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Giving from the Heart

Helping AIDS Victims	Selected charities that provide support and comfort to AIDS victims and their families in various parts of the world. Each non-profit organization provides a wish list of in-kind gifts, supplies and office equipment they need to help AIDS victims and their families. You can donate cash, personal gifts or supplies, or a combination of materials and cash, as you prefer.	Charity from the Heart... Need a New SmartPhone? Prepaid? 60 Ways to Choose a Gift!
Helping Homeless People	Do you have 7 minutes for the homeless? Watch all 7 minutes, like and share with 2 friends - Your way to help promote this important message today! Selected charities that provide shelter and support for homeless people. Each non-profit organization provides a wish list of in-kind gifts, supplies and office equipment they need to help homeless people including families with children. You can donate cash, personal gifts or supplies, or a combination of materials and cash, as you prefer.
Helping Orphans	Selected charities that provide food and shelter to orphans and children in the streets in all parts of the world. Some organizations also assist in the adoption process in various countries. Each non-profit organization provides a wish list of in-kind gifts, supplies and office equipment they need to help orphans and impoverished families. You can donate cash, personal gifts or supplies, or a combination of materials and cash, as you prefer.
Helping Infirmed, Disabled or Hospitalized Children	Selected children's hospitals and foundations that provide medical services and support to infirmed or disabled children in in all parts of the world. Each hospital provides a wish list of in-kind gifts, supplies and medical equipment they need to help the children recover. You can donate cash, personal gifts, such as toys or books, or supplies, or a combination of materials and cash, as you prefer.
Office Of The Americas OOA	The Office Of the Americas is a non-profit organization dedicated to furthering the cause of justice and peace in the hemisphere through broad based educational programs. Founded in 1983 in Los Angeles, OOA is a recognized source for documentation and analysis of current events in North America, Mexico, Central America, and South America, including the war on drugs, human rights, and United States foreign policy. The office is often called upon to present expert testimony in litigation before the federal immigration court.
Project Amiga	Project Amiga is a community-based, nonprofit 501(c) 3, volunteer organization founded in 1989 in Los Angeles, California. For more than 15 years, the mission of Project Amiga has been to reach out to the residents of Los Angeles County and to address the high unemployment and school dropout rate among Latinos. Through Project Amiga's commitment, we will expand our services and assist teens, young adults and their families, affording them the opportunity for a better quality of life. Project Amiga's goals are to develop and promote programs that respond to the needs of the community in the following areas: Work habits, life skills, self-image/self-esteem, and computer-training programs for teens Parenting and teen financial management classes Literacy, English language skills, vocational computer training and job placement Employment and education guidance and upgrading skills Crisis management/intervention networks for gang, drug, tobacco and alcohol abuse Water and Power Conservation Awareness Workshops Transportation assistance including free ride coupons, bus tokens and taxi vouchers
Schools Online	Schools Online collaborative projects create and support partnerships between people and institutions internationally, utilizing the power of the Internet to work together for the purpose of accomplishing a common objective. It is our hope that these experiences extend traditional classroom instruction. Schools Online understands that teachers must first develop their own capabilities to use technological tools for teaching and learning before transferring these skills to their students. In these featured collaborative projects, teachers' growth is fostered through technical skill building, professional development and project design. In many cases, the project objectives and activities are mapped to the curriculum that the teachers must teach.
Hurricane Katrina Relief in Louisiana	The Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation has been established in order to help provide assistance to our citizens in need through a network of Louisiana charities, non-profit and governmental agencies, including clearinghouses like the Louisiana VOAD (Volunteer Organizations Active in Disaster). The Foundation is also designed to support long-term family restoration and recovery by focusing on education, housing, health care, legal assistance and jobs for Louisiana families whose lives have been altered by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Moorestown Garden Club	The Moorestown Garden Club sponsors the Marguerite Erikson Ide Scholarship and is searching for candidates seeking to further their education beyond high school in the field of horticulture, floral design, landscape architecture, landscape design ,or related field.
Save Darfur from Genocide!	The Save Darfur Coalition an alliance of over 100 faith-based, humanitarian and human rights organizations. Our mission is to raise public awareness and to mobilize an effective unified response to the atrocities that threaten the lives of two million people in the Darfur region.
DonorsChoose Public Schools Projects	DonorsChooseSM is a simple way to provide students in need with resources that our public schools often lack. At this not-for-profit web site, teachers submit project proposals for materials or experiences their students need to learn. These ideas become classroom reality when concerned individuals, whom we call Citizen Philanthropists, choose projects to fund.
The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation	Rod Serling's achievements in playwriting, speech making and broadcasting are considerable and important. As members of The Rod Serling Memorial Foundation, we dedicate ourselves to promote and preserve this great man's contributions to the Arts and Humanities.
Animal Abuse Prevention Agency	Animal Abuse Prevention Agency, Inc. is a non-profit organization which takes a pro-active approach in preventing cruelty to animals. Our services cover educating pet owners on the dangers of giving their animals away by using "free to good home ads". In addition, AAPA does pet adoptions, pet rescue, provides veterinarian services when needed, works for the enforcement of animal rights, provides temporary care for pets without a home, performs grooming, and supplies food for pet nutrition. AAPA has an active spay/neuter program which has prevented hundreds of unwanted animals from being born. The program also educates pet owners on the health benefits to their animals of a spay/neuter program as well as the importance of stopping pet overpopulation.

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