Showing 10 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | INTERCULTURAL OPEN UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION A Charitable Foundation for Education and Social Change in Consortium with the Universidad Azteca and the Universidad Central de Nicaragua | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 2 | Food for Life Global - Americas Inc To support plant-based (prasadam*) meal distribition to the disadvantaged, malnurished and victims of disaster (natural or man-made), in the Americas. To help establish pure food prepared and served with loving intention as a viable means to create peace and unity in the world. To produce promotional and training materials for the development of Food for Life Projects worldwide. To represent Food for Life to the government, media, and public through public lectures, newspaper articles, the interenet and email. To promote a food culture of hospitality bsaed in spiritual equality. To raise funds on behalf of Food for Life projects and to support them with small grants. To coordinate and sponsor emergency vegan relief efforts conducted by Food for Life volunteers in the Americas. *Prasadam is a plant-based food which has been offered to G-d. | Willmington, DE | |
| 3 | INTERNATIONAL LITERACY ASSOCIATION CONNECT RESEARCH AND PRACTICE TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LITERACY LEARNING ACROSS THE GLOBE IN WAYS THAT ARE RESPECTFUL, RESPONSIVE, AND ETHICAL. ILA ADVOCATES FOR EQUITABLE ACCESS TO LITERACIES AMONG INDIVIDUALS OF ALL AGES AND DIVERSE COMMUNITIES AS A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT AND A MATTER OF SOCIAL JUSTICE. | NEWARK, DE | |
| 4 | REHOBOTH BEACH BEARS INC The mission of the Rehoboth Beach Bears (RBB) is to provide and promote fellowship and networking opportunities for the Rehoboth Beach Bear and LGBTQ community and to raise funds for local non-profits who assist the general public. Additionally, the RBB also raises money to award scholarships to local high school students who demonstrate commitment to the LGBTQ community and demonstrates respect and inclusion. | REHOBOTH BCH, DE | |
| 5 | SACRED HEART HOUSING INC THE MISSION OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE DECENT, AFFORDABLE HOUSING TO LOW-INCOME AND MODERATE-INCOME PERSONS WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION, CREATE AND FOSTER AN INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITY AND PRESERVE THE HISTORIC INTEGRITY OF THE EXISTING BUILDINGS. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 6 | METROPOLITAN WILMINGTON URBAN LEAGUE IN TO EMPOWER PEOPLE OF COLOR TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, PARITY, POWER AND CIVIL RIGHTS. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 7 | The Witness Inc The Witness is a black Christian collective using religion to further social change in the black community. | Claymont, DE | |
| 8 | ASPEN TR PHILANTHROPY - ASPEN TRUST MAKES GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE DIRECT BENEFITS TO DISADVANTAGED COMMNITIES WORLDWIDE, WHOSE PROGRAMS FOCUS ON HUMAN RIGHTS, SUSTAINABLE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, AS WELL AS SUPPORT OF JEWISH CULTURE AND A PLURALISTIC SOCIETY IN ISRAEL. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 9 | MYANMAR POLICY INSTITUTE The mission is to do research on Myanmar related to human rights and social issues. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
| 10 | Fund for Policy Reform TO PROMOTE SOCIAL WELFARE, THE COMMON GOOD AND THE GENERAL WELFARE OF PEOPLE IN COMMUNITIES IN THE WORLD. | WILMINGTON, DE | |
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