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Based on 2 reviews  Transgender Resource Center(San Francisco, CA) Our mission is to foster the development of a positive and helpful community to support those facing the unique challenges that confront transgendered individuals and to engender the acceptance and support of transgendered individuals within Second Life and society at large. |
Making Waves Education Program - San Francisco(San Francisco, CA) Honoring and utilizing our rich history and culture, Making Waves Education Program will prepare young people to help revitalize and construct healthy, sustainable communities. Through rigorous academic preparation, Making Waves Education Program will ensure that our youth acquire the skills necessary to gain acceptance to and graduate from four-year colleges and universities. Ultimately, a quality education will enable Wave-Makers to become productive and contributing members of our community. |
People First of Tennessee(Mufreeboro, TN) People First of Tennessee is a non-proft, self -advocacy organization run by and for people with disabilities. Its mission is to provide an outlet for people with disabilities to air and alleviate their concerns about disability related issues and work together to address those issues. Members are empowering themselves by learning what their rights and responsibilities are and how to be effective self-advocates. |
futures of Tomorrow(Plymouth, NC) Our mission is to decrease the drop-out rate in our public schools and give the youth living in proverty a chance of hope, and change their lifestyle so they can become an assets to the society. |
 National Brain Tumor Society(Watertown, MA) Brain Tumor Society and National Brain Tumor Foundation have merged! Your gift now benefits our combined organization, National Brain Tumor Society, which will be that much more effective in funding brain tumor research and reaching patients and families through our services. |
Breast Cancer Connections(Palo Alto, CA) Founded in 1993 by a survivor and her physician, BCC provides personalized information and support to people touched by breast cancer, in an atmosphere of warmth, sensitivity, and understanding. The organization is guided by the following principles: We place the needs of our clients first; We personalize our services for each individual; We empower clients by providing information that helps them make decisions; We seek to reduce the barriers to services; We value the experience, knowledge and involvement of breast cancer survivors; We provide meaningful opportunities for volunteers and value them as integral to our mission; We seek partnerships and collaborations to better fulfill our mission; We are committed to providing our services free of charge. |
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