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Kid's Future USA is a West Palm Beach, FL-based company in the Non-Profit sector.
Volunteers of America of Massachusetts helps more than 3,000 individuals and their families annually through an array of residential and outpatient services including Residential Treatment Services, Veteran Services, Re-Entry, Outpatient Behavioral Health Treatment, and Independent and Assisted Living for seniors.
CICF`s mission is to inspire, support, and practice philanthropy, leadership, and service in our community. Through the generosity of thousands of donors, CICF is the steward for more than $500 million in charitable assets focusing on three areas that make central Indiana a better place to live for you and future generations: * Grant making from a variety of funds to other effective not-for-profits * Community leadership on issues like helping families overcome obstacles, creating great public spaces, and embracing our ethnic communities * Philanthropic advising to help people make their charitable giving more thoughtful and enjoyable Our work is centered on our vision for central Indiana`s future. We envision our community being: * recognized for its superior support to those in need, * acknowledged for its ability to develop, retain and attract educated, creative and community-minded citizens, * admired for being a remarkable place to live.
Christian Blind Mission International is a Stouffville, ON-based company in the Non-profit sector.
The mission of the Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH) is to foster public health through scientific discovery, translational research and the dissemination of research results through specially-configured, high-impact public-private partnerships consistent with the priorities of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The FNIH is not only involved in large, ambitious initiatives with potentially high impact on the lives of millions of the world`s citizens, but it also supports smaller focused programs in clinical training and ancillary support programs. The FNIH helps to underwrite biomedical initiatives that might not be attractive for private funding alone, or for one reason or another are not appropriate for wholly public funding. The FNIH may take on projects that are particularly risky in terms of the likelihood of success or where companies may be willing to forgo profits because of early stage nature of the program or in the case of some global health initiatives due to the charitable nature of the project. The FNIH`s projects tend to be longer-term, operating on a time scale that can be unattractive for private investors. At the same time the foundation is capable of responding quickly and nimbly to funding needs that are immediate and pressing. With the goals of NIH as its guide, the FNIH serves both the public and private sectors, helping them achieve significant breakthroughs in human health in areas of interest that overlap with those of NIH.