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| The Berkeley-East Bay Humane Society
is a private nonprofit organization dedicated to placing homeless
animals with committed caretakers; to developing healthy relationships
between pets and people through education, training and counseling; and
to promoting the humane treatment of all animals. Located in
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Compassion without Borders is an all volunteer, grassroots non-profit
that works to bring about humane reform for the animals of Mexico
through spay and neuter, humane education and outreach, international
rescue efforts, and humane euthanasia programs. Located in Woodland, CA. |
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| The San Diego Audubon Society.Fostering
the protection of birds and other wildlife through education and study.
Advocating for a cleaner, healthier environment. |
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The Western PA Humane Society's
mission is to provide the most comprehensive, compassionate and
educational services to enhance the lives of companion animals for
families and the community, and to prevent the cruelty of all animals
in the region we serve. |
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The mission of Asian Perinatal Advocates
is to promote healthy Asian/Pacific Islander children and families by
providing family support services to prevent child abuse and domestic
violence.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mendocino County (BBBS) provides professionally supported 1:1 mentoring relationships and youth development activities for all children who want or need them. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mendocino County was founded as a nonprofit (501c3) organization in 1974 to help the community meet the needs of local children. Today, 35 years later we have served thousands of youth, helping them to ‘change their lives by changing their perspectives.’ In 2008, 735 youth were served in BBBS programs such as the Community and School-Based Mentoring Programs, After School Programs, and classroom character building programs. Visit us at www.bigbrothersbigsistersofmendocino.com. |
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Black Adoption Placement and Research Center (BAPRC)
is a private, non-profit agency founded in 1983. Our services are
provided to families residing in 14 Northern California counties. In
the spirit of reclaiming our own, we are a licensed adoption and foster
family agency (FFA) dedicated to recruiting permanent loving families
from the community from which the disproportionate number of waiting
children come - the African American community. BAPRC places an
emphasis on advocating on behalf of children with special needs who
might otherwise spend their entire childhoods in foster care. |
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The Boys and Girls Club of South Coast
is a safe place where kids can work, play and learn. It's the place
that builds skills, values and self-esteem. Next to home, there's no
place like the Boys and Girls Club. When most parents are working, the
Boys and Girls Club is a place where kids can spend their time at safe,
supervised activities. Located in San Clemente, CA. |
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Casa de Amparo
provides safe emergency shelter and state-of-the-art treatment and
intervention services for abused and neglected children throughout San
Diego County. It consists of 4 separate child abuse
prevention/remediation programs: a 24-hour children's shelter
(residential), a daily preschool child development center, the
supervised family visitation services, and counseling program. Located
in Oceanside, CA. |
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CASA of Mariposa County advocates for and mentors child victims of abuse, abandonment, and neglect by providing highly-trained, judicially-appointed community volunteers to keep everyone’s focus on the best interests of children placed in foster care. We act as a voice for the child and as the eyes and ears for the Dependency Court Judge. One stable, consistent, caring adult—a CASA volunteer—makes a positive and significant difference in a foster child’s life. Located
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Cazadero Performing Arts Camp – Bringing the Love of Music and Learning to Youth!
Cazadero
Performing Arts Camp serves over 1300 youth each year from throughout
the Bay Area and beyond, offering a rare opportunity for kids from a
broad range of backgrounds and music abilities to come together and
immerse themselves in a rich music program. Taught by an inspired group
of music educators and staff, the results of this program are profound.
Campers emerge from their experience at Cazadero with newfound
excitement and pride, having worked hard and grown in remarkable ways,
both as musicians and as young people. Cazadero is a place where young
people discover their love of music, experience the great outdoors,
build lifelong friendships, and thrive! Our scholarship program ensures
that our programs are accessible to kids with financial need. For more
information, visit us at www.cazadero.org. |
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Families Without Fathers
is a non-profit organization that aids and assists women and their
children who have suffered the devastating CRCW0402100RFKED of an
unexpected and untimely loss of a father or step-father.
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For the Children, Inc.
envisions a community in which every youth experiences nurturing
relationships and community support, which in turn allows each of them
to develop into their full potential; capable of making informed,
responsible decisions as involved members of our community
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The KlaasKids Foundation was founded in 1994 to commemorate the memory of
kidnap/murder victim Polly Hannah Klaas. Created with a
$2,000 investment and the singular mission of stopping crimes against
children, KlaasKids has grown into one of America's premiere child
advocacy non-profit organizations. The KlaasKids website (http://klaaskids.org), receives millions of visits per month. KlaasKids also offers the Internet's only Spanish language child safety website (http://www.klaaskidsespanol.org/). |
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| Laura’s House,
a non-profit organization, prevents and reduces the incidence of
domestic and family violence through shelter and support programs,
education and outreach. Located in Orange County, CA. |
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| The Marin CASA Program
recruits, screens, trains and supervises volunteers to advocate for
children who have been victims of abuse, neglect, or abandonment and
are dependents of the Marin Juvenile Court. Their Mission Statement is
to assure safe, permanent homes for children in the court system so
they have the opportunity to reach their full potential. Located in San
Rafael, CA. |
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MIKE Program
(Mulitcultural Integrated Kidney Education) equips teens to adopt
healthy behaviors through positive activity with trained caring adults
who serve as guides as the young people develop their own message of
health to prevent obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and risky
behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions leading to kidney
failure. Our mission is to empower youth to be ambassadors of health in
service to their diverse communities through mentorship, partnership,
and the promotion of healthy kidneys. |
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Founded in 1985, NeighborImpact
is a private not for profit organization which serves all of Crook,
Deschutes and Jefferson counties. We envision a Central Oregon where
residents, regardless of their income status, have hope and optimism,
and have access to community resources that see them through times of
need.
NeighborImpact
provides a diversity of services that not only meet basic human needs
for food and shelter, but also enrich people’s lives by
providing access to increased education, skills, and hope for the
future. Our services assist people to become more independent and
self-sufficient, recognizing there is a continuum of support that all
people need throughout their life.
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North County Women's Resource Center/Shelter- Atascadero
Provides 24-hour crisis intervention with two shelters for women and
their children who are victims of domestic violence, including teenage
boys. Individual and group counseling at locations thoughout the
county, court advocacy, case managment and outreach. Located in
Atascadero, CA.
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The Incline After-School Organization
(aka IAO and Incline Athletics) is devoted to providing quality
after-school instruction on sports and other recreational activities
for the youth of Incline Village and North Lake Tahoe.
Activities offered leverage
the outdoor beauty of the Lake Tahoe area and can include soccer,
swimming, basketball, kayaking, volleyball, frisbee, hiking, camping,
skateboarding, mountain biking, tennis, cheerleading, video game
skills, computer techniques, advanced art, modern music, youth ski
patrol, and cross country skiing. |
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The Palo Alto Elks Lodge
has a 65-year history of donations to local groups whose very existence
depends on public contributions. These groups include the Palo Alto
Little League (we're a 50-year sponsor), A coed Sea Scout Ship as well
as other Scouting programs, the Palo Alto Veterans Hospital, and
Adolescent Counseling Services. In addition our Lodge sponsors an
annual hoop shoot contest, drug awareness campaigns, Kids ID programs
at local street fairs, and scholarships.
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| Tumbleweed Center for Youth Development
serves our homeless, runaway, and at risk youth in Phoenix, Arizona. We
provide shelter, counseling, outreach, job development, and more to
youths ages nine up to age twenty-two. |
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Voices for Children,
a nonprofit organization, endeavors to ensure that abused, neglected
and abandoned children who have become dependents of the San Diego
County Court will have a safe and permanent home. |
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Since 1968 Tulare/Kings Youth for Christ has been a local chapter of Youth for Christ/USA, communication the
Gospel of Jesus Christ to teenagers in the Central part of California.
We are governed by a local Board of Trustees, with volunteer Area
Ministry support committees helping and overseeing the ministry in the
individual communities we work in. Our desire is to see the youth of
the entire twin-county area (there are over 150,000 youth in the
region) fully engaged in following Jesus! Located in Visalia, CA. |
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Autism -- Mandy's Special Farm
is an adult residential facility that specializes
in female autism. It is more than just a place to live; it is
a structured environment in a farm setting that fits well with
those who have autism. Mandy's Special Farm is their home;
they help take care of it, doing simple chores around the house,
and help tend to their animals and harvest the garden for
fruits and vegetables they use to prepare meals. Our
philosophy is that every individual has so much potential; therefore,
we strive to help residents improve on all skills so they continue to
be increasingly independent and have the best quality of life possible. |
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Able-Disabled Advocacy, Inc.’s
mission is to provide education, life skills and job training for youth
and adults with disabilities that will help them secure meaningful
employment and overcome barriers to independence and financial
self-sufficiency.
A-DA's vision is to
“Bridge the Digital Divide” between job seekers and
employers by creating partnerships that will work to expand employment
opportunities for people with disabilities through advanced education,
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CORIL
(Central Oregon Resources for Independent Living) envisions a society
where all people with disabilities have the opportunity to develop
their full capabilities with independence, productivity and more
meaningful involvement in local community events and activities. Our
goal is to be the premier provider in Central Oregon of diverse
programs and services to all people with disabilities. We are
committed to researching, fostering and implementing those practices
that are on the forefront of our field.
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Disability Rights Washington (DRW)
provides free legal and other advocacy services to help people with
disabilities to protect their rights and secure the supports and
services that they need. Our priorities include addressing abuse and
neglect primarily in residential settings, helping people with
disabilities understand their rights and responsibilities and how to
exercise them, securing education and health care services when they
are inappropriately provided or denied, and enforcing the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA). We work to pursue justice on matters
related to human and legal rights. See www.DisabilityRightsWA.org for further details. |
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Emerald Glen Homes
Developmentally disabled people
have dreams, hopes and aspirations just like you. They want a decent
home, meaningful relationships, the opportunity to take pride in work,
and to be treated with dignity and respect. Because of
de-institutionalization and advanced medical care, for the first time
in history, developmentally disabled people are now living into their
senior years. Their parents, if still living, are elderly and
increasingly unable to provide ongoing care for their adult children.
Few, if any, special supportive services for developmentally disabled
seniors are available. The need is acute.
Emerald Glen Homes is a
not-for-profit organization providing quality new homes and special
support to developmentally disabled mature adults and seniors of
Hayward and Alameda County. Groundbreaking is scheduled for Spring of
2007. |
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The Mountain View Educational Foundation
provides funding for enrichment programs and educational materials to
enhance the solid academic curriculum and maintain the high quality of
public education in Mountain View, California.
This year the
Mountain View Educational Foundation is raising money to fund music and
art in the elementary schools including 5th grade instrumental music,
hands-on science kits for all students, physical education for 1st
through 5th graders, middle school electives including after school
sports and before school music and leadership classes. We hope you will
help us by investing in an enriched education for all our 4,300
students. |
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TERI (Training, Education & Research Institute)
is a private, non-profit agency serving the needs of children and
adults with autism and other developmental and learning disabilities,
and their families. TERI transforms the lives of individuals and those
who care for them and enriches communities in which they live in
through industry-leading training, education, and research programs
encompassing a lifespan of needs and services. We offer a variety of
programs and services such as 10 Residential Programs, The Learning
Academy & The Country School (k-12), Center for the Arts
& Adult Education, Fitness & Recreational Center,
Therapeutic Equestrian Program, Music & Movement Therapy, Life
Quality Planning, Research and Family Support Services. Our vision is
to be an internationally recognized center of excellence and social
change for education, life quality planning, health and fitness,
research and provision of model programs for persons with developmental
and learning disabilities. |
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Ecology Action
is a nonprofit environmental consultancy delivering cutting edge
education services, technical assistance, and program implementation
for initiatives that assist individuals, business and government to
maximize environmental quality and community well being. Located in
Santa Cruz, CA. |
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| Friends of Trees
brings people in the Portland-Vancouver metro area together to plant
and care for city trees and urban natural areas. Through our
Neighborhood Trees program, homeowners buy low-cost trees and plant
them with their neighbors at weekend plantings. Through our Natural
Area Restoration program, trained crew leaders guide volunteers at
weekend events to restore natural areas. Since 1989, our volunteers
have planted more than 375,000 trees and native plants. |
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| The San Diego Audubon Society.Fostering
the protection of birds and other wildlife through education and study.
Advocating for a cleaner, healthier environment. |
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In an effort to provide humanitarian relief to these impoverished elderly, The Angel's Depot,
a nonprofit organization, was created to provide "Senior
Food-for-a-Week" boxes of nutritionally balanced, nonperishable foods,
FREE to needy seniors. The food boxes will be distributed through
pre-qualified senior centers, churches, nonprofits assisting seniors
and government agencies with social service or healthcare programs.
Poverty, hunger and malnutrition are a vicious circle, compromising
physical and emotional health and wellbeing. Nutrition is the single
most significant factor that affects and defines the health of all
people, but it especially defines the elderly. The Angel's Depot first year goal is to provide 20,000 boxes of food for needy seniors throughout San Diego County. Located in Vista, CA. |
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Founded in 1985, NeighborImpact
is a private not for profit organization which serves all of Crook,
Deschutes and Jefferson counties. We envision a Central Oregon where
residents, regardless of their income status, have hope and optimism,
and have access to community resources that see them through times of
need.
NeighborImpact
provides a diversity of services that not only meet basic human needs
for food and shelter, but also enrich people’s lives by
providing access to increased education, skills, and hope for the
future. Our services assist people to become more independent and
self-sufficient, recognizing there is a continuum of support that all
people need throughout their life.
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Nearly 150,000 people in San Francisco live with the threat of hunger. The San Francisco Food Bank
exists to provide hope. They provide nutritious food to poor families
who are working to rebuild after the crisis of an illness or a layoff,
or who are simply struggling to get by. Located in San Francisco, CA. |
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| The Cancer Coping Center
constitutes a group of professionals who volunteer their time and
expertise in order to relieve the suffering of those afflicted with
cancer by providing coping strategies for cancer patients, their family
members and caregivers. Located in Carlsbad, CA. |
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The Cardiovascular Disease Foundation
was established in order to help people benefit from the great strides
made in the treatment, detection and prevention of cardiac and vascular
diseases. We strive to enable San Diego County to improve its
cardiovascular health. Our mission is to improve the quality of life by
promoting cardiovascular health through prevention, research, and
education. Located in Carlsbad, CA. |
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| The Circle of Care Foundation
is a California non-profit public benefit corporation whose mission is
to fund important community-based health care programs.. Located in
Sherman Oaks, CA. |
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| Defeat Diabetes Foundation
is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated, first, to the
prevention of diabetes. When it's too late for prevention, our
attention turns to the needs of the diabetic, pre-diabetics and the
families of diabetics, with an emphasis on self-management. DDF is a
national charity benefiting diabetics and non-diabetics everywhere. |
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Laguna Beach Community Clinic (LBCC)
was founded as a free clinic in 1970, licensed as a non-profit
community clinic in 1985, and offers quality medical, dental and health
education services to low-income and uninsured residents of Orange
County by utilizing a sliding fee scale and public support funds for
care reimbursement.
Laguna Beach Community Clinic manages over 17,000 visits annually; in
2004, more than 1,100 of those were children under the age of five.
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MIKE Program
(Mulitcultural Integrated Kidney Education) equips teens to adopt
healthy behaviors through positive activity with trained caring adults
who serve as guides as the young people develop their own message of
health to prevent obesity, diabetes, high blood pressure and risky
behaviors that contribute to chronic conditions leading to kidney
failure. Our mission is to empower youth to be ambassadors of health in
service to their diverse communities through mentorship, partnership,
and the promotion of healthy kidneys. |
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Shanti Orange County
strives to preserve the dignity and well-being of individuals living
with HIV and AIDS by providing life-enhancing supportive services,
education and psychological care. |
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| Covenant House Georgia
is committed to serving the homeless and at risk youth in the
Metropolitan Atlanta area and beyond. Covenant House Georgia provides
shelter, food, clothing, GED classes, job placement, and life skills
training to those who are in need. Beginning in 2000, Covenant House
Georgia’s mission has remained unchanged:“to
serve suffering children of the street, and to protect and safeguard
all children with absolute respect and unconditional love.” |
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Founded in 1985, NeighborImpact
is a private not for profit organization which serves all of Crook,
Deschutes and Jefferson counties. We envision a Central Oregon where
residents, regardless of their income status, have hope and optimism,
and have access to community resources that see them through times of
need.
NeighborImpact
provides a diversity of services that not only meet basic human needs
for food and shelter, but also enrich people’s lives by
providing access to increased education, skills, and hope for the
future. Our services assist people to become more independent and
self-sufficient, recognizing there is a continuum of support that all
people need throughout their life.
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Mercy House
provides housing and comprehensive supportive services for a variety of
homeless populations that includes families, adult men and women,
mothers and their children, persons living with HIV/AIDS, individuals
overcoming substance addictions, and some who are physically and
mentally disabled. |
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Nonviolent Communication Santa Cruz
(NVCSC)provides opportunities to learn lifelong skills for
communicating with compassion, fostering mutual respect, and resolving
conflicts peacefully.
We
support the mission of the international Center for Nonviolent
Communication by offering a variety of services for individuals,
couples, and groups to learn and practice Nonviolent Communication in
the Monterey Bay and surrounding areas. |
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89.7 KACU-FM-Abilene Public Radio
educates, informs and entertains by providing non-commercial,
supplemental, alternative broadcasting service to the greater Abilene
area and beyond by streaming on the web: www.kacu.org.
KACU carries programs through National Public Radio, American Public
Media and Public Radio International as well as local public affairs
programs, local news and musical artists feature programs. KACU trains
university announcer broadcasters and reporters in a professional
environment. Due to community involvement and support KACU is rated in
the top 3 radio stations for Abilene and the surrounding area. |
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All Classical FM is Portland, Oregon’s classical radio station. Established in 1983, All Classical's mission is
to provide classical music and fine arts information to listeners in
Northwest Oregon, Southwest Washington and the world via the internet.
We strive to increase audiences for local performers and performances,
thereby further enhancing the region's cultural environment. |
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KWMR FM --Homegrown Radio for West Marin. KWMR,
West Marin Community Radio (90.5/89.9 fm) serves the rural
Watershed communities of West Marin, and can be heard up and down the
North Bay Coastline. The programming spans many musical genres
and includes a roster of progressive and environmentally oriented,
locally produced programming, as well as broadcast training programs
for adults and youth. KWMR has become a model for communities
around the country that struggle to create and sustain community
maintained airwaves.
KWMR streams live online at http://kwmr.org/ |
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KPOV 106.7, Bend Community Radio broadcasts
an eclectic mix of music, news and talk shows that you won't find
elsewhere on your radio dial in central Oregon. That's our
point: to offer you a refreshing alternative to the redundant babble of
mainstream media. We do so with the talent, voices and perspectives of
every day people in our community. Our mission is to educate,
entertain and involve our community by giving voice to diverse cultures
and viewpoints through high quality, low-power radio! KPOV is streaming
live online at www.kpov.org.
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The mission of Vegas PBS is to use telecommunications technology and community outreach
opportunities to support the educational, cultural, health, safety and
civic needs of Southern Nevada, by creating and acquiring content that
informs, entertains, and improves peoples' lives. |
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MetroEast
is a non-profit community television organization that allows staff and
hundreds of volunteers to produce and cablecast Public Access,
Educational, and Governmental (PEG) programming.
MetroEast
administers eight cable channels and offers video production workshops,
providing individuals, community groups and non-profit organizations a
way to discuss community issues through video. |
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WCLK/Clark Atlanta University
To increase the quality and professionalism of a broadcast service and
to serve Clark Atlanta University and the metropolitan Atlanta
community with culturally specific radio programming. To provide a
professional environment to guide and train communications students in
all aspects of the radio profession. |
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WFMU is an independent, non-commercial, freeform radio station broadcasting to the greater NY/NJ area and online at wfmu.org.
Because we subsist on listener support, your generous vehicle donation
ensures that we can keep doing what we do best: making spontaneous and
unique radio, free from any influence by The Man. |
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WMPG Community Radio for Southern Maine.
WMPG is a non-commercial Community Radio station broadcasting on 90.9
and 104.1 FM from the Portland Campus of the University of Southern
Maine. As the radio voice of the people of Southern Maine, WMPG is
operated by a corps of over 200 volunteers, with a small managerial
staff. WMPG broadcasts an eclectic schedule of music, public affairs
and news, almost all of which is produced locally and aired live. WMPG
is live and on the air 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. WMPG is in the
process of strengthening the power of the 90.9 transmitter -- the Power
Up! campaign is raising the funds needed to make these equipment and
engineering improvements. When this project is complete, WMPG may be
heard far and wide in southern Maine! |
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| Founded in 1954, WQED
was the country's first community-owned television station and became a
production center of national programs for the Public Broadcasting
Service. Over 1,000,000 households of viewers and listeners rely on
WQED each week, more than any other Pittsburgh educational or cultural
institution. Located in Pittsburgh, PA. |
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Classical 90.5 WSMC - Chattanooga’s listener supported, public radio station.
Classical
90.5 WSMC is a non-commercial, public radio station and has served the
Tennessee Valley with classical music, in-depth world news, and local
cultural information since 1961. Located in Collegedale, Tennessee,
Classical 90.5 is a licensee of Southern Adventist University and provides students with broadcasting and production experience as part of their educational experience. More at www.wsmc.org. |
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Established in 1978, WUCF,
a listener supported service of the University of Central Florida,
Orlando, broadcasts a 24-hour schedule of jazz music and other
non-commercial programming from our studio in the Nicholson
School of Communication on the UCF campus. Our all-digital facility (one of the 1st in Orlando!)
includes our offices, broadcast studios, production studios, and live
on-air performance rooms complete with a Steinway Grand
Piano. WUCF-FM's goal is to provide programming that enriches, educates and entertains
Central Florida residents (and through internet broadcasting,
potentially the world!). WUCF is affiliated with National Public Radio,
Public Radio International, Associated Press, and other national and
independent program services. In addition to our straight-ahead jazz
programming, special programming includes:
Live On-Air Concerts
The Metropolitan Opera (in season)
Blues
Reggae
Local and Regional features, ArtBeat and JazzBeat
Syndicated Jazz programming
NPR News & Informational Programming on our HD2 channel |
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Jazz Radio 90.7 WVAS,
is a Public Broadcasting Station is located at Alabama University.
Beaming 80,000 watts, WVAS enjoys a listenership that spans 18
counties, reaching a total population of more than 651,000.
The station has streams its broadcast via the Web, connecting
a global audience to the university. |
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Founded in 1974, 91.3fm WYEP Pittsburgh,
the Station Where the Music Matters, is an independent and innovative,
listener-supported public media organization. We give voice to quality
music and provocative ideas, fostering an increasingly more vibrant,
artistic, diverse and caring community. WYEP is also The First Green
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In an effort to provide humanitarian relief to these impoverished elderly, The Angel's Depot,
a nonprofit organization, was created to provide "Senior
Food-for-a-Week" boxes of nutritionally balanced, nonperishable foods,
FREE to needy seniors. The food boxes will be distributed through
pre-qualified senior centers, churches, nonprofits assisting seniors
and government agencies with social service or healthcare programs.
Poverty, hunger and malnutrition are a vicious circle, compromising
physical and emotional health and wellbeing. Nutrition is the single
most significant factor that affects and defines the health of all
people, but it especially defines the elderly. The Angel's Depot first year goal is to provide 20,000 boxes of food for needy seniors throughout San Diego County. Located in Vista, CA. |
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Los Angeles Sephardic Home for the Aging
provides support for the Los Angeles Jewish Home for the Aging. Its
mission is to enrich the physical, mental, social and spiritual
wellbeing of the people it touches, independent of their financial
ability, in a caring environment reflective of Jewish ideals. Located
in Los Angeles, CA. |
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Hospice By The Sea
provides services for individuals throughout San Diego County who are
facing a terminal illness and no longer desire curative or aggressive
treatment. Instead, these individuals seek palliation and control of
symptoms while residing in the comfort of their home or home setting.
Located in Solana Beach, CA. |
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Hospice of Napa Valley provides end-of-life medical, emotional and spiritual support for individuals and their loved ones. Located in Napa, CA. |
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Hospice of the North Coast
will provide individualized care for the terminally ill and their
families, and comprehensive bereavement support throughout the
community. Our goal is to maintain dignity, comfort, and the highest
quality of life for those we serve regardless of age, race, disability,
creed, sexual orientation or ability to pay. Located in northern San
Diego county. |
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The Spencer Hospice Foundation is a community foundation dedicated to
enhancing compassionate hospice care for terminally ill patients and their
families by providing education in end-of-life care, assisting patients
with
needs that reach beyond the scope of what medical insurances will cover
and
supporting children who have been affected by a recent loss. We are
located
in Santa Ana, California and serve both Orange and LA Counties.
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Hammonds House Museum,
established in 1988, mounts 5-6 changing visual arts exhibitions a year
within the setting of an early 19th century Eastlake Victorian venue.
Exhibitions provide a platform to produce supplementary programming
such as lectures/symposia, workshops, technique demonstrations, panel
discussions, youth activities and special events. Through teacher
workshops and children’s programming, the museum uses its
extensive permanent collection as a bridge to learning academic
subjects. Focusing on the art and rich culture of people of
color, attendees are exposed to experiences that embrace diversity and
promote art appreciation. |
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Hospice of Napa Valley provides end-of-life medical, emotional and spiritual support for individuals and their loved ones. Located in Napa, CA. |
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Hospice of the North Coast
will provide individualized care for the terminally ill and their
families, and comprehensive bereavement support throughout the
community. Our goal is to maintain dignity, comfort, and the highest
quality of life for those we serve regardless of age, race, disability,
creed, sexual orientation or ability to pay. Located in northern San
Diego county. |
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The Spencer Hospice Foundation is a community foundation dedicated to
enhancing compassionate hospice care for terminally ill patients and their
families by providing education in end-of-life care, assisting patients
with
needs that reach beyond the scope of what medical insurances will cover
and
supporting children who have been affected by a recent loss. We are
located
in Santa Ana, California and serve both Orange and LA Counties.
888-469-1581
info@spencer-foundation.org |
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Chapter 75
of the Special Forces Association is made up of members of U.S. Army
Special Forces, the Green Berets. Our mission is to assist our brother
soldiers engaged in operation overseas and their families at home. We
also provide scholarships to JROTC students going to college and our
Montegnard allies from Vietnam. Located in San Diego, CA. |
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| Operation Homefront
provides emergency assistance and morale to our troops, to the families
they leave behind during deployment, and to wounded warriors when they
return home. By providing assistance with daily issues that face our
military families when service members are deployed or recovering from
injury, it allows our service members to focus on the mission at hand
and/or their physical recovery. Operation Homefront, with the help of
the Southern California community, is here to be that "extended family"
when difficult times arise. Located in Southern California. |
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The mission of Cal-Diego Paralyzed Veterans Association
is to improve the quality of life of U.S. military veterans and others
with spinal cord dysfunction, through the use of education, advocacy,
research, sports and recreation, and communication. |
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| The Veterans Memorial Center, Inc.
was formed in March 1989 to create, maintain and operate an institution
to honor and perpetuate the memories of all men and women who have
served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. |
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2nd. California Brigade,
United States Volunteers |
The primary mission of the 2nd. California Brigade, United States Volunteers:
1.
To provide a trained and proficient Honors Team to provide Final
Military Honors for America's Veterans. These Final Honors include,
Firing Party for a 3 Volley Rifle Salute, Bugler to sound Taps and a
Detail to fold and present the US Flag to the family.
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To provide trained and proficient Homeland Security Teams to augment
the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), The Department of
Homeland Security, The American Red Cross and other Federal, State and
Regional agencies in times of local emergencies. USV members are a
non-paid professional volunteer force. |
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The Warrior Foundation
Our mission is to
help wounded and disabled military heroes leading the fight against
Terror. We vow to assist, honor and support the soldiers who
have so bravely served and sacrificed for our country. Located in San
Diego, CA. |
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| The San Diego Audubon Society.Fostering
the protection of birds and other wildlife through education and study.
Advocating for a cleaner, healthier environment. |
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Families Without Fathers
is a non-profit organization that aids and assists women and their
children who have suffered the devastating impact of an unexpected and
untimely loss of a father or step-father.
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| Laura’s House,
a non-profit organization, prevents and reduces the incidence of
domestic and family violence through shelter and support programs,
education and outreach. Located in Orange County, CA. |
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| The Life Line Pregnancy Center
staff is aware of the trauma that unplanned pregnancy presents. We
offer emotional, material and spiritual assistance as the client
wishes.Our goal is to have every client realize she is personally cared
for and convey complete and accurate information |
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North County Women's Resource Center/Shelter- Atascadero
Provides 24-hour crisis intervention with two shelters for women and
their children who are victims of domestic violence, including teenage
boys. Individual and group counseling at locations thoughout the
county, court advocacy, case managment and outreach. Located in
Atascadero, CA.
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| St. Clare's Home, Inc.
provides emergency shelter, transitional and permanent housing,
therapeutic daycare, and an array of supportive services for homeless
and/or abused women and their children. They support a 90-day emergency
shelter for mothers and their children who are fleeing the scourge of
domestic violence, and 8 family-style homes in which clients and their
children live for up to 2 years, and beyond. Located in Escondido, CA. |
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| The Women's Community Clinic
is the only free clinic for women in San Francisco. The mission of the
WCC is to improve the health and well-being of all women. We provide
free health care for uninsured and under-insured women by women in a
safe, respectful environment. Our mission is anchored in two core
beliefs: that preventive, educational care is essential to lifelong
health and that all women deserve excellent care regardless of their
ability to pay |
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The Women's Transitional Living Center, Inc.
is a non-profit, community based organization of women and men
committed to seeking solutions to end domestic violence. Our goal, in
coordination with other community agencies, is to intervene in the
cycle of violence. To meet the needs of the communities we serve, WTLC
provides comprehensive services through its emergency shelter,
transitional shelter and community outreach. All aspects of the
services provided focus on prevention, education, advocacy and support.
Located in Orange, CA. |
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International Development Exchange (IDEX)
is a San Francisco based non-profit organization that partners with
grassroots groups in Africa, Asia and Latin America while actively
engaging and educating North Americans in the challenges facing
communities in these regions. Since 1985, IDEX has channel over $3
million to fund more than 500 self-help community projects working for
social change and economic independence for people, particularly women,
indigenous people and youth, who earn less than $1 a day. |
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