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Blessings International's mission is to facilitate medical missions primarily in developing nations by serving as a source of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies. Founded in 1981 by Dr. Harold Harder after personally observing the dire need for even the most common medicines on his first medical mission trip, Blessings endeavors to provide essential medicines necessary for the treatment of disease and maintenance of general health, including those for the eradication of parasites infecting many children and adults in developing nations. It is our desire that the combination of medicine, prayer and evangelism will bring the needy more readily to Jesus as Saviour and Lord.

About MCSS founded in 2000, Muslim Community Support Services, inc. (MCSS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, exclusively organized to be a charitable community support services organization primarily to the Muslim community, and when resources allow to the community at large, in and around Austin, Texas. Lend a helping hand to the needy, the refugees, and the victims of domestic violence in the community, until they achieve financial independence (assistance includes but is not limited to financial, educational, medical and social services). In addition to being a resource and support center, build bridges between the Muslim and general Austin community, by initiating and sustaining open communication.

Good Shepherd Episcopal School inspires children to learn with confidence, serve with compassion, and lead with courage.

The mission of Thrive Women’s Clinic is to extend Christ-like love in a compassionate and responsive manner that values the family and empowers women and their partners to choose life. Our vision is to live in a community where taking the life of the unborn is unthinkable.

The purpose of Chinmaya Mission is to provide to individuals, from any background, the wisdom of Vedanta and practical means for spiritual growth and happiness, enabling them to become positive contributors to the society.

To improve the world through education, action, and loving kindness; to help realize a moral, G‑dly world in which honesty, integrity, a sense of meaning and purpose, respect, responsibility for one another, knowledge, security, and peace prevail. We recognize the innate goodness in humankind and seek to inspire and empower all people to maximize their potential on life's journey - with joy, passion, and enthusiasm. To accomplish that, we work with all denominations, cultures, and faiths and reach out to help rather than wait to be called upon.

Our mission is to support kingdom ministries in East Asia to impact the world as Jesus commissioned. We develop ministries to have a strong and ethical foundation for long-term self-sustainability. We also nurture a passion and cultivate prayer for poverty alleviation and missions among the Christian community in the United States.

Freedom March is a diverse group of Jesus followers who have been delivered from LGBTQ identities. Our mission is to share, gather, and activate. We accomplish this mission by sharing testimonies of freedom, as we gather together in local cities, calling the body of Christ to activation in loving their LGBTQ neighbor with the truth of transformation.

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Camp Ma-He-Tu was founded as the Lutheran Girls' Camp Association in 1937. We have a long tradition of providing young women with an outdoor experience that incorporates a variety of activities but focuses on individual growth and development.

"We tend to the spiritual and physical needs of the poor and abandoned. What makes our work unique from other organizations, though, is we work with the community to make it sustainable. Then we move onto the next mission that needs our help."

Temple Beth El is a lively and active Reform Congregation of approximately 350 households serving the entire Northern Valley of New Jersey and beyond. We are a warm and inviting Jewish gathering place for congregants of all ages - from the youngest nursery school children and their families, to the elders who founded our congregation in the early 1950's, and everyone in-between. At Beth El, we embrace each individual as they travel on the Jewish journey. We balance the richness of Jewish tradition with an appreciation of the gifts of modernity. We welcome Jews of all backgrounds, encouraging all to learn, discover, and explore new areas of Jewish living as they deepen their relationship with God and the Jewish people. We believe that every Jew has something to offer to the community, and the temple has something to offer to every Jew. We encourage young families to lay the foundation for a Jewish life by reconnecting or deepening their Jewish identity through early temple affiliation. We encourage those with school age children to learn along with their children and be models of active Jewish living. We rely on our established members to provide vision and leadership while strengthening their Judaism with ongoing learning and worship. Our doors are open to all, and dues adjustments are made confidentially based on financial abilities.