To help protect africas remaining natural ecosystems and the large wild animals they contain, while bringing major social and economic value to local communities and national governments.

To provide workforce development and other programs to empower immigrant women to obtain meaningful employment or pursue higher education in nyc. to offer a safe, inclusive space where immigrant women can build community and share their stories.

Pay-what-you-can dance classes and bilingual programming, summer camp, and events for children of all ages, adults of all skill levels, and families.

Driven by the vision of an equitable education system for all, the organization partners with title 1 schools and homeless shelters across nyc to deliver free, accessible afterschool and summer programs that leverage dance and sel to inspire well bodies, promote creative minds, and foster healthy relationships.

Our mission is to stimulate student interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (stem) by offering teachers extraordinary space science experiences and industry connections. our ultimate goal is to fly teachers regularly into space and return them to their classrooms. our professional development workshops for stem teachers include hands-on work with data sensors and remote device control, personal and experimental flight opportunities, and unique teaching materials and design contests to take back to the classroom. we also provide opportunities to meet and interact with scientists and developers at nasa and commercial space companies.

Provide the neighborhood with space where families grow and learn about sugar hill, and the world.

Providing veterinary aid and education to improve the health and well-being of animals and their communities worldwide.

To conduct scientific research into cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases and to share information on same with medical practitioners and the general public.

To raise funds to support pediatric brain cancer research.

The marshall project is a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization covering criminal justice.

To provide exceptional services that inspire people who are visually impaired to attain their goals.

Provide financial assistance and other support to young artists, notably through fellowships to produce independent creative projects

The mission of rescuing leftover cuisine ("rlc") is to become the world's most widely used solution for companies and individuals to eliminate food waste in their communities, making food rescue sustainable and universal, and food hunger a thing of the past.

Relating to womens rights and support other charitable organizations with same mission.

Quill provides free online tools to help low-income students become strong writers.

To provide affordable housing to low and moderate income individuals and families in new york city.

Empire liver foundation, inc. (the "foundation") was formed to organize, coordinate and offer non-proprietary educational presentations about liver disease to health care providers and liver disease patients to increase community awareness and provide guidance to those who make policy decisions influencing the practice and science of liver disease.

Loadbang operates as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization called loadbang inc. loadbang's mission is to commission new works, write works for the ensemble, and develop a unique language of improvisation. loadbang believes in the receptivity of children to experimental art and is committed to bringing uncompromising sounds to young ears through outreach programs.

Metro community health centers (mchc) is federally qualified health center with a network of 5 centers providing comprehensive healthcare services to a culturally diverse, underserved, and often medically and behaviorally complex patient population. mchc's team-based model of care includes primary and specialty medical care, behavioral health, dentistry, and rehabilitation services that are grounded in practices that empower and support each patient's physical, mental and social well-being. a significant number of our patients have intellectual/developmental disabilities, and while some challenges to obtaining optimal health are unique to this group, many are concerns that are also seen in other vulnerable populations that are served at our centers.