Centennial Nonprofits and Charities

An amazing experience. March 31st to April 3rd, 2026 Warrior Bonfire Program #255 took place. Scuba Diving and Deep Sea Fishing in Key Largo, FL. It was a huge success. Healing, new friends, diving, eating fantastic food, and even caught a 89.3 pound Sailfish. Thank you Warrior Bonfire Program!! Sincerely, Richard Andrew Farrer, USMC Chief of Staff (TN), Military Order of the Purple Heart

The entire team at YANA are fierce and tireless in their pursuit to help young mothers connect and not feel alone. I have loved watching them show up at every networking and fundraising event. As Donna Summer would say, Nikki and her team WORK HARD FOR THE MONEY and only to turn and use it for good! What cause could be as important as saving the lives of moms and their families?

This group of people are fantastic. They are so kind, hardworking, committed, and patient. Hope Starts Here was there for us when money was short. We are so greatful for the food and love provided from this team - I know I can turn to them when times get rough.

I have volunteered with this organization over 5 years and have seen the impact our work has accomplished. Under-resourced countries are very grateful for the donated equipment and supplies we have sent them. It not only improves the quality of their health care but also provides hope for the community.

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Project Helping is such an amazing organization for not only community members but as well as community partners. They staff truly wants everyone involved to walk away feeling good about the experience. Volunteers are always supported by Project Helping staff during the experience and staff of the partnering agency never needs to worry about the volunteer event since Project Helping staff have things down pack. I'm so grateful for the working relationship I have with Project Helping and I encourage everyone who is able to get connect with them!

I'm genuinely impressed by the devoted dedication that Kelli Hansen and her team give and give and give to this worthwhile cause. I've had the opportunity to see Kelli present to a group on the topic of mental health, and my family has also attended one of BCC Evolution's fabulous fund raising events. Our family has experienced some mental health challenges, so it's always encouraging for me to see Kelli and the BCC Evolution team at work to impact individuals, families, and communities in significant ways!

As a patient, the ACHQC mobile app, with its exercise videos and lifestyle suggestions, was a very helpful tool that my hernia surgeon suggested I use to facilitate my recovery. As a volunteer on the ACHQC's Patient Engagement & Advocacy Committee, I have been encouraged by how hernia surgeons, patients, and others on the committee work together with a common focus to explore more effective ways to improve patient outcomes. The ACHQC also offers committees, trainings, and meetings for member hernia surgeons that provide a forum for sharing best practices and ultimately in helping their patients get better with the least amount of complications.

If you're passionate about spreading the Good News of Jesus while also providing a life-saving tool that delivers clean drinking water, Water for All is your charity. WFA is incredibly mission focused (100% of donations go directly to the field). A lot of charities, especially when it comes to clean water or gospel based missions, set out to do a little bit of everything for everyone in their general field, and often get distracted along the way. WFA is laser focused in serving a really unique purpose--equipping missionaries and faith-based organizations with clean water solutions to empower their mission impacts--and doing it better than anyone else. The intentionality and transparency of this organization is a breath of fresh air.

UES has been a God sent non-profit for my family. My husband and I wanted to send our son to a Catholic school, but we weren’t sure we could afford it. I prayed and asked God to please help us. We took a leap of faith and started sending our son to a Catholic school for Kindergarten. About a week or so into the school year, the Principal sent an email about UES. We signed up for 3 shifts each and 9 years later, we’re still volunteering when we can and our son is an 8th grader at St. James Catholic school. UES is like a family, you volunteer with people who share your values and faith . Truly an amazing nonprofit.

I am a proud member of the Daughters of the Nile and support its philanthropy, Daughters of the Nile Foundation. The Foundation's mission is to benefit Shriners Hospitals for Children. This all-female Foundation Board, along with members of the Daughters of the Nile, works daily to make a difference in the lives of Shrine patients.

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We are a new family to the Disco's Dog organization. Over a period of 2 years, I researched and talked with many service dog organizations. During that time, I learned a lot about the different ways some the organizations work. When I met with Disco's Dogs staff, I was surprised and very pleased with the people as well as their practices. I also truly appreciated how quickly, and diligently, they worked to place the right service dog into our home in a timely manner. <br><br>Even more than the timeliness of placement, Disco's Dogs truly believes in helping the families and the dog succeed. There is no two week training here. We are currently on week seven of a multi-month public access training program. We get to learn with others going through similar experiences, share & make friends as well as obtain regular support and feedback from staff. Once we have completed this program, we will have access to trainers and other team members anytime we need them. <br><br>Finally, Disco's Dogs is for autism AND related disorders. So, if you don't have autism, don't let that stop you from finding out if Disco's Dog might be the right organization for you.

This organization helps children survivor from cancer get money for school. They share each year the recipients and it makes you feel good to know you made a difference in these children life.

"and He will lead us to quiet waters" Psalm 23 Queit Waters Ministries provides hope to clergy who are struggling with the increased challenges of ministry. They care for them in a way which strengthens them for the journey, and provides a path to renewed spiritual and relational health so that they can return to their pulpits refreshed. They have served many clergy and their families in powerful yet gentle ways. The question I often ask is, "Who takes care of the clergy and their families?" While the ministers are so busy taking care of others, they often deplete their own storehouse of compassion and feel like they are either walking away from the refreshing taste of water or being pulled into rushing water which will carry them away. The way clergy are viewed and cared for is changing at a rapid pace, and the systems which were one in place to support them have been stripped away. And so I give God thanks for Quiet Waters Ministries for their commitment to care for broken lives, and to bring healing so that clergy can return to be good shepherds and lead others to quiet waters too. I myself, while on sabbatical one summer, attended one of their retreats. I found them professional, knowledgable, compassionate, and encouragers. They were good shepherds, while always pointing to the true Shepherd. I discovered some patterns that I was allowing to happen which were pulling me down and bringing stress into my life. I felt much better about life and ministry because of their care. I watched as they cared for all, but I was most impressed by the care of clergy spouses who often have no safe place to release their frustration, anger, and grief with church related functions and members. The tears that flowed from these spouses were significant, and I sensed that the healing hand of God was extended to them as well. Quiet Waters Ministries is just that, the healing hand of God being extended to clergy and their families. They are effectively renewing so many lives. They have a strong history and a deepening vision for what thy will do into the future. And I am sure that God will bless them, as they are a blessing to so many.

This foundation fills a niche in the vast pediatric cancer research community - specifically focusing on Ependymoma brain tumor research. The Tanner Seebaum Foundation plays a vital role in funding the important research needed for Ependymoma brain tumors. What is most impressive about the Tanner Seebaum Foundation is the fact that it is fully managed through volunteers - nobody gets paid to run this foundation, yet quality runs throughout the organization.