Charities

We are making history world-wide! Our entire focus at the Alzheimer's CURE Foundation is to dramatically accelerate the cure for Alzheimer's disease and that is our mission and vision. The Alzheimer's CURE Foundation (www.alzCURE.org) is a unique, public, 501(c)(3) non-profit with a huge vision and a ground-breaking strategy that is being applied for the very first time in the area of medicine.

With your help and financial support we will conquer Alzheimer's. Our goal is to raise a $20 million dollar cash-prize that will serve as the "Gold Medal" for the scientist(s) who discover the cure for Alzheimer's. At the same time, we support education through our Alzheimer's Scholarship Challenge and we reach out into the community to create awareness. A cure for Alzheimer's will not only cure virtually all forms of dementia, but will also open the door wide towards the cure for Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Lou Gehrig's, Autism, stroke-related brain disorders and so many other neurodegenerative diseases and neurological disorders. This one cure will revolutionize medicine as we know it today. Don't just shudder at the word "Alzheimer's", JOIN US!

We are a foster-home-only 501c3 animal rescue organization based in Raleigh, North Carolina. Our primary focus is on rescuing animals out of animal control facilities and shelters; thus, we do not primarily work with owner surrendered animals.

4 the World is a U.S.-based non-profit organization providing support to under-developed communities throughout the world, by empowering local people to collaborate, learn new skills, and improve their own communities.

826 National is a family of nonprofit organizations dedicated to helping students, ages 6-18, with expository and creative writing at eight locations across the country. We offer after-school tutoring, classroom field trips, workshops, in-school classroom assistance, and publishing opportunities-all free of charge. For more information, visit: www.826national.org.

At A Buddy For Life Inc, we believe that every living creature deserves love and security, and to be treated with the respect and responsibility that come with belonging to a family. Our goal is to save the lives of as many dogs as possible, making sure that each of those lives, in turn, touches another. To support that goal, AB4L finds foster families to protect those who would otherwise be discarded and to teach the abused that they are worth our time and affection; we provide a chance to those who have been forgotten or never even known, and the dogs we rescue bring joy to those who open their homes and hearts to our ever-growing family. Through the hard work of many and the grace of second chances, we are working to make sure that more lives may be changed for the better by having A Buddy for life.

A Child's Place works to erase the impact of homelessness on children and their education.

A Home at Last Animal Adoption Network, Inc. is a very small (3 person), all volunteer, non-profit 501(C)3 organization dedicated to bettering the lives of homeless and feral cats. Through a program of trap/neuter/return, we hope to bring down the number of feral cats on Long Island. Feral and stray cats that are trapped and deemed adoptable, are placed in 2 nurturing foster homes, socialized, given needed medical attention and then placed in carefully screened adoptive homes. We also network with other rescue organizations and shelters to find homes and match perspective adopters with the animal best fitting what they are looking for.

We provide any medical care needed, and find new homes for the abused, neglected, and abandoned animals. We also do emergency animal rescues.

We are a state licensed rescue that helps all breeds of dogs. We have been actively involved in rescue for over 12 years. First starting out with shelter rescue and now for the past 5 years we have been working on help puppy mill adult breeding dogs retire and find pet homes. We also help reject pet store puppies..ones who have murmurs, heart or patella issues etc... find families willing to love them even with their special needs. We also specialize in redbone and other coonhounds. We do adopt out of state and are able to ship US/Can to approved homes.

We are a small rescue in Greeneville, Tn (East TN) that is striving to educate the public to alter their animals, keep the population to a minimum and stop the needless deaths everyday. Our mission is to make sure all animals are treated like quailty pets, providing them with 100% nutritionally balanced food, exceptional housing and a lifetime of love.

A Spark of Light is a US based nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the daily lives of the needy children of Africa. By providing food, medicine, clothing, vital necessities and educational assistance, we bring the children life-sustaining resources and tools for a brighter tomorrow.

A Step Toward Hope's mission is to provide assistance - financial and otherwise - to those suffering with paralysis and other neurological disorders in the Delaware Valley and surrounding areas, and to raise funds for research that aims to discover new treatments and cures for paralysis.

A Wish for Animals is a non-profit animal rescue. We rescue animals, primarily dogs, from the streets and high-kill shelters and provide them with shelter, food, medical and lots of love until we can find them a forever home!

The mission of Abba House is to bring wholeness and healing to women and their children who have been emotionally wounded. Abba House cares for women with chemical dependence or mental health issues. We have facilities in Dawson, Forsyth and Lumpkin Counties.

ABILITY Awareness, a national nonprofit, is committed to building a world of inclusion for people with health conditions or disabilities, through housing, employment, education, media and volunteer opportunities. Our hallmark program, the ABILITY House, was created in partnership with local Habitat for Humanity affiliates to build affordable, accessible homes for low-income families where at least one member has a health condition or disability. The unique aspect of the ABILITY House program is the utilization of volunteers with disabilities during all phases of construction, emphasizing their skills and talents. Many mainstream volunteer organizations do not consider outreaching to people with disabilities when looking for volunteers. The ABILITY house program is designed to help break down those barriers.

We are helping unborn, infants, children, adolescents, adults, individuals, couples, and families, communities, cities, states, and nations (everybody) achieve their individual dreams and live an abundant life. An abundant life is one that is full and complete; full of joy and compassion for self and others.

AMPHS is a humanitarian nonprofit organization operated solely by volunteers, dedicated to advancing the health care of underprivileged communities across the nation and around the world. We accomplish our goals by providing free and low-cost community activities that forge a firm foundation for the improvement of health and well-being.

We are a 501c-3 dog rescue foundation dedicated to rescuing dogs, the day they are to be euthanized, from various Los Angeles shelters and placing them in loving homes. We do NOT take dogs in ... we rescue only from shelters. The Ace of Hearts Foundation is in memory of "Ace", a wonderful American Bull dog who was rescued from death, and touched the lives of many! (Especially founder Kari Whitman!). We rescue all breeds...and don't discriminate against any!

AIA is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and provides the resources needed for children in Africa to make the full use of their education and choose their own path in life. We strive to give these children the building blocks they need to succeed in the rest of their lives.

The Achievement Centers for Children's mission is to work with children with disabilities and their families to strengthen abilities and create opportunities for lifelong achievement in society. We provide an innovative "circle of care" through programs and services that focus on the key areas of family support/social work, education, autism, therapies (physical, occupational and speech), and recreation including camp programs. Last year, we served over 3,500 children and their families in our three Northeast Ohio locations.