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Thanksgiving Point is a Lehi, UT-based company in the Non-profit sector.
foundation group is a Nashville, TN-based company in the Non-profit sector.
Paralyzed Veterans of America is a Washington, DC-based company in the Non-Profit sector.
For more than 75 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta has opened the doors to endless possibilities to over 100,000 boys & girls in and around Metro Atlanta. With trained professionals and comprehensive programs, our 27 Clubs, and camp are designed and solely dedicated to preparing vulnerable youth for future success. Our Mission: To save and change the lives of children and teens, especially those who need us most, by providing a safe, positive, and engaging environment and programs that prepare and inspire them to achieve Great Futures. BGCMA focuses on Academic Success, Healthy Lifestyles and Character & Leadership Development. Since 1938, we have provided children with a positive place to go, results-oriented programming and a professional staff to guide them. Last year, BGCMA served more than 3,500 young people through its Clubs, summer sites and outreach programs each day. We operate 27 Clubs in 10 metro counties in addition to Camp Kiwanis.
At LCF Research, our mission is to improve quality, control costs, and expand access to health care by conducting research in healthcare delivery and public health, provide continuing professional education, and advancing meaningful use of health information technology. For more than 20 years, LCF Research has accomplished its mission through applied research and quality improvement involvement with Lovelace Health System, a pioneering integrated health system in Albuquerque. Lovelace Clinic Foundation has extensive experience in analysis of population-based health utilization data to improve health care quality and cost-effectiveness. To further its mission to advance the meaningful use of health information technology, LCF Research has led the New Mexico Health Information Collaborative since 2004. The collaborative includes New Mexico stakeholders representing health care providers, payers, employers, state agencies, and consumers. NMHIC leads the planning and coordination of the health information exchange (HIE) network. LCF Research leads a collaborative of three organizations that manage the New Mexico Health Information Technology Regional Extension Center. NM HITREC supports providers throughout the state to achieve meaningful use and improve patient care.