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  Arcovio wrote:

John Arcovio founded Spirit Led Ministries International in 1985 which produces ministry resource materials and serves as a multifaceted international outreach. He has founded the annual “Eagles Summit Apostolic Conference” which is held in... more »

  Carol Young wrote:

Since its founding in 1991, NPIHN has sheltered, encouraged, cared for and placed in their own homes, 275 families representing over 700 individuals. Of these about 92% have stayed in their homes. We do not separate family members which means that both... more »

  David H.15 wrote:

I have been involved with The Salaam Network since its founding. It developed in a time when the U.S. began seeing ever-increasing incidents of hate crimes and islamophobia. There is no other organization in the region which has done more to root out... more »

  Yvonne Rosenblum C. wrote:

My son has participated in the JPB summer programs for two years. His experience each year was fundamental to his personal growth and understanding of the greater world we live in. JPB focuses on bringing kids together from Israel, Palestine, and the... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm constantly recommending the resources of ICTG to community and church leaders. There's really nobody like ICTG out there and they consistently offer invaluable materials for groups managing in the wake of traumas. more »

  hasnat wrote:

As the outreach manager for West Valley Muslim Association (WVMA), I have been involved with Abrahamic Alliance for a few years. WVMA has participated in both feed the hungry and habitat for humanity type projects. Abrahamic Alliance is a great non-profit... more »

  Marie Revere wrote:

Interfaith Community Services is the only non-profit willing to take on serving those with brain disorders with a supported housing and employment model-Fairweather Lodge. They returned self-worth to our son who had lost just about everything to schizophrenia.... more »

  JLEagle wrote:

IFF is a fantastic, mission-driven organization that I have been happy to support for more than 6 years. They care deeply about the future of Judaism and work hard to make it a religion that is accessible and welcoming to all. Their articles are great,... more »

  Father Ron wrote:

Seafarers' House provides pastoral care and practical assistance to ship crew members and port workers at Port Everglades , FL. They care for over 180,000 visitors per year who come from over 100 countries. Their chaplains frequently help seafarers cope... more »

  spollyea wrote:

Interfaith Community Services (ICS) has more than doubled the output of its Food Bank operation in the last four years. Staffed by caring, compassionate volunteers ICS serves up to 90 clients per day out of a meager 400 square foot facility. The Monday... more »

  Mrs MBA wrote:

I became involved in Faith in Place because of the basic reasonableness of the leadership and staff I met at a workshop. Aggressively inclusive, practical and smart, fun, hopeful, yet serious about the huge amount of work that needs to be done if we... more »

  audanay wrote:

From personal experience, I can attest to the level of committment and the quality of services that this organization provides. The staff are some of the most talented, educated, individuals I have ever worked with. Each clinician has specialization... more »

  goodjob wrote:

We drove by Manna On Main Street a week ago and the line of women, children and men waiting for food broke our hearts. I am so thankful that there are people like Manna on Main to open everyday and feed those in need. Thank you hope we can continue to... more »

  Antoinette E. wrote:

They go above and beyond helping our family in the healing process. Every year they remember our daughters birthday on heaven & they release a butterfly in her memory annually as well. They are an amazing organization and I am so grateful to them. Please... more »

  Meredith wrote:

Growing up I was overly involved with Israel Advocacy, Activism and Jewish Communal organizations. I was one of few from my generation who was affiliated, possessing a strong identity. Eventually I became involved with leadership and realized no matter... more »

  samtrickey70 wrote:

In a culture that says "greed is good" and exalts consumerism, Nat. Farm Worker Ministry is refreshingly different. It enacts and embodies faithfulness, prophetic servanthood. NFWM supports farm-worker-led efforts to get decent wages and better lives.... more »

  W.A.K. wrote:

Boston Dialogue Foundation (BDF) is an important organization to connect anyone and everyone from many different backgrounds around the Greater Boston Area. We have various organizations and activities year-round for different age groups under our DBAs.... more »

  mabrams wrote:

SHIM (as South Hills Interfaith Ministries is commonly known) welcomes and treats clients in the South Hills area of Pittsburgh, with dignity and respect. The staff over the years interacts with volunteers and clients cheerfully and with kind enthusiasm,... more »

  jdoleh wrote:

When it comes to ISPU, there is no question that they are game changers! My experience with ISPU has been fantastic. For the past 10 years, I have been a speaker on multiple topics and one of them is about social policy, and I find the caliber of timely... more »

  Jspeelman wrote:

This is a real life story of mine a few year ago. Hopefully it will help you understand what Oasis 'is' and why I support it's training of quality spiritual directors. Possilby YOU would like to become a spiritual director and/or support this work as... more »

  Siena Retreat Center wrote:

"A deeply spiritual place of renewal and refreshment." more »

  SalientWizard wrote:

Me and my wife have been students at this online school of Magick for three years. Although the school is designed for children 11-18, we like most adults enjoy the quality, practical classes here. Essay-based, classes cover a wide range of subjects... more »

  Lynn30 wrote:

I have been involved with KITH for over 10 years. I first learned about KITH when I was a Windermere Foundation Rep in 2000-2004 since Windermere is a KITH supporter. I started working with them as a volunteer because I loved that they helped homeless... more »

  Joseph17 wrote:

Americans United, on paper, sounds like a great idea. However, in reading through their Facebook page and while looking at other social media outlets, it becomes apparent that their mission is not protecting freedom of religion from encroachment by the... more »

  Natalie wrote:

Praying for our Children has been an inspiration to everyone it comes in contact with. There are so many people that have been blessed after hearing about this ministry. There are so many different programs that reach the needs of middle class single... more »