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Rocky Mountain Youth Corps engages young people in the outdoors, inspiring them to use their strengths and potential to lead healthy, productive lives. We teach responsibility for self, community and environment through teamwork, service and experiential education. Vision statement: Rocky Mountain Youth Corps will be the leader in NW Colorado to provide diverse opportunities for young people to participate in outdoor based service and education for their growth, respect and responsibility to self, community and environment. We will do this through strong sustainable partnerships with project and funding sponsors and the creation of a youth development center.

The Mentoring Alliance exists to mobilize godly people into the lives of kids and families, to provide tangible help and eternal hope.

The goal of the Parents Left Behind organization is to come alongside parents in their grief journey and help them to find their way through the maze of life after it has been shattered.

The mission of Boys & Girls Clubs of Yellowstone County is to inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible citizens.

Comfort Zone Camp's mission is to provide grieving children with a voice, a place and a community in which to heal, grow and lead more fulfilling lives.

To help nurture and cultivate that which is within so that each girl can FLY!

VISION: Media anchor of a diverse and connected community MISSION: Educate, engage, entertain and inspire through the power of public media

DAWSON PLACE CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER IS A GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS RESPONDING TO THE CONCERNS OF CHILD ABUSE. WE ARE DEDICATED TO HELPING KIDS, SEEKING JUSTICE, AND PROMOTING HEALTHY FAMILIES. WE COORDINATE MULTIDISCIPLINARY RESPONSES TO CHILD PHYSICAL AND SEXUAL ABUSE.

Our mission is to support public education in the Portland area by providing free school supplies to students in need. We do this because we believe that every child deserves school supplies and has the right to a quality education regardless of their family’s income or racial/ethnic identity. Our ultimate goal is to level the playing field so every child has access to the tools that allow them to achieve academic success and feel confident. The program delivery model achieves additional goals through community engagement and by keeping supplies out of the waste stream.

School on Wheels of Massachusetts’ (SOWMA) mission is to support the academic, social and emotional growth of students impacted by homelessness. Our vision is for all students to have the support necessary to be successful in school and achieve a productive future that will help end the cycle of homelessness.Our 3 “Pathways to Student Success” (One-on-One Tutoring Program, Bridge Program and Tools for School) give at risk students the opportunity to reach their full potential --- by being a consistent presence in their lives, by building their belief in themselves and by increasing their competencies to succeed in school. Since 2004, SOWMA has tutored 3,200+ students, celebrated 39 college graduations and distributed 31,000+ customized backpacks.

GLISI's mission is to uplift school leaders > transform mindsets and action > create vibrant cultures of innovation > build excellent and equitable schools. We believe teachers are the key to creating learning environments that support every student, regardless of neighborhood, family income or race. To achieve this vision, GLISI works with teams of educators from school districts to craft strong leaders in education who have the will, skill, and courage to disrupt the status quo and create excellent and equitable learning environments for all. In the past five years alone, GLISI has served more than 80 school districts and more than 7,000 Georgia teachers who influence the lives of over 1.7 million students across our state.

Our mission is to Identify, Connect, and Empower women veterans through social, professional and personal connections. We do this by utilizing electronic and live networking across communities, across the United States and internationally. Technology and collaboration have been tools to firmly anchor and connect an otherwise invisible nation of women who have served with those who are serving and those who are preparing to serve in the military.