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Partner
Organizations
While
the Foundation has worked with many groups for many fine causes,
several stand out and have earned our special support. We urge you
to visit their websites, learn about their missions and consider
lending them your support as well.
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Higher Ground for
Humanity
www.highergroundhumanity.org
HGH
was established by Jewel Kilcher and Nedra Carroll to promote
human excellence by pioneering what it means to be a human
being in the highest sense, and inspire new possibilities
for humanity. HGH pursues this mission through education,
research, innovative partnering and program development in
the areas of youth, alternative health care, the arts, spiritual
development, the environment and global community building.
Project Clean Water was a major initiative of HGH, and has since become it's own entity.
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Heifer
International
www.heifer.org
In
the 1930s, a civil war raged in Spain. Dan West, a Midwestern
farmer and Church of the Brethren youth worker, ladled out
cups of milk to hungry children on both sides of the conflict.
It struck him that what these families needed was "not
a cup, but a cow." He asked his friends back home to
donate heifers, a young cow that has not borne a calf, so
hungry families could feed themselves. In return, they could
help another family become self-reliant by passing on to
them one of their gift animal’s female calves. The
idea of giving families a source of food rather than short-term
relief caught on and has continued for more than 50 years.
As a result, families in 115 countries have enjoyed better
health, more income and the joy of helping others.
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America's
Second Harvest
Food Bank Network
www.secondharvest.org
America's
Second Harvest is the nation's largest domestic hunger relief
organization. Through a network of over 200 food banks and
food-rescue programs, they distribute food to 26 million
hungry Americans each year, 8 million of whom are children.
In the year 2000, America's Second Harvest distributed 1.4
billion pounds of food to needy Americans, serving all 50
states and Puerto Rico. Their goal is to end hunger in America.
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Center for Marine
Conservation
www.cmc-ocean.org
CMC
is committed to protecting ocean environments and conserving
the global abundance and diversity of marine life. Through
science-based advocacy, research and public education, CMC
promotes informed citizen participation to reverse the degradation
of our oceans. A key belief is that all life forms warrant
respect, and the abundance and diversity of marine life contribute
to the health of the planet and its inhabitants.
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National
Multiple
Sclerosis Society
www.nmss.org
The
mission of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society is to
end the devastating effects of Multiple Sclerosis. Providing
accurate up-to-date information to individuals with MS, their
families and health care providers is central to their mission.
On their site, you can access information on a wide variety
of MS-related topics. Information is available for those
who have been living with MS for some time and for
family, friends and employers.
Seasonal
fundraising walkathons and cycling events help support their
effort.
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The
American
Red Cross
www.redcross.org
Founded
in 1881 by Clara Barton, many of the Red Cross's guiding
principles compassion, courage, character and civic
duty are timeless ideas shared by the people of
the United States. Every day, the Red Cross helps people
in emergencies...whether it's half a million disaster victims
or one sick child who needs blood. This vital work is made
possible by people like you, who learn how good it can
feel to lend a helping hand. Red Cross "everyday heroes" come
from all walks of life. They're all ages. Everyone has
something special to offer including you.
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