To provide for the development of educational materials and programs relating to healthy living, exercise, disease prevention, and sensible nutrition.

To serve as a catalyst for improving eyesight through education, research and access to care.

To assist, advance and strengthen brookwood baptist health system's charitable endeavors by supporting its healthcare ministry and medical education program.

Childrens village was established as a refuge for dependent, destitute children in need of service and care

Provide baseball programs for youth in central and western hoover, al

The alabama educational television foundation authority (aetfa) was created in 1982 as a public corporation by code of alabama 16-7a-1. it's primary mission is to raise and expend funds in support of the mission of the alabama educational television commission (aetc) who's nine public television stations and one fm public radio station are licensed to the state of alabama by the federal communications commission. the funds raised by the aetfa supplement the budget of the aetc which receives annual appropriations from the alabama state education trust fund. together, the aetfa and the aetc operate and do business as alabama public television under the brand name of apt which is widely recognized throughout the state as well as nationally.

To educate, entertain and enrich the lives of children through the magic of professional theatre.

Birmingham historical society's mission is to celebrate birmingham's history through research, publishing, and education.

To enrich the lives of children in alabama who face life altering and life threatening illnesses.

Better basics works to eradicate illiteracy among children in central alabama. we deliver reading and math instruction and resources to empower the educationally vulnerable.

The organization assists alzheimers patients and caregivers through educational programs and projects. the organization also provides financial support through patient daycare programs and services.

It is the mission of one roof to equip and empower our community to prevent and end homelessness through advocacy, education, and coordination of services.

Support activities that increase conservation of resources and support economic development.

To restore and protect the cahaba river watershed and its rich diversity of life.

To serve all citizens in the north shelby district by offering library services, resources and facilities to fulfill their educational, information, cultural and recreational needs and/or interests.

To develop and enhance safe, decent, sanitary, and affordable housing by providing courteous, professional and accurate services.

To provide, promote, and fund a facility for eye research, education and related services for the benefit of the scientific and medical community and the general public.

To preserve and protect the alabama theatre and other historic buildings (such as the lyric theatre) that may be in danger of neglect or demolition and to find a use for these buildings that will enrich the lives of alabama citizens and their decendants.

To enhance the quality of life for people living with hiv/aids, at risk, affected individuals, and the lgbtq community through outreach, age-appropriate prevention education, and supportive services