Find Promotion Of International Understanding Nonprofits and Charities

  Bobvac wrote:

I've been on two excursions with GEEO, China and Egypt. Working with Jesse at GEEO has been wonderful. He gives personalized service, calls back rapidly with answers and smoothes things over. The adventures he assembles have met all expectations. He does... 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 »

  johndkonz@gmail.com wrote:

CFHI offers its participants a unique experience. In its intent it seeks to educate med students, pre-meds, PAs, nursing students, etc. on aspects of global health, as well as provide a firsthand opportunity to be immersed in the medical world in a variety... more »

  Nilesh Jethwa wrote:

I came into acquaintance with Swami Vidyadishanand Giri in the year 2010. Meeting Swami opened up all my submerged feelings about sprituality and yearning. Swami had a busy schedule so me and my wife gathered courage and asked Swami that if he could... more »

  DeborahL wrote:

I've been on the board since 2010 and look forward to serving another term when this one is complete. I feel great about the time I spend knowing that the libraries we send are such a valued and precious resource. I have also done a book drive and loved... more »

  dmcbeath wrote:

I teach in Trenton, NJ. This is my second year using iEARN. It has changed the way I teach. My subject is technology and this year I have incorporated iEARN into my entire middle school curriculum. The middle schoolers have been working on "Finding Solutions... more »

  kiva wrote:

Kiva.org is a wonderful organization that has really been revolutionary in the field of microfinance by allowing someone to lift an entrepreneur in the developing world out of poverty with as small as $25. My experience has been very positive because... more »

  atrau123 wrote:

I have been a long time patron of Silk Road Theatre Project having attended every production since their second show. I have been consistently impressed with the quality and content of every show. Each show is unique in content but always sticks to... more »

  loulou wrote:

This was a positive experience. I enjoyed learning about the culture and staying in someone's home. For me personally, I think that as a group, staying in the hotel is probably the best arrangement and the lines of communication are more straightforward.... more »

  Laurie Flesher wrote:

DFW empowers women and children living in extreme poverty by funding programs fostering good health, education, and economic self-sufficiency, and cultivates educational dinner circles inspiring individuals to make a difference through the power of collective... 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 »

  KrisHupp wrote:

I have had the pleasure of partnering with the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh for two years. The World Affairs Council brings numerous opportunities to students around the region that they might not receive otherwise. They provide ongoing opportunities... more »

  Margaret Gullette wrote:

Since 1997 I have worked with my Nicaraguan counterpart, Dr. Rosa Elena Bello, first to improve adult literacy and then to start and maintain a Free High School for Adults. It has had an illustrious history since it opened in 2002. It is open to all the... more »

  MummyGirl wrote:

Members of the ARISC were incredibly helpful to me when I was compiling contacts, archives, and university programs for a research project in the Caucus mountains of Azerbaijan, Georgia and Armenia. They put me in touch with international professionals... more »

  Kimberly10 wrote:

ASSE is perhaps the worst organization I have encountered. I am currently serving overseas in the USA Peace Corps and I have worked overseas with voluntary organizations 8 times. However ASSE gave me what I consider a crazy/emotionally traumatic student... more »

  andrianovaa wrote:

I was very lucky to join Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Board in the Fall of 2013. There are so many heart warming stories of those whose lives FAF impacted, it's impossible to count. Any person who decides to get involved with FAF will be fascinated... more »

  Chris volunteers wrote:

I first volunteered with Conservation VIP in 2007, when I joined their volunteer trail maintenance group to Torres del Paine National Park in the Patagonia region of Chile. It was everything I had hoped for and more. I had a lot of fun with the other... more »

  Barbara Rendall H. wrote:

Roselle Sister Cities Association's mission is to promote the Village of Roselle and build relationships with cities and people from other countries. We initiate and establish direct contact with a country’s citizens, sharing and exchanging our culture,... more »

  Porteb wrote:

AfricAid creates a pathway out of poverty through education and leadership mentoring for girls in Tanzania, Africa. I recently found out that 100% of the girls in AfricAid's "Kisa" leadership mentoring project, graduate from high school. This... more »

  Writer wrote:

Youth up Health has shaped me as a growing adult. An experience that will stay with me for a life time. more »

  tovahshraga wrote:

Atlanta Israel Coalition is an amazing non partisan non profit organization run solely by volunteers and donations! It offers free educational and community programming both in person and on zoom to support Israel. AIC unites different faith groups from... more »

  Julianna C. wrote:

Builders beyond borders is a huge bundle of helping hands. I have been volunteering with B3 for the past few months and it has been a great deal of fun. I was able to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends. Being able to have this non profit organization... more »

  agalisgv wrote:

I came to know the New Israel Fund after meeting one of the employees. At the time I wasn't aware of the group, but later realized they funded several of the social justice groups I work with. In addition, they have been very helpful in providing media... more »

  Indego Africa wrote:

I became aware of Indego Africa Project about two years ago, and was immediately attracted to the idea behind the organization: the alleviation of poverty through entrepreneurial and sustainable growth. Through partnerships with cooperatives of women... more »

  bayernownz1995 wrote:

i volunteered to help autistic students at my high school. i fell in love with it and cannot stop going there everyday. it really made a difference for me. more »

  Tom_63 wrote:

I am incredibly impressed with the mission of WCCN and honored to be recently added to the organization's Board of Directors. WCCN has been empowering people in Latin America to help themselves for 30 years, but that's just the beginning. There is a... more »

  margaret4 wrote:

Matawi is a Maine-based nonprofit committed to supporting education, civic engagement and leadership development in the refugee community. They word directly with the immigrant community in Maine as well as directly with the refugee community in Dadaab. more »

  dp384 wrote:

Great organization! They do good work with the community and setting up peace day. more »

  Writer wrote:

Carefully thought out and well-planned conservation program, working with giant pandas in Sichuan, China.The directors of the organization are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and informative -- always able to fit a question or two into their... more »

  Writer wrote:

Anike Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is developing education in Africa. Our organization, Philanthropic Project International (PPI), is a nonprofit organization (NGO) dedicated to improving the life and living conditions of poor... more »

  Writer wrote:

Over the last few years, I have been following the work of the Islands Society with great interest. As a resident of an island off the coast of South Carolina, I was excited to hear a few yers ago that the Islands Society was working to promote equal... more »

  Ron Golan wrote:

When I came to NY I was seeking out connections (socially and professionally). One of the hardest things about being here in NYC is feeling alone and disconnected from my support network back home. Dor Chadash has helped me start to build that new network... more »

  imhouston wrote:

The DACOR Bacon House in Washington DC is an historic gem. The organization of DACOR which advances discussion about diplomacy and diplomatic engagement is vital. My experience with the house and the organization over many years has been one of the great... more »

  Ngorongoro wrote:

Daraja Academy is quite simply an outstanding organization. The staff is extremely qualified and dedicated to seeing these girls succeed. It's hard to believe that just a few years ago the first class of 26 girls joined Daraja Academy to begin their... more »

  KarenM1539 wrote:

I have donated clothing to Campus California and they were very up front with all questions i had. Their box near my house is kept clean and they are always quick in resolving any issues. I appreciate the work they do and think is very necessary both... more »

  mahamud.issah wrote:

As a board member of this nonprofit organisation,i will like to encourange each an individual capable of donating or helping ouga net in the form medical supplies or cash to help aliviate the suffering of the children... more »

  niceguy123 wrote:

My family was invited to attend an outreach this summer in Chicago by a team from Partnership International. We got connected to a local church through the event and we are currently attending the church on a weekly basis. Thank you for serving my community! more »

  cogitoergosum wrote:

I can only speak about meeting the head member of this organization, Hedieh Mirahmadi. I met her several weeks back. Confused and extremely insecure were my observations of WORDE. At the time I believed that WORDE's heart was in the right place. I have... more »

  Michael123 wrote:

The Global Youth Action Network plays a critical role in creating opportunities for young people to participate in the development and evolution of global policy that will affect them and their world. I've been proud to collaborate with GYAN for many... more »

  Alan Eggers wrote:

One of the most narrow minded and Koran twisting intstitutions in the world. The Minaret of Freedom seeks to twist the Holy Koran into the form of the philosophy of Ayn Rand. more »

  Robert110 wrote:

i like Voices of Women because they produce and support local and global programs that educate, uplift, and empower women and children per their mission statement. I like their programs which are free, provocative, and timely; especially those related... 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 »

  KaitlinLSE wrote:

I started volunteer with LifeSmart Education about four months ago. Patricia is passionate and devote, every volunteer is dedicated and involved. I loved my experience with LifeSmart Education, I love my peers and feel like I can really make a difference... more »

  J.M.Bella wrote:

Foundations for Leadership does an excellent job of engaging students in exploration of current world issues through interactive simulations and curricular materials. I am extremely grateful for this team, and enjoy collaborating with them on meaningful... more »

  cm5870a wrote:

I've been volunteering with American Councils for 3 years now, and am continually impressed with the way in which the organization continues to develop every detail of their volunteer program year after year. While evaluating scholarship applications... more »

  Steve Kohn wrote:

For years I've relied on the one-page FLAME reports to articulate my reasons for supporting Israel. Along with HONEST REPORTING, FLAME stands almost alone in refuting the media bias against Israel, a bias that encourages Israel's enemies. What... more »

  Bamagirl1 wrote:

I wholeheartedly believe in and support the mission of Hope Restored India. Their passion to empower women affected by human trafficking to live healthy, self sustaining lives through training and counseling is inspiring. They are making a big difference,... more »

  filipjotevski wrote:

The leading voice for Macedonians around the world and a top-notch non-profit NGO excelling at pragmatism, strategy, and transparency. more »

  Blaze123 wrote:

When I was in high school (I’m now a student at UC Berkeley) I took a trip to Guatemala with Via International. I’m not sure what I expected exactly but the trip was eye opening in regards to how the people we met, although generally so poor, were... more »

  Norvil wrote:

ICMEP’s Mission Statement is: “We promote justice, peace, and human rights locally and globally through education, the arts, intercultural dialogue and resource sharing.” In contrast both to its name and recently revised mission statement,... more »

  hudsonbaird wrote:

I first volunteered with Manna Project during my freshman year of college at Vanderbilt University. They were offering short-term service trips to Nicaragua, and I was lucky enough to join without knowing what I was getting into. From there I was hooked... more »

  Kenneth Kennon wrote:

For more than 25 years BorderLinks educational experiences has linked people to people on, and beyond, the US-Mexican border, revealing the human face of national and global immigration policies and trade practices in a binational setting, linking that... more »

  aaiinterns wrote:

I worked with AAI in the summer of 2011. The president, Mr. Santoli, is energetic, passionate, and wonderful to work with. The organization does not operate on a very large budget, but it manages to accomplish a great deal across a host of issues. One... more »

  jpmmartin wrote:

Besides serving on the board of directors, I have the opportunity to see this organization up close. My Secular Franciscan Order fraternity meets at the FMS mission house once a month. I get to see first hand the women and men, some young, some not... more »

  sydneybadman wrote:

Global Philadelphia Association is an incredible organization that works to elevate Philadelphia on the global stage. They are active in the cultural, business, and historical communities. By providing professional development for interns, interconnecting... more »

  nonprofit07 wrote:

Even though a significant amount of time has passed when I saw it was possible to review this organization, I decided it was important to do so. The work they do is valuable and the paid staff do work hard, but internally there is still some work to... more »

  posiuhsu wrote:

The foundation sponsored the Kameoka Youth Gardeners' Association, Kyoto, Japan for their visit to Stillwater with Scholarships for Kazumasa Asada, Kazuya Mori, Koji Nakano, Yuji Katsura, Yugo Takada, Seiji Murata. They gave workshop at the Botanical... more »

  Peter H wrote:

Global Exchange is the organization I count on to be on the frontlines of the struggle for justice and human rights. Their tenacious campaigns - whether it is promoting Fair Trade or taking on Big Oil - are informative and inspiring. I am honored to... more »

  MBoss wrote:

I had an amazing experience with Global Citizens Network when I went to Chirapa, Peru in December 2012. I had always traveled solo before to Latin America so team travel was new to me. I met incredible people from the states as well as the community and... more »

  Mick E. wrote:

I am extremely proud and amazed by how hard Izaak and family work on helping others less fortunate. It would be so much easier to turn their back and live their American dream, spending their money the way they see fit, traveling when and where they... more »

  Richard Goodwin wrote:

The peace village of Neve Shalom/Wahal al Salam is a shining light that is deperatly needed in that troubled region of the world. Arabs and Jews relating and working together is what God wants from her/his people. The American Friends of Neve... 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 »

  bernard.luksich wrote:

I have been working with the International Cultural Exchange for a number of years. I have also supported them financially over the years. The work and impact this organization has is amazing. By putting together local families with international students... more »

  Halle wrote:

I volunteered at the World Affairs Challenge in 2008, put on by World Savvy. The event was extremely organized, from volunteer training to execution. I believe the students truly benefited from the event, and it opened my eyes to the inequities of our... more »

  NicaVolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered with Jubilee House Community (JHC) for 1 - 3 weeks a year for many years. During each visit I have been privileged to see each and every member of JHC work as hard as they can alongside, with, and for poor people. They put every resource... more »

  Earon wrote:

LETV is the vision of Martha Foster for the creation of global public television. Using documentaries made locally, around the world, the vision is one of allowing people to get to know their global neighbors directly, through films made by people within... more »

  Melissa wrote:

Wonderful agency. The staff is very helpful and supportive. We would definitely use them again and refer other families to them. more »

  Dontforgettoboogie wrote:

I made a large donation to Artsbridge several years ago with the written agreement that the 10,000 dollars be used to create a traveling art show in my late son's memory. The traveling art show in his name was never done and the when I repeatedly... more »

  Dan_2 wrote:

Deep in the heart of Maine, the almost unknown little town of Otisfield just north of Portland, is transformed into an oasis, into a paradise of woods, water, and hills, that opens its arms to youth, not the traditional summer camp that busy parents send... more »

  B. Alexandre wrote:

Growth Through Learning is a tremendous organization to work with. After travelling to Africa in 2002 on a safari I just could not leave without wanting to assist those in need. GTL has afforded me with that opportunity. Low overhead assures me that... more »

  Nobe wrote:

This is a fraudulent organization. It forfeited its existence due to non payment of taxes, and yet is still collecting donations as a nonprofit. This is a scam. Check the Secretary of State website for information on forfeiture of nonprofit organization,... more »

  ainamojashop wrote:

Expanding Opportunities is a wonderful small non-profit organization that helps support it's six projects in Kenya. I focus on the Artisan Support Project, Aina Moja. Items are purchased from Kenya at Fair trade... mainly from artists who live back... more »

  Amy Smith wrote:

The Pangea Network is an organization very dedicated and commited to their mission and vision. As a volunteer, I see first hand the impact Pangea makes on many lives. Change occurs when you educate a woman then she grows her business which will feed... 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 »

  makingadifference wrote:

I'd do your homework before sending your children to a seminar with no real track record. The information on the website is stolen, the organization is without a Board of Directors, and they claim to be fully funded yet still list a fee. more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

Fiercely courageous network that has led efforts to improve US foreign policy (ending the wars in Iraq and Afganistan) and to move the US away from being unelected police of the world. more »

  HAHA wrote:

A unique source of what the Arab media discuss in the Arabic language. Enables the world to understand better the Islamic ethics and modes of reasoning. more »

  Suzanne_P wrote:

In Burkina Faso, women who complete even a primary school education live very different lives from women who do not: they are healthier and their families are healthier; they have lower levels of fertility; and their children attain higher levels of education.... more »

  boutwell.jeffrey wrote:

Has a great reputation and good network of contacts in Washington and achieves far more in terms of providing quality information and affecting policy debates than its modest resources might suggest. more »

  Zeyad9999 wrote:

NCUSAR is a leading agency in bridging the gap between the US and Arab Nations. It administers 5 programs. I did summer internship with the Council and it's terrifically deserves the time out into it. I learned how to talk and convince and influence the... more »

  ding1 wrote:

I chose to donate to and volunteer for Humanitarian China because this organization is run by a group of highly compassionate people who are dedicated to helping those who are truly in need of help, e.g. families of prisoners of conscience in China. What... more »

  Konnies wrote:

This organization has been key to bringing attention to and encouraging the visual art creativity by African American artists and artists of African descent from Seattle and other Pacific Northwest communities. Onyx boosts of having a network comprising... more »

  Jimmy A. wrote:

This is a great non profit organization that moves resources and creates networks based on mutual understanding among countries through people to people interactions. I feel proud to be granted with an scholarship from this organization. The experience... more »

  cheadle wrote:

I have been involved with Culture Connect as a volunteer for about a year now. I have been a part of a workshop that helps attendees better understand American business culture. This is important as immigrants and refugees are not aware of how American... more »

  HumCoGal wrote:

What a wonderful experience I had traveling with this network of incredibly hospitable people! I was able to experience opportunities I never would have been able to had I not traveled with Servas. more »

  EfuaJJ wrote:

This is one of my all-time favorite nonprofits. Books change lives! I totally agree. I know what the ability to read has meant in my life and I truly believe that skill can change the lives of thousands of others. I have been a donor but I have also... more »

  Oneofakind wrote:

A true grassroots organization. Really able to connect between people in the middle east, and makes a real change on the ground more »

  rose123iate wrote:

uhhhhhhhhhhh guys whoever ate my last 3 donuts are done for frfr more »

  Kakoli_M wrote:

I support Sramani Institute to Improve Human Wellbeing through Diversified Innovation Invigorationhttp://www.sramani.org/contribute.htmlSince I was a child I have lived in different countries across the world, giving me the opportunity... more »

  velder2398 wrote:

The IFC has provided ESOL classes for me free of charge. Most recently, when there was a problem with my finger prints, the IFC helped me navigate the paper work and phone calls necessary to get my green card renewed. more »

  Charlotte wrote:

Beyond Borders has been working in Haiti for over 18 years - working alongside Haitians on a grassroots level. They strive to see that all Haitian children have access to quality education. They also support adult literacy. One of their major focus' is... more »

  cmurdoc1 wrote:

I worked with NICE while studying Peace and Conflict Studies in College. I went to Belfast, UK to experience the program and how each child who goes through the program benefits. I would highly recommend learning more about this organization and how it... more »

  drumsitsdave wrote:

AICE is the most important organization both in the virtual and real worlds for disseminating accurate and balanced information about Judaism, Israel, and the Jewish people. The dedication of Dr. Mitchell Bard and his staff to informing the public about... more »

  Writer wrote:

The fact that they are running a concerted campaign for providing something as important as quality sleep says something about the org. more »

  john.seidl wrote:

GCIV is deeply engaged with the Consular Corp in Atlanta and provides a series of programs and events to promote global awareness and involvement more »

  Ahmed Elmi wrote:

Over 90% of the funding goes to straight to the people and the remaining 10% goes to poor women who manage feeding centers. The women who work at the feeding center use the salary (roughly 10%) to support their children's needs. None of the management... more »

  jimbob372 wrote:

I joined late last year (2012 ) and wish now I had done my homework! This non-profit is a sham! Their events are not unique - they ride on the coat tails of events for other organizations and then claim the events as their own exclusive achievments, they... more »

  Ron Robinson wrote:

I graduated from a Fund program and it was one of the best educational experiences available. Their leadership, especially Roger Ream, is world class and they help students understand the free enterprise system and the Founder's vision of our Federal... more »

  rnswett wrote:

The Lantos Foundation was established to continue Tom Lantos' proud legacy as an ardent champion for human rights by carrying, in his words, "the noble banner of human rights to every corner of the world." The Lantos Foundation proudly celebrates... more »

  richard.connell wrote:

This foundation provided me with the funding to do research in Sweden as I was pursuing my PhD in Chemistry. As a student, the funding was critical in enabling the assignment. The 6 month stay gave me my 1st exposure to another country and culture,... more »

  REDDY wrote:

The Indo- American Friendship Council was started by Dr Krishna .M .Reddy DDS , a Dental Surgeon with his own practise in Whitter , CA. , running a Non- profit organization whose main goal is to help India and its causes world wide. Dr Reddy - a ... more »

  hassansyed66 wrote:

ISIS has developed a huge network of likeminded organizations, collectively working to improve our knowledge about animals to support the wider conservation goals. Their registry of animals, living in Aquariums and Zoos, is a vital tool for all animal... more »

  2208634-46 wrote:

I am Mahmoud Robert Muthanna Saiban. I have case number SAA1999662005, invoice ID 3496619, ID number 4949588, the son of a good American citizen who respected the American system and law until his death in 2013 and was buried on American soil. Because... more »

  stevenwaseda wrote:

NYdeVolunteer is providing a multicultural volunteer experience on multiple levels. Founder Noriko Hino has done a tremendous job of tapping an under utilized resource--the population of Japanese expatriates in the NY area--and focusing their desire... more »

  Salaam wrote:

This foundation has done remarkable work to promote a better understanding of the plight of the Palestinians. This perspective is rare in America. more »

  Writer wrote:

I went on a trip to Cuba and needed to donate to this charity under the travel agreements with the US and Cuba. This company processed by donation twice and since January I have been trying to get a refund. It appears that John McAuliff is the only... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization in which US teachers trained in Holocaust-genocide education work with teachers in countries that have experienced a genocide. (The organization currently operates in Rwanda, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambodia, etc.) The teacher-to-teacher... more »

  4bologna wrote:

The Portland Bologna Sister City Association is a volunteer organization that stimulates and celebrates the relationship between our two cities. It was founded in 2004 and since then PBSCA has raised awareness and inspired and supported cultural, academic... more »

  IRmep wrote:

The American Israel Public Affairs Committee was incorporated on January 1, 1963, not in 1968. The articles of incorporation are on the web. AIPAC formerly served as the lobbying division of the American Zionist Council, AZC. The AZC was ordered to... more »

  Kassi K. wrote:

San Diego Diplomacy Council works diligently to connect emerging leaders from around the globe with the San Diego community. Their website explains their work well, but what it can't fully communicate is what a fantastic and well run organization this... more »

  Kim Greco wrote:

Kenya Connect started as a simple letter exchange between the students of two teachers passionate about expanding the world view of the children they work with. As a result of those letters, the children who have so much sought to help their new friends... more »

Educate and promote the latino community of dupage county, illinois. more »

The center will serve as a neutral party,to foster functional cooperation among the growing group of organizations concerned with... more »

CROSSwalk People Helpers endeavors to provide assistance to individuals, couples, familiies, organizations and municipalities... more »

This organization is organized exclusively for the purpose of providing humanitarian services for needy individuals throughout... more »

Sil serves language communities worldwide, building their capacity for sustainable language development, by means of research,... more »

The mission of the japan-america society of oregon (jaso) is to promote cultural and business exchange with japan and to enhance... more »

"Stewarding the planet as a single estate"...To assist Africa in becoming part of the global community through digital technology... more »

Education for students to participate in united nations events comprising of touring the u. N. And screening of international... more »

To demonstrate the beneficial process of dialogue and to offer that process as a model for approaching similar inherited conflicts.... more »

The purpose of the shafik gabr foundation (the corporation) is to connect, inspire, and empower young global leaders to forge... more »

NetAid's mission is to educate, inspire, and empower new generations of young people to fight global poverty. more »

The organization's primary purpose is to serve and educate governmental leaders who are directly involved in advancing important... more »

Promote intercultural education, training and research. more »

Form 990-ez, part iii, primary exempt purpose - promotion and raising awareness of international affairs. Form 990-ez, part iii,... more »

To help fund rabbis in their worldwide outreach work to teach jews about their religion. more »

Princeton in africa seeks to develop young leaders committed to africa's advancement. To accomplish this we offer opportunities... more »

To organize and operate partnership opportunity delegations (pod) to lessen the burdens on government, relieve poverty, and eliminate... more »

To enhance a successful relationship between alabama and japan through education and culture. more »

Friendship ministries mission is more »

The organization's primary exempt purpose is to provide educational programs and activities for the community. more »

Mobilizing, inspiring and honoring women from all cultures to lead and achive personal success. more »