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Our co-founder Marion Austin strongly believed in empowering our Haitian children with the tools that they need to succeed, knowing they could one day become Christian leaders and role models in the Haitian society.

The Overseas Press Club Foundation is the 501 (C)(3) charitable organization affiliated with the Overseas Press Club, which was founded in New York City in 1939 by a group of foreign correspondents to improve the profession of international journalism. The Foundation has a broad mandate to improve the media's understanding of international issues and to raise the quality of news-gathering efforts in covering the world. The most tangible expression of this charter is a scholarship program for undergraduate and graduate students in American colleges and universities, who aspire to become foreign correspondents. The program began in 1992 and every year offers $2,000 scholarships to 14 talented student winners of a national essay competition. In 2006, the OPC Foundation began partnering with media organizations to offer internships. The Foundation pays travel and living expenses for interns in foreign bureaus. Six of this year's winners will have internships with Associated Press (Cairo, Johannesburg, and Bangkok) and Reuters (Singapore, Beijing, and Hong Kong). The Foundation feels it is more important than ever to encourage young correspondents to travel and work abroad particularly at a time when many major news organizations have sharply reduced their networks of experienced correspondents around the world.

TO HELP ABANDONED CHILDREN IN INDIA

Village Health Works’ mission is to provide quality, compassionate health care in a dignified environment while also addressing the root causes of illness, poverty, violence, and neglect.

aec USA, is a nonprofit organization providing a bridge for US based individuals, institutions, and corporations to connect with and support Lebanon's most underprivileged and marginalized communities, regardless of religion, political affiliation or nationality. Through fundraising efforts and additional programs, aec USA supports at risk communities in Lebanon by focusing on youth empowerment, mobility and health, sustainable agriculture and environment, responsible tourism and social support.

To help indigenous peoples build resilience and adapt to their changing world with the vision of ending chronic poverty and dependence.

AMURT is a relief and development organization with projects in thirty countries across the globe, applying its philosophy that every human being deserves the opportunity to enjoy a fulfilling life. This often translates into helping people procure the basic necessities of life: shelter, healthy food and water, education, health awareness and income generating capacity. We believe that the happiness of one depends upon the happiness of many, so we build bonds of solidarity amongst people.

B DESH Foundation, Inc is a non-profit charitable organization involved in poverty alleviation, health and sanitation and educational projects. B Desh Foundation, Inc. is an IRS approved 501c3 organization The activities of the organization are: Natural Disaster Relief Food Bank; Poverty Alleviation Projects Peering Empowerment; Ramadan Food Basket; Educational projects Vocational Training and Workshops; Multi- Media programs; Health and Sanitation Projects Tube Wells and Sanitary Latrines;

TO END DOLLAR A DAY POVERTY IN HAITI

OUR MISSION: Providing education, medical care and dignified humanitarian outreach to the least served populations of Haiti. OUR VISION: Helping Haitian leaders as they create lasting solutions for a stronger and more independent Haiti.

DARDA is an acronym for the Dominica-American Relief and Development Association, Inc. The association was organized on June 28, 1981 by a group of concerned Dominicans living in and around the New York area. After the destruction wrought by Hurricane David various individuals and groups were involved in raising funds to assist in the rebuilding of Dominica. It was from this effort, and at the request of Bam and Wilfred Shillingford, that the idea of a new organization originated. This group, originally known as "Friends of Dominica," then went about the business of attaining official status. On September 25, 1981 it was duly established and registered as a not-for-profit corporation, officially known as the Dominica-American Relief and Development Association, Inc. (DARDA).

Together with Israel's Ministry of Welfare, we at Global Jewish Assistance send out Food Cards to the needy in Israel. These debit like cards allow those struggling to purchase basic foods like everybody else in the supermarket, with their DIGNITY and without shame. We are so appreciative to all who contribute to our cause of feeding our hungry brethren in the Holy Land.