person's spiritual, physical, emotional and social needs. OUR HISTORY In 1963, a former lumberjack-muleskinner was called by God to start a Rescue Mission in Great Falls. Harold Ross had just a few hundred dollars of seed money and a vision to partner with the local churches to share Jesus with homeless men. Nearly 50 years later, the Great Falls Rescue Mission still reaches out to homeless men, but now we also serve needy and homeless women and children. One thing that has not changed is our commitment to meet the needs of the whole person: spiritually, mentally and physically. Men's Ministry Women & Families Ministries to Children Recovery Programs Our Clinics