Saving Homeless Animals

SAVE HOMELESS ANIMALS TODAY!

Each year, Lucky Dog 's team of over 1,500 volunteers work to save homeless animals from certain euthanasia in rural high-kill shelters. Since 2009, Lucky Dog has rescued and rehomed over 16,000 animals. This has only been possible through the support of our

Ella’s Fundraising Campaign

Ella’s Wood Fired Pizza, named for the owner’s daughter, opened in the summer of 2003, and has become a classic neighborhood destination. With a passion for great food and the community, Ella’s has served their customers with joy ever since they opened. Ella’s employs over 30 full time and part time workers from the local community.

The recent Coronavirus outbreak has deeply impacted restaurants all over the country. Ella’s has closed down during this time, looking out for the health and safety of their employees and community. For this reason, Ella’s Wood Fired Pizza is asking you to help their restaurant

Naomi’s Story

If Naomi’s journey can shed light on this issue and bring awareness to others, we will share her story again and again and use it for whatever good it may bring.

It is hard to imagine what it must be like to be told your child has cancer. There were no clear and obvious signs of leukemia that Naomi’s mom, Nicole could recognize, but she had noticed a small bump behind Naomi’s ear close to her lymph node. So, she took Naomi to the pediatrician to have her checked out just in case. After closer observation by the doctor and after

The Leukemia Lymphoma Society

Grow our Arts and Cultural Centre in Rio de Janeiro

Help grow our Arts and Cultural Centre in Rio de Janeiro and give the kids a better future.

 Make a positive difference to the children of Rio de Janeiro by helping Arte Para Kids grow their Arts and Cultural Center.

Tourism has brought many problems to the Rio de Janeiro, including drugs, alcohol and sex trafficking. The local population is too busy laboring to give attention to their children and the poorly-funded schools are open barely

Kid’s Environment Film Education Program

Who are we?

Launched in 2004, the International Environment Film Festival (IEFF) is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco dedicated to presenting exceptional environmental related films to increase public awareness of the environmental, social and cultural importance of marine ecosystems and to foster an active public spirit of environmental stewardship.

Every year, we host a four-day film festival featuring films from an international array of filmmakers.  In addition, the IIFF host a two-day free student education program that reaches more than 1,200 middle school and high school students each year, as well as

Help Arts ‘n Autism Creative Program

Hello, my name is Marsha Taylor and I am the Program Director for Arts n’ Autism. Arts 'n Autism is an innovative after school, pre-teen vocational and summer camp program for individuals on the autism spectrum. We are located in Tallahassee , Florida.

We work closely with community services programs and have always had a great relationship with the local arts schools and workshops. They provide us great volunteers and we are grateful to be part of their work-study programs. These young adults change our lives,

Fighting Back Against Childhood Cancer

Fighting Back Against Childhood Cancer

Giving For Change proudly supports research, treatment and patient advocacy in the fight against childhood cancer.  Our mission is not only to help patience survive their cancer, but thrive in their lives after treatment.

Childhood cancer is the number one disease killer of children