Improving the life trajectory of low-income students by instilling in them the joy of learning, the skills for success, and the inspiration to realize their dreams.

KeraLink International is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission focused on developing solutions to make treatment of corneal blindness affordable and accessible to all in need. Founded in 1962 as the Medical Eye Bank of Maryland, KeraLink’s mission has always been committed to restoring sight. KeraLink sold its U.S. eye-banking assets in 2019 to singularly focus on harnessing technological advancements and social venture financing strategies to make corneal blindness treatment more accessible and affordable in the developing world.

The Blaustein Philanthropic Group is a constellation of foundations created and inspired by the charitable legacy of Louis and Henrietta Blaustein. The foundations are united by their roots in Jewish tradition, and by their concern for social justice and equality of opportunity.

Odd Fellows Home is a hospital & health care company based out of 104 Old Niagara Rd, Lockport, NY, United States.

Longwood Foundation Inc is a nonprofit organization management company based out of 100 W 10th St # 1109, Wilmington, Delaware, United States.

The Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, Free and Accepted Masons, is the governing Masonic body of the Keystone State. Our fraternity is almost 300 years old and has 78,000 members across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. We spread the Masonic values of charity, brotherly love and truth through Blue Lodge membership and our Masonic Charities. Men ages 18 and older who believe in a Supreme Being are welcome to petition our organization for membership. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter at @pagrandlodge.

The Baltimore Curriculum Project (BCP) is a nonprofit organization that operates public charter schools in Baltimore City. BCP converts underperforming, high-poverty schools into high-performing charter schools by implementing research-based instructional methods and providing customized professional development, performance monitoring, and other key program supports. Our Mission: To develop, successfully implement and spread an innovative, sustainable, and replicable model of educational reform that will improve student outcomes while effecting systemic change. In doing so, the Baltimore Curriculum Project will raise the educational standards and possibilities for disadvantaged youth, Baltimore City schools and the Baltimore City school system alike.

We are all about helping people improve their health and well-being. By helping residents enthusiastically embrace a healthier lifestyle, we create a more dynamic community. Join us!

The Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physicians (PAFP) is the professional member-driven association for more than 5,000 Pennsylvania family physicians and family medicine residents and students. It is unified with the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP). Over the past 70 years, the PAFP has been supporting the specialty of family medicine with 78 percent of all Pennsylvania’s family physicians and over 95 percent member retention. The Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physician is a 501(c)(6) organization. The Pennsylvania Academy of Family Physician Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization.

The National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association (NFRA) is uniquely positioned as an all-industry trade association, representing the interests of every segment of the frozen and refrigerated foods industry, including Manufacturers, Retailers/Wholesalers, Distributors, Local Associations, Logistics Providers, Sales Agents and Suppliers. The Mission of the National Frozen & Refrigerated Foods Association (NFRA) is to promote the sales and consumption of frozen & refrigerated foods through: Education, Training, Research, Sales Planning and Providing a Forum for Industry Dialogue.

About Maryland Philanthropy Network (MPN) Maryland Philanthropy Network’s mission is to maximize the impact of giving on community life through a growing network of diverse, informed and effective philanthropy. As the state’s premier resource on philanthropy dedicated to informing grantmakers and improving our community, Maryland Philanthropy Network membership includes more than 140 private and community foundations, corporations, donor advised funds, giving circles and public charities, representing the vast majority of institutional giving in our area. Maryland Philanthropy Network is the state’s premier resource on philanthropy, dedicated to informing grantmakers and improving our community. Maryland Philanthropy Network was founded in 1983 to provide a forum in which colleagues could address common problems, approaches and interests. Maryland Philanthropy Network is … •The Resource on Grantmaking Maryland Philanthropy Network provides critical information and services to the philanthropic and nonprofit communities. •The Network for Givers Maryland Philanthropy Network convenes grantmakers and others to address issues and create lasting solutions. •The Voice for Philanthropy Maryland Philanthropy Network represents the philanthropic sector to key audiences, including the media, legislators, and national organizations, raising public awareness and understanding about the role and impact of philanthropy on our society. Knowledge. Connections. Leadership.

Our Mission: Mobilize the Jewish Community to address issues, meet needs and build an agenda for the future. Our Vision: Bring Jewish people together into a community coalition, grounded in Jewish teaching and heritage, to strengthen the State of Israel, the global Jewish family and local organizations in order to further the survival of the Jewish people. Our Goals: * Foster identification with our Jewish teaching and heritage to inspire an informed and involved community. * Build an agenda for the future with clearly defined priorities. * Take responsibility for raising funds which meet mutually agreed upon goals. * Allocate and manage the community's resources based upon the community agenda. * Provide a structure for the Jewish community to interact with the non-Jewish community. * Develop Jewish leadership