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  timsimms wrote:

The Office of Letters and Light runs an annual program - National Novel Writing Month - that literally changed my life. Prior to participating, I only aspired at being a writer but never thought I had the time. A few years later, I've become an active... more »

  heidipickamn wrote:

Climate change is one of THE most important issues of our time, trumping health care as there will be no need for health care if there is no planet. The mainstream media does an awful job at covering the topic, relegating it to the science pages, the... more »

  jennastar101 wrote:

My name is Jenna, and I'm a junior reporter for Youth Journalism International. YJI has given me support, guidance and confidence throughout my time with them. They've helped me improve my writing and communication skills in the stories I've written for... more »

  pbellenoit wrote:

I joined Women in Film & Video, Inc. in 2005 to network for my business. Through participating in various events as a volunteer or an attendee, I met many strong and thoughtful women, developing friendships and business relationships. By participating... more »

  Mark226 wrote:

The Real News Network is a badly needed ally of Democracy Now in the otherwise vacuous domain of US television news. And TRNN is even more willing to question US foreign policy assumptions, and to take on board non-traditional journalists like Eddie... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

The folks at Free Press believe that there's still a place for community-based journalism and that's the work they are pushing forward every day. Okay, you hear me talking "trust is the new black" and that power and influence will shift dramatically... more »

  DrE wrote:

MMI is a great organization offering students advanced techniques and training in media arts. This education is exceptionally advanced and provides students opportunities to work with and learn from experts in the field of media. It is also an education... more »

  ken-krauss wrote:

This is a great source of information and inspiration for me, offering news and articles from all over the media which I otherwise might miss. It is one of my top current event resources, and I am grateful it is there. more »

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more »

  asha321 wrote:

This wonderful independent newspaper fills a great need in the media - intelligent, thoughtful news and information for kids in later elementary school and junior high/middle school as well as ESL learners. They have a vivid, interesting format and a... more »

  dallooj wrote:

Giving Forward is nothing short of amazing. The organization is impactful and raises money for charities and benefit events uniquely through ad revenues and content marketing efforts. I had the opportunity to volunteer for Giving Forward last year, and... more »

  Writer wrote:

HelpGuide's message is hopeful, motivating, and empowering. The medical model of mental health often focuses on things outside of a person’s control. HelpGuide empowers people to take greater control of their mental health—a message that gives people... more »

  hillabeans26 wrote:

The Student Press Law Center is the best nonprofit in America. Here's why: *This organization offers free assistance to student media outlets in the United States. *In this way, they help teenagers and young adults understand and exercise their... more »

  alicia wrote:

I'm very impressed by the unique work being done by the Press Institute. From both an economic development standpoint as well as a journalism one, they are an important addition to the development landscape. Brilliant work! more »

  susanmleigh wrote:

National Black Movie Association is championing the effort for people of color to pursue careers in film and pushing for the stories of black people to be told. The organization has established a scholarship program, national day encouraging watching... more »

  sst wrote:

Green Map is a fantastic, dynamic organization. They have developed a methodology used by local communities to map their own green resources, using a shared set of universal icons. Their web-based Open Green Map should be THE platform for sharing information... more »

  J Gideon S. wrote:

As an organization by writers for writers we aim to stage events, writing programs for feature film and TV and contests. We try not only to boost the quality of your writing through instruction from industry professionals, but also help writers better... more »

  higher-learning-network wrote:

I believe in the work the Higher Learning Network does teaching community residents not only how to overcome financial challenges, but offering hope in hopeless situations. I know the work is crucial because people come and thank us so much after a seminar... more »

  ALasdfasdfTeacher wrote:

This organization is exceptionally poorly run and has struggled financially for years, while paying their CEO and other executives bloated salaries (The CEO took, in three years of the organization running 6-figure deficits, $50k/year in BONUS money,... more »

  MyWikiBiz wrote:

I have grave concerns about this organization. Year after year, its Form 990 indicates that it is spending in the area of only 33%-50% of its total incoming revenues back out onto program services. More reputable charities see to it that at least 80%... more »

  lindao wrote:

TRRS works to keep people with a print disability informed about current local events. Even if you don't have the time to sit beside a radio to hear the news, you can still stay up-to-date. Just download the readings you wish to hear from the internet... more »

  Ambre wrote:

I like The Epoch Times, includes its newspaper and website. The contents they posted are very interesting, and the reports are very objective. I recommend everybody to read this media. It's a great one! more »

  amy2 wrote:

There are many wonderful reasons why you should bring your child to SpectorDance. SpectorDance offers world class ballet instruction in a state of the art studio. My daughter has blossomed with self-confidence, self-discipline, grace and poise. She... more »

  Karenpschaefer wrote:

As a member of the Society of Environmental Journalists since 2003, I can personally testify to the outstanding value of this organization in promoting the knowledge base, skills and opportunities for journalists who cover the environment. I learn more... more »

  steve5 wrote:

WDNA has been an oasis of musical culture in Miami for many years. I tune in whenever I can to hear music that I would never find anywhere else. Although their terrestrial signal was not always as strong as I wanted - for instance, if I am in my car in... more »

  Brandy wrote:

This group is providing highest quality instruction, healing, and education to artists and the Christian community. They are standing in the gap that has been waning for decades. I found it to be a solid, intelligent, grace-filled group that serves nationally... more »

  Doctordeb wrote:

Y360 is doing some great projects, especially a television show for African Youth. Cafe 360 is a great example of entertainment-education, a strategy that has been successfully used throughout the world to teach principles and encourage behevior change... more »

  Anw W. wrote:

This is truly TP2B...The Place 2 Be! They are truly here for District 3 of Detroit. On 10/31 the program does its best work by serving 1000s of residents by offering a buffet of treats at a safe location. more »

  Bhakti Niskama Shanta wrote:

All Glories to Sri Guru and Sri Gauranga. This is a place for nourishing one's true self under the expert guidance of Sripad Bhakti Madhava Puri Maharaja, Ph.D. by practically engaging in one's own constitutional activity of serving and glorifying... more »

  pdiaz wrote:

Youth Speak Collective is a youth-driven initiative empowering low-income communities in the northeast San Fernando Valley. Youth Speak Collective has provided after-school programming including education, athletic, and youth empowerment services to... more »

  srbb wrote:

Since I began serving on the board, I have assisted Gandhi Brigade (GB) in the organization of their Freedom School each week. Through this experience, I've been able to connect, learn and grow with an amazing group of young people and a highly motivated... more »

  Denise Delgado wrote:

Smart Girl is a past grantee of The Women's Foundation of Colorado. In particular, they have supported our annual Girls' Leadership Council program by serving as an applicant and participating in a youth led grant making process and site visit. Smart... more »

  Karengaia wrote:

Population Media Center is my favorite population NGO. Using local play writers and actors, PMS uses education soaps with good role models and bad role models to modify behavior. They teach male responsibility, the benefits of girls education, choosing... more »

  phootrakulp wrote:

Brand LA is led by Ivy, an inspiring leader whose motivation and compassion for the work her and her organization does is unrivaled. Brand LA simply makes it happen. Looking forward to the opportunity to work with them in the near future. more »

  Barbara Rutledge D. wrote:

This group does so many things to help animals and their owners/caretakers in Dona Ana county. Everyone involved with Uncaged Paws, Inc., from board members to animal fosters, is so compassionate and professional that it is truly inspiring. more »

  catherine.lepone wrote:

This organization is a unifying force in our community. They tell the stories of all residents regardless of their socioeconomic status and unite us around common issues and causes. LMC Media informs us and connects residents to local government, schools,... more »

  VaughnTheSheep wrote:

My experience with the Collective Sound was pretty surreal. It was my first trip to San Francisco (which alone was incredible) and turned out to be a great opportunity to meet some amazing people. As soon as my friend and I showed up at the airport,... more »

  Writer wrote:

The African Centre for Community and Development is the number non-profit documenting realities and needs in Cameroon and Africa. They are helping the poor, women, youths and the vulnerable. They are involved in agriculture, conservation and capacity... more »

  Linda W. wrote:

In March, 2016, my daughter Liz was diagnosed with cervical cancer. She was living in Asheville, NC with my 18-year-old grandson Austin, and I was living in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico. I knew Liz would need my financial support as well as my moral support,... more »

  lbasch wrote:

The Women’s Media Center is a valued NCRW member center and a critical resource for women’s increased presence and visibility in today’s competitive media landscape. They offer opportunities for women experts and talking heads to make... more »

  Teresa Gordon wrote:

I love NPR news and I just wanted to note that I readily found the audited financial statements (for year ending 9/30/10) at the NPR website on 5/23/11. So the accountability page is inaccurate with this respect. In fact, there were separate financial... more »

  Chrisgravity wrote:

The best online news podcast ever.Amy Goodman is a legendary journalist.as well as Juan Gonzalez a top notch journalist,he has broke many great exposing stories.this non-profit is sponsored by intellectuals and activist worldwide.Noam Chomsky,Howard Zinn,Michael... more »

  BWef wrote:

Prairie Public Broadcasting provides service to all of the State of North Dakota aswell as parts of Minnesota and Canada. My wife and I listen to lots of news on Prairie Public Radio and we listen to quite a few programs as well. We love BBC World News... more »

  SidneyKnows wrote:

Women In Film and Media has opened doors for me and several of my friends. We volunteered with them several times and were asked what our interests were in the field. Anytime an opportunity came up that we were interested in, we received emails about... more »

  dech5704 wrote:

This is a nonprofit that really knows how to maximize their resources in the support of at risk youth. more »

  Duncan wrote:

Flickers and the multiple efforts that it has created, including RIIFF, Kid's Eye, and most recently the national 7DAYPSA competition, are not only adding to the quality of life in RI but also bringing national attention to the state and is contributing... more »

  Shaqhowie wrote:

Great organization, they really care about the community. I love volunteering and working with TT House. more »

  Rick F. wrote:

Media Island has supported countless other projects through fiscal sponsorships, providing space, and by promoting a networking philosophy of supporting existing efforts rather than only our own. The larger issue of media control by corporations affects... more »

  sshauger wrote:

The Riverhead BID is doing amazing things for the Riverhead community. Not only are our events such as Alive on 25, Cardboard Boat Race, Halloween Festival and the Holiday Bonfire, making a positive impact on our community, our dedication to refuse removal,... more »

  jonking wrote:

Since learning about OMPT I have been overwhelmingly fascinated with the work they do. Using video technology to spark behavior change allows the world's bottom billion to gain the necessary tools to grow. The selfless staff and volunteers commit their... more »

  LovelyLady123 wrote:

They offer the best training for FREE! Very professional and talented. I even watched a few of their members on Law and Order! more »

  hamability wrote:

As a young person with a disability, it was rewarding and inspiring to work with such a dynamic and dedicated group of people. Working with the Pineda Foundation was an eye opening experience. I was able to learn about human rights, and advocacy efforts... more »

  zuggy wrote:

Navah and Matt have put their heart into their foundation. The Ed Asner foundation has helped so many families and kids already. I think it’s wonderful that they have open a center for the kids and I know the kids will love all the activity’s that... more »

  endeavor1111 wrote:

I am displeased with this organization's marketing and mailing practices, and would strongly caution any potential donors to avoid In Touch Ministries' wasteful practices. My mother was a supporter of In Touch Ministries. Upon her death, they... more »

  Mr. W wrote:

I am the Teacher librarian at Mark Twain Middle School in Los Angeles and I have been fortunate enough to collaborate with the kind folks of The Story Project for over a year. The lives of many of our students have been greatly enriched by The Story... more »

  Sharon wrote:

LinkTV is the only station that provides real global news through programs such as Democracy Now, Mosaic and Global Pulse. Viewers are able to watch a wide variety of documentaries and news programs that inform the viewer on both domestic and global issues.... more »

  safetysolutions4u wrote:

My wife and I have supported this group with thousands of dollars over the years. When I research organizations, I try to determine what their priority is: their passion for Christian Ministry OR their passion for Christian Busine$$. I'm sad to say... more »

  Gabriella V. wrote:

The mission of JDS Creative Academy is beyond inspiring. Truly a hidden gem in the region. If you are looking for a space to expand your creative journey, look no further than JDSCA. more »

  Chenzi wrote:

I was a beneficary of this organization long before I donated. Maharaji's words and the techniques of Knowlege he shares with us has made a real and permanent difference in my life. If there is a chance that my contributions will help other people to... more »

  tristy4me wrote:

This nonprofit is ready to help those in need in the community and also help educate those that don't understand the homeless community. It is wonderful that people are trying to help. more »

Adopt-A-Village (AAV) is a donor supported, faith ministry. Each $30 gift donors designate to adopt a village, enables AAV to: ... more »

  Eric A.4 wrote:

This organization is indeed a change-maker and has touched the lives of vulnerable people in rural and urban Ghana. The lives women, children, youth, and the aged have been touched through their advocacy and capacity building programs. more »

  ejwmbise wrote:

I volunteered with the mission outreach project while Pastor Emma was in Mississippi collecting clothing and medical supplies for the needy. The program is very much needed and it help those who are in poverty and that has a great need. It was an honor... more »

  Writer wrote:

After spending over a week on the ground in Zambia with the Lifeline Energy team, I am more committed than ever to doing everything I can for this outstanding organization. Seeing the passion and the expertise of their CEO in the field first hand, not... more »

  betsy1 wrote:

I was fortunate enough to be referred to Think Tank Thuto. This organization wants education and the arts to come together in Botswana, Africa. Schools will be built to educate orphans who have lost their parents do to AIDs. Because global information... more »

  Sally Deneen wrote:

Works produced by InvestigateWest journalists led to the passage of 3 laws by the Washington state legislature -- banning a toxic asphalt sealant, establishing an occupational cancer registry and controlling toxins in the workplace. That makes a difference... more »

  lmedlyn wrote:

Sesame Street has been a big part of our daughter Tori's life from the time she was little. Tori was born with a list of medial issues and a diagnosis of severe autism. During all of her struggles Sesame Street has always been there for her. Our family... more »

  amercedes809 wrote:

Amplifyme! I loved working with my peers. it was a wonderful year this year because we had got to enjoy the Washington DC moments and many wonderful people got to see our video we made with awesome teamwork , i feel very comfortable working with Amplifyme... more »

  Mark T.4 wrote:

A symbol of Mississippi's pride and ambition for the future. What a wonderful story to share with the world. more »

  stefko wrote:

My friend and I had an amazing time playing the Tell My Story card game! The questions made it so easy to open up, share stories, and laugh a ton. We got to know each other in a way that felt natural and fun. If you’re looking for a card game... more »

  NationalCenter wrote:

They help in so many ways in locating missing people of all ages. They truly work hard to get the tips and comments that are needed and promptly report them to The Law Enforcement Agency which has the missing case. They also work hard advocating cases... more »

  dhuber4 wrote:

I have been volunteering for BayKids for almost a year, helping kids at UCSF Children's hospital make movies. It has been amazing to see how BayKids affects kids in the hospital in very tangible ways. The children are so excited to have the opportunity... more »

  rettamead wrote:

I never cease to be amazed at the lengths this man goes in accusing Democrats and President Barack Obama of being corrupt and evil. He came on today and preached his politics again. This time he railed at Obama for taking God out of the party platform... more »

  bunnie2 wrote:

The Fascinating Learning Factory is dedicated to improving the quality of educational media for middle school ages and up. Their programs are engaging, fun and well researched. The productions are highly professional and 'broadcast quality'. They... more »

  dkhoerauf wrote:

Loved watching the footage and getting to participate in the living history. It's such a wonderful project and organization. It touches the world. more »

  Freedomofspeech wrote:

I would encourage this non profit to become more tolerant. They should embrace our Constitution and the rights it protects, including free speech. This world needs more acceptance of each individual's beliefs, rather than condemnation of disparate views.... more »

  elizabethbaradgmailcom wrote:

Global Information Network (GIN) is a well-run source of information not usually readily available. The insights offered on the information are invaluable. The events held by GIN are a further source of detailed news and information on topics not often... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys do a good job of getting the most credible versions of news stories identified, and are building impressive new forms of truth squad work. more »

  Ignatius wrote:

I will no longer be helping to support the outrageous salaries of KQED's upper management with my donations. We are constantly being deluged with pro-Israel/Jewish propaganda and ideology. Balanced reporting? Ha! Nonexistent. There are several donors... more »

  EveC. wrote:

As a former board member, I cannot recommend donating at this time. While the purpose is good, the financial transparency leaves a great deal to be desired. It does not seem possible to get any kind of statement from the Treasurer or present or past... more »

  Melinda6 wrote:

We used to give to this organization, but our policy on giving has changed in the last two years. We now no longer accept solicitations over the phone. We ask all non-profits to submit requests from donations in writing and no longer call. This organization... more »

  hotweir wrote:

Co-Founder, Board Member. I worked there for 12 years ending in 1989. Since then I have worked as a board member helping the organization thrive. more »

  marciaw3 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of watching Connectopod go from a committed, sparkle-in-the-eye elevator pitch to a full-on youth communication powerhouse. Partnering Connectopod with our library young adult patrons has been life changing for the teens. Some... more »

  Adam P.1 wrote:

KGEM truly is a gem of the Los Angeles area. I've been doing community media for the better part of two decades, and this is one of the last stations around. I really appreciate the opportunity to work in this creative environment and the staff is always... more »

  illychung wrote:

An overall amazing experience! Workshops were filled with great information, locations were so much fun. We met people from all around the world. more »

  1960gr wrote:

Open Scene is a wonderful nonprofit organization dedicated to the arts in a very high level. I enjoy each one of the events that this organization do and appreciate the commitment to present high quality art experiences. more »

  tmhtv wrote:

TMH’s mission is to enrich the lives of Tigray people by providing captivating media through nonpartisan journalism. TMH will promote community dialogue through exchanging of information across different social, cultural, geographical, regional and... more »

  Schneiderella wrote:

Media LIteracy is one of the most critical skills in navigating the creative and business workplace! That Street-Level offers FREE workshops and skills training to kids who don't have access to the latest equipment or personal training puts them on the... more »

  George54 wrote:

I would be very careful donating time or money to this "non-profit". I worked for the CEO and Director for about a month as a certified Quickbooks Online bookkeeper. During that time I found many questionable accounting functions that were not exactly... more »

  SamSMN wrote:

I enjoy supporting a community focused organization like Bluff Country Radio because they directly touch the lives of our hometown of Preston. more »

  maryghager wrote:

I have been a fan since 1996 when, as a journalist,I participated in one of IJNR's learning expeditions. I was impresssed by the quality of the program and the sensible and even-handed approach to learning about and reporting on complex environmental... more »

  Varzakakos wrote:

I have attended and participated in several events hosted by the Greek America Foundation. Each time, I found myself inspired and motivated to get more involved with this organization. The vast range and amount of work that this small organization does... more »

  Elmer Gantry wrote:

Appalachian Educational Communication Coporation (a.k.a WHCB 91.5 FM) owns a 49% ownership share of AECC President Kenneth C. Hill's for-profit Information Communications Corporation. AECC floated AECC President Hill a $250,000 loan to Hill's private,... more »

  Mak-Mar wrote:

I have been volunteering for Kidsnet for almost a year now, and I have been enjoying every moment of it. This non-profit organization provides great opportunities for children and teenagers to display their talents or get their word out amongst a group... more »

  JamesDaleWilson wrote:

I've been aware of Vox Visuals for years, but my association with them really started a couple years ago when I Jonathan Sawyer brought me on as technical advisor on the film project 'Remember.' That has given me the opportunity to review the script as... more »

  edejesus wrote:

It's a great channel for all the family, and very educational with children programming. Recently it broadcasted the Central American and Caribbean Games 2010 in which they did a great job! more »

  Laurel Henschel wrote:

I have been listening to Back to the Bible on radio for several years and have found the teaching to be true to the Bible. Dr. Kroll has a way of teaching that is very easy to understand. Even though I have been a Christian for many years, I find that... more »

  Christine W. wrote:

WQED Multimedia brings great public broadcast content to the Pittsburgh market. Last year, they started airing five nightly programs that are produced locally, with content that helps viewers to understand and think critically about the world around them.... more »

  auntyM wrote:

The C-SPAN network - https://www.c-span.org/ - that's organized and operated by the National Cable Satellite Corporation is just about the best information and programming available on TV and on the internet.All cable companies should include all... more »

  the jester wrote:

Great place to get information, education and action opportunities to improve the media as a media worker or a media consumer. Great media skills classes, impressive advocacy record and reliable leader in the defense of journalistic integrity and press... more »

  bonaparte wrote:

Open Media Foundation (OMF) hired me on a commission-only compensation basis from October, 2017 through March, 2018. They appreciated my work and hired me on a 32-hour work week from May 1 st through July 27, 2018. On July 26, 2018, the executive... more »

  Robin95 wrote:

KUSP is a great organization with a committed staff and volunteer community. I'm very impressed with their commitment to their mission. more »

  pooria wrote:

Beeloud is equal parts community, startup studio, and accelerator supporting emerging founders of pre-seed to seed stage startups with mentorship, programming, and resources to scale their projects to North America, particularly Vancouver Canada. Our... more »

  ConstanceF wrote:

I've been an Elder with Elder Wisdom Circle for a little more than 5 years. It give me a great sense of accomplishment to answer life questions for our advice seekers, as well as a sense of purpose. It's kind of like being a revered grandparent for hundreds... more »

  Arlan wrote:

We help all nonprofits raise money for their cause www.raisingfun.org more »

  Beach55 wrote:

Thanks so much for hearing my proposal for art retreat on the beach. Thanks for donations to $MyCatSheena more »

  CarmelDiva wrote:

Sojourn is an organization that goes over and beyond the mission. It is changing the lives of our next generation by sharing stories of brave Americans that helped to free this country. Those stories are still, for the most part not being taught in... more »

  indianfirst wrote:

Heart of the Earth’s work is to return Anishinaabe culture and language to the daily experience of American Indians in the region. Restoration of culture is an ongoing challenge that can’t be accomplished through episodic projects. To deeply... more »

  Writer wrote:

We worked on the community garden we can't wait till its harvest time. And by giving back we had a chance to go to Comerica Park to see the Tiger's game. Thank you Freeriders and Comerica Park. more »

  Ebohlen81 wrote:

WEFT is the radio station where my mother volunteered back in the 1980s and 1990s. She LOVED being a Weftie and helping the station (especially the country music and bluegrass shows). I had moved away from Champaign during that time, and I remember... more »

  Jvg164 wrote:

This is not a legitimate charity. Donated money is not used in the manner the administrator claims. more »

  Jake_J wrote:

The scarcity of freshwater resources is a great concern to me. Living in California is especially relevant to me so I spend some of my resources funding new desalination technology that creates freshwater from ocean saline as well as renewable energy.... more »

  Desertguy003- wrote:

My name is Darrell C Juan and I'm the Board Chairman for Differently Abled Entertainment. Our MISSION is to promote and encourage differently abled artists in the entertainment industry by producing content featuring their talents. We are looking for... more »

  Devin3 wrote:

Too many journalists are killed bringing the truth. RISC aims to teach journalist life-saving training to stabilize trauma patients. Training is done at different venues. more »

  Christian C.2 wrote:

An amazing youth organization that uses storytelling to encourage young people's participation in peacebuilding work around the world. Worth checking! more »

  breckjeffery wrote:

WETA serves the Washington, DC area with classical music programming, a welcome voice in a rather bleak radio environment (WETA is the well-regarded public radio station). As a frequent listener, I appreciate WETA's music, but I have trouble accepting... more »

  sarahdox wrote:

Mountain View Community TV, in Mountain View, CA, provides training facilities and video production opportunities for kids, families, individuals, nonprofits and businesses in the area. KMVT15 is known innovative, award-winning, valued part of... more »

  martolli wrote:

Great - only, really - source of crucial news about a small but wildly diverse (not in a good way (progressives and Trumpets - community in Western Mass. region. more »

  eye wrote:

For the past two years our company has donated to Wide Angle Youth Media through our give 5 program. We have been really happy with the level of feedback and participation that they offer, and love that they are doing such great, and important work right... more »

  drnjo wrote:

The Red Hook Daily Catch (www.thedailycatch.org) is serving a vital need in the community, providing in-depth, non-partisan online coverage of the things we care about and need to know. The issues, the government, the schools, the farms, the businesses,... more »

Organized exclusively for charitable and more »

The public broadcasting council of central new york, inc. Is a not-for-profit new york corporation which operates a non-commercial... more »

Educational activities more »

We serve as advocates for women in the industry, from providing scholarship and internships for students, education through seminars... more »

Operation of an educational television station more »

Make a difference media's mission is to utilize film and other media resources to raise awareness of important issues, to educate... more »

Restore and operate the historic ambler theater to educate and entertain the public more »

Whyy is the philadelphia region's leading public media provider, serving southeast pennsylvania, southern new jersey and all of... more »

Educating and health care issues more »

To perform missionary work and train missionaries. more »

The mission of storycorps is to provide people of all backgrounds and beliefs with the opportunity to record, share and preserve... more »

Provide models and support for life sustaining activities that integrate solutions to poverty and the environment while fostering... more »

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To provide much-needed coverage of visual artists, designers, architects, theater artists, filmmakers, writers, choreographers,... more »

The HTML Writers Guild was established in 1994 and is the world's largest international organization of Web authors with members... more »

To strengthen the role of media as agents of world benefit. Images & voices of hope, inc. Does this by inviting dialogue, encouraging... more »

Echoes Africa Initiatives helps to end social injustice for women and girls of African descent through education, empowerment... more »