Miracle Messages is an award-winning 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that rebuilds social support systems for our unhoused neighbors, primarily through family reunifications, a phone-based buddy system, and $500/month direct cash transfers. We offer a humane and effective way to help end homelessness: strengthen social supports, shatter stigmas, and empower people everywhere to get involved. We are on a mission to end relational poverty on the streets, and in the process, inspire people to embrace their unhoused neighbors not as problems to be solved, but as people to be loved.

Saffyre Sanctuary, located in Los Angeles, California, is a horse rescue and rehabilitation program that cares for horses that have been abandoned, abused, or neglected. By allowing them to rediscover their true nature, we provide every opportunity for them to experience the possibility of enjoying a second career, or offer them a well deserved retirement due to soundness issues, age, or owner hardships.

Brown Bags in Brooklyn is an initiative that started in the summer of 2019. It is an act of love and service, where we package nutritious meals, provide basic toiletries and add a note of encouragement as we walk and distribute in areas of high need to feed those who are hungry. We’ve helped to put a meal in hungry bellies in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island, Arizona, Pennsylvania and Atlanta (soon). Will you support?

Sayge Link is a revolutionary platform to connect women with shared experiences. Sayge makes it easy to have a valuable conversation with another woman who has been there. At the same time, it offers a convenient and fulfilling way to give value to the experiences that we have – unlocking wisdom and insight from our stories that might have otherwise remained untold. Interactive education and guides to professional resources make Sayge a multi-level haven of support for women. We are proud to be a social enterprise. By giving back a portion of our revenue to organizations helping women around the globe and providing our users with information about them, we…

We are a family-run flower farm in Salmon Arm, BC. We grow 20,000+ blooms each season. We lovingly curate fresh and dried bouquets, wedding floral and seasonal subscriptions. In the winter we create gorgeous evergreen wreaths, winter planters and artisanal gifts. We do all of this to help fund our mission.  We also partner with local female-owned businesses and artisans to create unique handcrafted items just for you. Our mission is to donate $1,000,000 to help women who survived child sexual abuse heal. As survivors, we are deeply committed to our mission, which is why we donate 60% of our profits from everything we sell. Those donations fund Time To Heal; a…

The Red Barn, aptly named because we started in the adorable little red barn, opened in 2012 with just a horse, a barn, and a dream inspired by the vision of Anita Cowart to teach low-income children with disabilities to ride horses. No one could have guessed that there were so many children who needed horses and couldn’t work with them ANYWHERE else without a long wait! What started as a tiny family-run operation with one student quickly blossomed into a full-blown nonprofit, serving 100 kids a week with over 100 children on the waiting list. Through the generosity of donors, low-income children with disabilities are able to come to…

Hi! My name is Shanda Golden in 2017 I founded #goldentampon a feminine hygiene product drive for homeless women in my community.  My mission is to help our sisters in transition regain their dignity. Please consider donating to #goldentampon.

The mission of Partners for Wichita is the pursuit of peace and well-being in Wichita and beyond through partnerships, by connecting individuals, faith communities, and community organizations. We have two “arms of service.”  Samaritan Community focuses on hunger issues, and the health and well-being of our community; Safe Streets focuses on drug and alcohol misuse prevention, and youth engagement and neighborhood service. We build partnerships, and in so doing, discover and communicate opportunities to serve.

Siblings of children with special needs have special needs themselves.  Often, the special siblings will get a bigger share of attention as he/she requires more focus. This alone can create negative feelings toward the special needs sibling – feelings such as jealousy, anger, and resentment. While having a special needs siblings can present challenges, it also comes with opportunities. That’s right, those who grow up with a sibling with special needs also develop many positive qualities, including: they learn to be patient they exhibit kindness learning the importance of acceptance they learn to acceptance differences they learn to have and show compassion they exhibit empathy for others and insight into coping with…

Books For Bedtime started as an idea in July, 2014. Meagan, 11 years old at the time, wanted to help others. Meagan has been volunteering since she was young, starting with donating to Toys For Tots when she was barely walking! With the support of her mom and grandparents, Meagan had the concept, name and mission within a few hours! ​ That, of course, was the easy part. With the support of her grandparents, who completed the paperwork and paid for the licenses, Books For Bedtime became a licensed non-profit in Ohio on August 20, 2014. ​ While we thought that the biggest concern with Books For Bedtime succeeding would…