Church World Service is a faith-based organization transforming communities around the globe through just and sustainable responses to hunger, poverty, displacement and disaster. CWS was born in 1946 in the aftermath of World War II. Now, more than 75 years later, CWS works across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East, Latin America and the Caribbean and North America to help build a world where everyone has food, a voice and a safe place to call home.

Our Sunday Visitor, now known as OSV, is the largest Catholic publishing company in the U.S., serving parishes and dioceses nationwide. OSV employees all over the country are called to serve. OSV continues to publish the weekly Catholic newspaper, Our Sunday Visitor, along with periodicals for priests and deacons, and hundreds of Catholic books, pamphlets, and other printed material every year designed to accompany Catholics on their faith journey. OSV’s full line of curriculum and sacrament preparation products help educate and engage children and youth in the faith and helping them grow in their relationship with Christ. From traditional offering envelopes to other products like Increased Offertory Programs, Parish Capital Campaigns, and Diocesan Appeals, OSV helps parishes and dioceses keep financially fit, and raise funds that help support thousands of individual missions. Consulting services such as OSV Parish Vision Plan provide a strong foundation that helps strengthen the parish community even more. Advanced products such as Online Giving, OSV Church Manager, and websites are more examples of products designed to help parishes and dioceses meet parishioners no matter where they are. All this is possible because of the dedication of the hundreds of OSV employees who, like founder Fr. John Francis Noll, are industrious, innovative, and put the needs of others first. Through this philosophy of servant leadership, combined with best-in-class customer service, state-of-the-art technology, and first-class content, OSV will continue its long tradition of service to the Church and her people.

Because we believe in the power of work, our mission is to strengthen communities by empowering individuals and families through education, training, and job placement.

INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF HEAT & FROST INSULATORS AND ALLIED WORKER is a construction company based out of 2001 VETERANS BLVD STE 201, KENNER, Louisiana, United States.

Bashor Children’s Home is a 501-C-3 non profit child welfare agency affiliated with the United Methodist Church. We provide help for troubled children and their families through residential care, day treatment/ alternative education, foster care, and many other services. Bashor has become a regional provider for services over the last 95 years and works with over 150 children daily from 22 counties and 3 different states.

Pathfinder Services strengthens communities by enabling people with disabilities or economic challenges to achieve autonomy, inclusion, and stability.

ADEC has been serving Elkhart County since 1952 by promoting a high quality of life for people with disabilities in our communities. Whether in the classroom, on the playing field, in the workplace, or in the neighborhood, the power of participation is incredible. Through comprehensive residential and day services ADEC helps people with developmental and physical disabilities discover and share their talents in their community as employees, students, competitors, consumers, advocates and volunteers.

Simply put, the Community Foundation of St. Joseph County is a charitable endowment that improves the quality of life for the citizens of St. Joseph County and their succeeding generations, now and forever. How? We receive gifts from people who care about the St. Joseph County community, we invest these gifts forever, and we use the investment earnings to make grants each year to local charities. We also create and lead initiatives that benefit the community—in early childhood education, senior issues, and other areas. Individuals may also set up funds with the Community Foundation to benefit specific charities or to serve a field of charitable interest, such as the arts, educational scholarships, youth, or the environment. Several local corporations have set up funds as part of their strategy to support the local community. In this way, the Community Foundation connects people who care with causes that matter—right here in St. Joseph County.

Since 2004, Water for Good has worked in partnership with the people of one country-– the Central African Republic— to pursue sustainable water services for every man, woman, and child. Our commitment stems from our Christian faith, and we seek to serve all people of any faith or none. Using a data-driven approach, we currently provide lasting drinking water to an estimated 855,000 people by constructing over 1,100 water points, including communal tapstands connected to solar-powered pump systems and handpumps. We provide routine maintenance services to over 2,100 water points and our Radio Water for Good shares broadcasts about WASH education, Christian faith, and peace-building nationwide. The Central African Republic is one of the most fragile countries on earth. To break the cycle of chronic emergency response, we catalyze the district roadmap approach, incubate professionalized operations and maintenance services, and extend our evidence of best practices globally. We develop and share best practices alongside our partners: One for All, the WASH Agenda for Change, the Uptime consortium, the Accord Network, and the Safe Water Enterprise Community of Practice, as well as local and national partners.

Founded in 1916, Kids Alive International is a faith-based nonprofit dedicated to meeting the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of vulnerable children and families. We believe that every child deserves a chance to live a life free from fear and trauma. Through our comprehensive programs and resources, we seek justice and healing from trauma such as child abuse, neglect, and sexual violence. Our work transforms communities through a holistic approach that melds evidence-based practices with biblical principles. What we do: At Kids Alive International, we’re driven by the belief that every child, no matter their challenges, is cherished by God. Yet, far too many are unseen, unheard, and at risk. Inspired by Isaiah 1:17, we’re committed to championing these children. We seek justice, empower them for a brighter future, and work for positive change in their communities. With love and healing for every child we serve. We aim to create lasting change, tackling even the most challenging situations. How we do it: Kids Alive works alongside local communities and national leadership to identify challenges and critical issues within a country that hinder children’s well-being, such as safety concerns and trauma prevention and intervention. We work with designated facilitators to offer comprehensive programs including restorative education, protective care, family strengthening, and justice advocacy. Join us as we seek justice that heals and bonds that mend.

Our team at Women's Care Center has embarked on a transformative journey, aiming to positively impact 100,000 women by 2032. We've achieved remarkable expansion, extending our support through 36 centers across 12 states. States including; Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Kentucky, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Florida. This growth is a testament to our commitment to the Women's Care Center proven process, a plan to open 2 centers per year, and the continued partnership of so many donors who provide love, prayers and financial support. Together, we're not just reaching goals; we're giving more women the opportunity to choose life and build self-sufficient and nurturing families.

Welcome to PACT, where we’re busy changing our communities one life at a time, every day. As an innovative leader in best-practice solutions for community-based criminal justice, we provide: • Services to help offenders and victims, as well as their families and communities, heal the scars of criminal behavior • Proven solutions for creating safer communities • Cost-effective resources and alternatives for prevention, correction, and healing PACT operates in an open, collaborative partnership with other agencies and resources to solve the problems that stem from criminal behavior.We challenge individuals and organizations to become part of the solution and invite you to join us. Click here to explore donor and volunteer opportunities. Since 1971, PACT has been a pioneer in community-based justice and programs designed to provide community service restitution. PACT was the first in the nation to offer a victim-offender reconciliation program.Today, that dual focus drives the many programs and services we offer and fuels our mission. Our Mission We facilitate change in the lives of people and we challenge organizational systems for the purpose of improving the change process. Our Vision As leaders in community safety we will be advocates for change in both individual lives and organizational systems. Our Board Our Board of Directors, in conjunction with our Executive Director, guides PACT in the strategic activities necessary to successfully accomplish our mission.