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Mission Statement: To improve the welfare of all animals--domesticate & wildlife--resulting in better lives for both the animal and humans of Fiji, while helping to build a society without animal...
As we journey into this New Year, we continue to rely on your VOTES, DONATIONS, and FEATURES here at My Giving Circle to provide much needed life-sustaining revenue for our Animal Care Fund and LIVE Animal Educational Presentations that directly support our Animal Ambassadors. So, we would be grateful for...
Our mission is to lead communities towards a brighter more hopeful future using access to sustainable clean water and sanitation as the gateway to liberation, health and purpose.
Our organization is foster based. We are committed to keeping pets safe, happy and healthy while they wait to be placed in a forever home. Pawz & Purrz provides homeless dogs and cas a loving, temporary home while receiving socialization, vaccinations and spay/neuter services to prepare them for finding their...
Our mission is to provide a compassionate safe space for Alpacas and other animals through rescue, intervention, education and outreach. We provide shelter, medical care, and love to all animals on the farm. We want this to be a forever sanctuary for them to live out the rest of their...
Founded in 1997, Return to Freedom cares for more than 450 displaced wild horses and burros at our American Wild Horse Sanctuary, while also advocating on the national stage for wild horses still running free on public lands. RTF is built on four pillars—Sanctuary, Advocacy, Education and Conservation. Through these...
New American Pathways is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps refugees from the moment of their arrival in Georgia through their journey to citizenship.
Silicon Valley Education Foundation delivers and advocates for STEM education that inspires underserved students to succeed in college and careers.
