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Big Brothers Big Sisters is a not-for-profit organization designed to meet the needs of at-risk children and youth through our Community based and site based programs, Big Couples and First Friends. Countless children today find themselves in one-parent families in which the custodial parent is often stretched. In such families, many needs may go unmet. By providing children with caring adult role models and mentors, the program helps kids find their way in an increasingly complex world. |
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www.bbbsnei.org
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Children's Hope is a nonprofit organization founded to serve families of children receiving medical care in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Our goal is to provide minimal-cost housing — a safe and comfortable place away from medical machines, sites and smells — for patients and their families. We'd like to share Children's Hope with you. We invite you to join us in our efforts to provide comfort and solace in these painful, difficult situations. |
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www.childrenshopefw.org
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United Way of Allen County is working with others to improve the lives of kids, families and communities by focusing on the needs that matter most. We are committed to helping provide lasting change, lasting improvement. |
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www.unitedwayallencounty.org
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We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization/ public charity. Prospect Mountain (PMTRC) is community based, serving Kaufman, Texas and the surrounding counties. PMTRC with the assistance of trained horses, provide therapy to persons ages 3-93; enhancing the lives of those with physical, Intellectual and Psychological Challenges. Using the keen instincts and movement of the horse, it is possible to stimulate the body and mind, increasing self esteem, self worth, self control and improved all around life changes. Our program has grown very fast and expansion is inevitable.
The Center depends on contributions and donations from outside sources to enable us to continue to help our economically disadvantaged, as well as mentally and physically challenged clients. We actively fund raise to maintain a scholarship fund so that eligible children my access services on a consistent basis.
Contact information: Teri Lisenby- (469)595-2019
E-mail: contactus@pmtrc.org |
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www.pntrc.org
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