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2018 Charity Listing Choose your cause and Show Some Love today. southerncalcfc.org
LETTER FROM THE CO-CHAIR
CHAIRMEN
It is a privilege to serve as Co-Chairmen
Chairmen for the 2018 Southern California Combined Federal
Campaign (CFC). As Federal workers, Postal service employees and Military personnel, our
participation in the CFC is essential to the campaign which raises over $100 million for charities
annually. Participating
ating charities depend upon contributions to provide essential services here at
home and around the world. Whether you give by payroll deduction, check, or credit/debit card,
your pledge makes so much possible for so many. **Please know that no cash or money mon orders
will be accepted this CFC season.**
Last year, the federal workforce of our region donated more than $3 million dollars to hundreds
of worthy charitable organizations, providing much needed services to those in need. We are
excited to work with the new charities and federal agencies, post offices and military units.
The 2018 campaign offers a wide choice of charities to choose from with more than 8,000 local,
national and international charities. This includes charities outside our campaign area known as
the “CFC All-Around-Giving”
Giving” option, allowing personnel to pledge to charities in their hometown,
or other locations they have a personal connection to. Only local charities that are in the
Southern California CFC are in our print brochure. To fin
findd a charity outside our campaign
region, visit www.southerncalcfc.org and click DONATE (you do NOT need to make a pledge to
search for charities). Select the search engine (Find A Charity) that will allow you to review
charities BEFORE you make an online donation. You can place the charity’s code on your
paper pledge card or donate online.
On behalf of the Southern California CFC Local Federal Coordinating Committee (LFCC),
(LFCC) we
invite you to serve humanity this ye
year
ar by giving on behalf of the CFC and we look forward to
making more powerful and positive impacts in our own communities than ever before. Thank
you for your kindness and generosity in supporting our past campaigns. With your continued
involvement, we can look forward to another successful year to give back to, and strengthen,
our communities. Let’s “Show Some Love!”
Thank you for making a difference,
Arturo “Art” Madril Colonel USMC (Ret.) William “Brian” Winburn, CDR, USCG
Co
Co-Chairmen, Southern California CFC
Local Federal Coordinating Committee
2 Show Some Love
TABLE OF CONTENTS Cancercure of America: Care, Understand,
Research & End �����������������������������������������������26
Online Giving������������������������������������� 4 Christian Charities USA �������������������������������������������27
America’s Most Cost-Effective Charities �������������� 29
Preface����������������������������������������������� 5
Mental Health and Addiction Network Inc ���������� 30
International Section ����������������������� 8
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Charities
International Independent Charities �����������������������8
(LGBT Charities Inc) ��������������������������������������� 30
Charity Without Borders �������������������������������������������9
Conservation and Preservation Charities of
Global Impact �����������������������������������������������������������10
America ����������������������������������������������������������� 30
Child Aid International Inc. �������������������������������������12
Human Service Charities of America Inc ������������� 32
Humanitarian Aid and Relief Charities
Catholic Service Organizations of America ��������� 32
International (Village By Village Inc) �������������12
Animal Charities of America ���������������������������������� 33
Aid for Africa �������������������������������������������������������������13
EarthShare ��������������������������������������������������������������� 35
Local Section������������������������������������ 14 Children First - America’s Charities ���������������������� 36
Cat Rescue Fund Inc �����������������������������������������������14 United Service Organizations Inc Federation������ 37
Local Independent Organizations��������������������������14
Diabetes Charities of America ������������������������������ 37
Americas Best Local Charities ��������������������������������17
Children’s Medical & Research Charities of
Community Health Charities ����������������������������������17 America (Childrens Medical Research
Alzheimer’s Fund: Support, Research, Cure ���������18 Charities of America) ������������������������������������� 37
Local Animal Charities of America �������������������������18 Military Family and Veterans Service Organizations
Animal Welfare Fund Inc �����������������������������������������18 of America ������������������������������������������������������ 38
Cancer Support Network Inc ����������������������������������19 Health and Medical Research Charities of
America ����������������������������������������������������������� 40
National/International Section����� 19
America’s Best Charities ���������������������������������������� 42
Military Support Groups of America ���������������������19
Community Health Charities ��������������������������������� 44
Health First - America’s Charities ��������������������������20
National / International Independent Charities�� 46
Children’s Charities of America ������������������������������21
American National Red Cross Federation�������������52
America’s Charities ������������������������������������������������� 23
Human & Civil Rights Organizations of America �52
Medical Research Charities Inc ������������������������������24
Christian Service Charities Inc ������������������������������ 53
Women Children and Family Service Charities of
America ������������������������������������������������������������24 Index������������������������������������������������� 55
southerncalcfc.org 3
Online Giving Steps – at a glance
(online pledging ends 1/11/2019)
1) Visit www.southerncalcfc.org to sign in with 2017 login information and review federal
agency selected; or create an account
2) Click “Donate”
3) Click “Pledge Now” and search for charities
4) Click “Add” to select charities and then click “Checkout”
5) Select your payment method and frequency
6) Designate your gift to your selected charities
7) Share your personal information or remain anonymous
8) Review your pledge for accuracy
9) Print the confirmation for your records
4 Show Some Love
COMBINED FEDERAL CAMPAIGN (CFC)
What is the CFC? italics. Key features include the organization’s five-digit CFC code, the IRS
The Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) is the only authorized solicitation Business Master File name shown in parentheses if it is “doing business
of federal employees in their workplaces on behalf of charitable organiza- as” another name, a 25-word statement of purpose (except in abbreviated
tions. listings), and its administrative and fund-raising expense rate (AFR).
What is the mission of the Combined Federal Campaign? Sample Charity Listing
The mission of the CFC is to support and promote philanthropy through a 11405 ABC Charity (Alpha-Charity) (800) 555-5555 www.abccharity.org EIN#123456789 ABC
voluntary program that is employee-focused, cost-efficient, and effective Charity attacks the causes of hunger and poverty by promoting effective and innovative communi-
in providing all federal employees the opportunity to improve the quality ty-based solutions that create self-reliance, economic justice, and food security. 15.8%
of life for all. What factors should I consider when choosing a charity?
When did the CFC begin? The EIN, AFR, and the Service Categories are included to help you identify
The CFC was created in 1961 to coordinate the fund-raising efforts of organizations that meet your interests and performance standards.
various charitable organizations so that the federal donor would only be The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) issues the Employer Identification
solicited once in the workplace and have the opportunity to make charita- Number (EIN). You can use the EIN to obtain additional information about
ble contributions through payroll deduction. an organization from the IRS (877-829-5500) or other sources such as the
Federal employees continue to make the CFC one of the largest and most Better Business Bureau, Charity Navigator, Guidestar, or other charity rat-
successful workplace philanthropic fundraisers in the world. Continuing ing organizations. Please Note: You may find an organization’s tax-exempt
a long-standing tradition of selfless giving, in 2017, federal employees status is under an umbrella organization (such as a parent organization or
pledged more than $101 million for charitable causes around the world. headquarters).
Since its inception, federal employees have contributed more than $8
The Administrative and Fund-raising Rate (AFR) represents the percent-
billion to charities through CFC.
age of dollars spent on expenses other than services. The CFC calculates
What is the structure of the CFC? the AFR as a percentage of the organization’s total support and revenue.
The CFC is made up of 36 local campaign Zones that organize the annual Donors concerned about an excessive AFR should contact the organization
fund-raising effort in federal workplaces in the United States and abroad. and review its IRS Form 990, which is available to the public, for a complete
explanation. Each situation is unique. Donors may contact the charity
Each local campaign is managed by a Local Federal Coordinating Commit-
directly or look up data that is tracked by industry oversight organizations
tee (LFCC), which serves as a “Board of Directors.” The LFCC is comprised of
to better understand the financial status, service delivery record, and
federal employees and representatives of labor unions and is responsible
governance policies of the charity before donating.
for the oversight of the local CFC. In conformance with CFC regulations and
policies, the LFCC makes admission determinations for local charities. The Service Categories (Taxonomy Codes) categorize the types of services
that most charitable organizations offer. Charities self-select up to three
The LFCC also supervises the local Outreach Coordinator (OC). That con-
tractor is a small business hired by OPM to administer the CFC in the local alpha-codes (shown below) for inclusion in the CFC charity list. Charities
Zone. The LFCC uses the OC to conduct marketing activities, arrange for that did not select at least one category are assigned “Z” for “Other.”
events such as Charity Fairs, and educate charities and donors regarding The National Taxonomy of Exempt Entities (NTEE) classification system pro-
the program. You can find LFCC and OC contact information at www.opm. vides 26 top-level categories for charity services. This system, developed
gov/cfc. by the Johns Hopkins University National Center for Charitable Statistics, is
The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) regulates the CFC and pro- widely used in the non-profit community.
vides guidance and oversight to the local campaigns (LFCCs and OCs). SERVICE CATEGORIES (TAXONOMY)
OPM also contracts with a charity to serve as the Central Campaign Ad- A. Arts, Culture, and Humanities
ministrator (CCA). For 2018, that organization is The Give Back Foundation. B. Education
The CCA is the organization responsible for developing and maintaining C. Environment
the CFC Online Donation System (www.opm.gov/showsomelovecfc) and D. Animal Related
the charity application module (cfccharities.opm.gov), as well as making E. Health Care
distributions to charities designated by donors. F. Mental Health & Crisis Intervention
What are some of the recent new developments? G. Voluntary Health Associations & Medical Disciplines
H. Medical Research
Recent innovations include:
I. Crime & Legal Related
• One common online portal for federal employees to use when giving J. Employment
to charity through CFC (www.opm.gov/showsomelovecfc); K. Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
• One common application site for all charities; L. Housing & Shelter
• The ability of federal employees to volunteer for qualified charities; M. Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness & Relief
• The ability of federal annuitants and military retirees to donate via a
N. Recreation & Sports
deduction from their retirement pay; and
O. Youth Development
• Multiple types of gifts allowed (payroll deduction, credit, debit,
P. Human Services
checks).
Q. International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
How is public accountability ensured? R. Civil Rights, Social Action & Advocacy
OPM is accountable for assuring federal employees that their designations S. Community Improvement & Capacity Building
are honored and distributed to the charitable organizations of their choice. T. Philanthropy, Voluntarism & Grant Making Foundations
OPM achieves this in several ways: U. Science & Technology
V. Social Science
1. OPM maintains eligibility and public accountability criteria that all
W. Public & Societal Benefit
participating CFC charities must meet. For details, see CFC Regula-
X. Religion-Related
tions in 5 CFR Part 950 at www.opm.gov/combined-federal-campaign/
reference-materials/. Y. Mutual & Membership Benefit
2. Every year, OPM makes admission decisions for all local, national Z. Unknown
and international charity applicants and resolves charity admission For additional guidance on selecting charities, visit the CFC website at
appeals. http://www.opm.gov/cfc.
3. OPM sets strict requirements and provides on-going guidance for the Can I give to a participating CFC charity not listed in my local CFC charity Zone?
activities and conduct of the CCA, the LFCC, and the OC. OPM verifies
the fiscal integrity of the campaign annually through compliance and Yes. Donors may pledge to any of the charities that applied for and were
financial audits completed by an independent CPA, the OPM Inspec- approved to participate in any CFC region or Zone. The CFC refers to giving
tor General, or the LFCC. to a local charity in a different Zone as “CFC All-Around Giving.” You can
search through an online list by visiting the OPM Online Donation System
What is the CFC Charity List? (ww.opm.gov/showsomelove/cfc). The complete CFC All-Around Giving list
The Charity List is a web-based and paper display of local, national, and is available only electronically. You can make your pledge by entering the
international organizations that have met CFC eligibility requirements. A five-digit code in your online gift or on your local campaign region’s pledge
sample charity listing is shown below with essential elements shown in form.
Volunteer opportunities available. southerncalcfc.org 5
Do I have to give through the CFC? plete a new pledge form each year to indicate the charities to which they
wish to designate a contribution.
No. Participation in the CFC is strictly voluntary.
Coercion is forbidden. You have the right to make your charitable choices Is it possible to make a one-time gift via credit/debit card?
independently. No outside party is allowed to improperly influence our de- Yes, you can fund your pledge with a credit card, debit card, or via ACH.
cision to give or not to give through the CFC. Prohibited practices include, Please note that the CCA processes one-time gifts when you make the
but are not limited to: supervisors soliciting the employees they supervise; pledge.
setting 100 percent participation goals; providing and using donor lists for Can I set up a recurring credit/debit card pledge?
purposes other than the regular collection of contributions; establishing
personal dollar goals and quotas; and developing and using lists to identify Yes. Ongoing or recurring giving is processed monthly, starting in the same
month after the official solicitation period ends of the campaign year. Re-
non-contributing employees.
curring credit or debit card gifts will be sent to your bank account monthly.
If you prefer, you may donate to the CFC anonymously by placing your Recurring giving processed by payroll deduction will begin with the user’s
private gift in a sealed standard envelope. first payroll date following the end of the official solicitation period.
Civilian employees may register complaints about coercion with the LFCC How do I find a charity?
and contact their personnel offices; military or civilian personnel in the De-
You can either use the printed charity listing for your Zone or search on-
partment of Defense (DoD) should contact the LFCC or their commanding
line. Select the “Find a CFC Approved Charity” button or click on the magni-
officers. If you feel that the local board did not resolve the issue satisfacto-
fying glass icon. You do not have to log in to an account to search. You will
rily, military personnel may also contact the DoD Washington Headquar-
be able to search for charities a variety of ways (e.g., by charity name, EIN,
ters Services at (703) 697-7971. category, location, CFC Zone, administrative fundraising rate, volunteer
Can I specify which organization will receive my contribution? time, FSYP, FSYA and MWR).
Yes, the CFC encourages donor designations. By designating the five-dig- How many charities can I support?
it code of the charity or charities of your choice, you ensure that your There is no limit to the number of charities you can support as long as you
donation goes to meet the needs that you feel are most important. Simply pledge the minimum amount ($1 per charity per pay period).
designate the organization(s) of your choice when completing your online
pledge or where indicated on your pledge form by entering the five-dig- Is there a limit to how much I can pledge?
it code and the amount you wish to pledge. You can submit additional If electing payroll as the funding source for your pledge, your payroll
designations on a second (or third) pledge form. Except for the potential service provider may limit the annual maximum contribution. For example,
of a distribution fee to help with the operational costs of the CFC, the CCA the Defense Joint Military System (DJMS) has a limit of $9,999 which affects
distributes all contributions as designated. all active duty members of the Army, Navy and Air Force. If selecting credit/
debit card, or ACH/bank account, the maximum online contribution is
There is no limit to the number or amount of contributions an organization
$99,999. If wishing to donate an additional amount, please contact OPM for
may receive through the CFC. There is also no limit to the number of par-
instructions.
ticipating charities to which you may designate a gift in the online system
or via a paper pledge form. To give to more organizations than allowed on What are federations and independent organizations?
one paper pledge form, complete additional pledge forms and staple them A federation is a charitable organization that provides common fund-rais-
together. The top pledge form must contain the sum of all pledges. ing, administrative, and management services to its member organiza-
You cannot designate to an organization that OPM did not approve for tions. Member organizations may pay dues or fees to that federation as a
participation in the 2018 CFC. Adding organizations that do not appear in service charge. Federations must charge those dues or fees to charities.
your local CFC Charity List or the “CFC All-Around Giving Search Tool” at They cannot merely deduct those amounts from CFC pledges before
www.opm.gov/cfc, is prohibited by CFC regulations and donations to such disbursement to member charities. Independent organizations are not
organizations will not be accepted. members of a federation and participate in the CFC on their own.
For additional information on a particular federation and any dues/fees
How do I pledge through the CFC? charged to its members, either contact the federation, or its members or
Visit the CFC Donor Pledge System at opm.gov/ShowSomeLoveCFC to cre- review the federation’s annual report.
ate an account and pledge to the charities of your choice. You also can use
How do I designate a federation, or one of its members, to receive my contri-
a paper form for the next four years.
bution?
Do I have to set up an account to make an online pledge? If you wish to designate all or some portion of your contribution to a feder-
Yes. New users will be asked to enter their email and select a password. ation, please record that federation’s corresponding five-digit code num-
You can use either a government or personal email for this account. ber on your pledge form. The federation name is at the top of the list of the
Returning users will be able to access their previous year’s pledge data via federation’s member organizations. The parent federation will share that
their account. gift in accordance with its policy. If you designate all or some portion of
your contribution to an affiliated federation member organization, please
When will my first contribution be deducted from my payroll? record the affiliate organization’s corresponding five-digit code number on
Your payroll service provider will deduct your first installment of a payroll your pledge form.
deduction gift in the first full payroll period occurring after the solicitation
How do I designate an independent organization to receive my contribution?
period end date. This year, that period ends on January 12, 2019.
You may designate to an independent organization not affiliated with a
As a federal employee, what payment methods can I use to pledge to the CFC? federation by entering that organization’s five-digit code number on your
Payroll deduction can be used to fund recurring donations from your pledge form.
salary. Credit card and ACH can support both one-time and recurring What if I choose not to specify an organization or federation to receive my CFC
donations. Visit the CFC Donor Pledge System at www.opm.gov/ShowSom- contribution?
eLoveCFC to create an account and pledge to the charities of your choice.
All funds contributed to the CFC must be designated to a specific organiza-
If a donor makes a CFC payroll deduction, are those contributions taken pre-tax tion or federation. The CFC no longer collects or disburses undesignated
or after-tax? gifts.
While tax deductible, CFC deductions are not pre-tax. Federal law does not What happens if the organization I select goes out of business before it gets all
allow for charitable donations through payroll deduction (CFC or any other funds designated?
payroll deduction program) to be done pre-tax. Donors who are eligible
The CFC will disburse funds to designated charities until we find that the
to itemize charitable contributions on income tax returns may include
organization is unable to accept any further funds due to closure, loss of
contributions made through the CFC. Donors should contact a tax advisor
tax-exempt status, or other reasons. The CCA will contact a donor to see
for more information. how to disburse remaining funds.
I am a current CFC donor and would like to continue my pledge into the next What is the payroll deduction option?
year. Do I have to complete a new pledge form?
Payroll deduction makes it convenient for you to give by spreading
Yes. CFC payroll deduction allotments cover the first pay period after the your contribution across the entire year. Last year, federal employees
solicitation period ends and go through the last pay period that begins in pledged more than 90 percent of all CFC funds through payroll deduction.
that same calendar year. Charities that participate in the CFC must submit Payments on payroll deduction pledges begin on the first pay period be-
a full or partial application demonstrating continued compliance with the ginning after January 15, 2019, and conclude with the last pay period which
CFC regulations. Due to changes in charity participation, donors must com- includes January 15, 2020. There is no more straightforward way for you
6 Show Some Love
to make a difference than to contribute using payroll deduction. Payroll When did the CFC allow for the solicitation of Federal employees for volunteer
deduction helps you care for your community and your world. time to participating CFC charitable organizations?
Will I receive a receipt for my contribution? Executive Order 13743 allows federal employees and members of the
uniformed services to make pledges of volunteer time through the CFC in
You should print a copy of your online receipt or make a copy of your paper
addition to financial contributions. The 2018 CFC is the second year the CFC
pledge form in addition to keeping your final Leave and Earning Statement
allows donors to pledge volunteer time to charitable organizations. Visit
(if you made a payroll deduction contribution), as a receipt of your pledge.
the CFC Donor Pledge System at opm.gov/ShowSomeLoveCFC to search for
A federal employee who makes a one-time (cash, check, or money order) charities that offer volunteer opportunities and pledge time.
contribution must maintain a bank record and a copy of the pledge form
to show the name of the organizations contributed to, the date of the gift, How do I pledge volunteer hours?
and the amount of the contribution. You should consult a tax adviser to Donors can pledge volunteer hours when completing their pledge. The
determine if the IRS requires any additional verification of the donation. charity listing, both in print and electronic formats, identifies charities
that are participating in soliciting volunteer time from federal employees.
What are the costs of the campaign? Donors can search the charities that offer volunteer opportunities and
Local campaign costs vary among the 36 CFC Zones. The distribution fee indicate the number of hours they would like to pledge to the charities of
charged to pledges made in 2017 was 16.5 percent. The CFC used these their choice. Visit the CFC Donor Pledge System at www.opm.gov/Show-
funds to develop and operate the online systems, to print materials, train SomeLoveCFC to search for charities that offer volunteer opportunities
volunteers, audit contributions, and other administrative duties. All local and pledge time.
campaign costs are reviewed and approved by the LFCC governing the local What if a CFC donor pledges volunteer hours but does not perform the hours?
campaign. On average, this cost is low compared with other fund-raising
The CFC expects that all donors honor their pledges, both financial and
campaigns.
volunteer time; however, donors are allowed to cancel their pledges at any
Starting with the 2017 campaign year, the CFC cost recovery model time.
changed from prior years. OPM recovers the costs of marketing and out-
Will the government ensure volunteers from loss or bodily injury while volun-
reach, training, distribution, traveling, and all CCA and Outreach Coordi-
teering with my organization?
nator expenses through application fees, listing fees and distribution fees
paid by charitable organizations. CFC donors who pledged volunteer time to charities and are using admin-
istrative leave to fulfill the obligation should refer to their agency policies.
How is the fee structure determined? CFC donors not using administrative leave are not covered by workman’s
The fee structure is determined annually by the Director based on esti- compensation if injured while doing volunteer work.
mated costs of administering the central campaign and local marketing Are the federal donors representing their agency when they volunteer with
efforts. OPM announces the application and listing fee structure no later charity organizations?
than October 31 of the year preceding the campaign. Any excess funds
Volunteers fulfilling volunteer time via the CFC program are not on official
from applications fees over expenses will be rolled over to the following
Government business. They are not allowed to represent themselves as
campaign. OPM will consider that balance when setting the Application and
a Government employee (by word, action, clothing, etc.). CFC donors who
Listing Fees for the next campaign. pledged volunteer time to charities and are using administrative leave to
The CFC shall not reimburse any expenses for food or entertainment to the fulfill the obligation should refer to their agency policies and guidelines.
Outreach Coordinator for CFC events. However, the LFCC shall reimburse How does the charity organization contact donors that pledged volunteer hours?
the Outreach Coordinator for travel-related costs in accordance with the
When a CFC donor pledges monetary or volunteer donations, they have
Federal Travel Regulations.
the option to indicate whether or not their information is releasable to the
When are the fees recovered? charity. If the answer is “yes,” the charity will receive the donor’s contact
Charity application fees are due at the time of the filing of the application information. Charities receiving contact information are allowed to contact
the donor directly. In a campaign year, typically about 10 percent of federal
or by the application deadline, whichever occurs last. OPM will not consider
donors permit the CFC to release their data to the charities they support.
a charity application is the organization did not pay the application fee for
However, many federal donors consider the ability to give anonymously as
that campaign year.
one of the benefits of giving through the CFC.
CFC regulations require the additional listing fee from all charities ap-
What if I need a tax receipt for 2017?
proved to participate in the campaign. Listing Fees allow OPM to include
these charities on paper or electronic Charity Lists. The Central Campaign If you made your pledge via the CFC Online Donation System (www.opm.
Administrator will not process pledges to any charity which does not sub- gov/showsomelovecfc), you may now view and print your tax receipts by
logging into your account. For pledges made via paper forms, you will need
mit the listing fee before the annual deadline set by OPM.
to contact the CFC Help Center.
Finally, OPM may assess a distribution fee against pledges received should
If you need a tax receipt for a year prior to 2017, then you should contact
the application and listing fees not cover all the costs of the campaign. In
the Principal Combined Fund Organization (PCFO) for your home cam-
2017, the distribution fee was 16.5 percent. paign.
What is online pledging or e-giving? How do I cancel my CFC payroll deduction?
Online pledging and e-giving, in general terms, provide donors the addi- You can cancel your CFC payroll deductions at any time. Cancellation is
tional pledging tools of the charity list and pledge form available to them the only change permitted to your pledge outside the official solicitation
“on-line” via the internet or intranet. period. If you cancel your pledge during the official solicitation period,
In 2017, OPM introduced a national CFC Online Donation System accessible you cannot submit a new pledge until the next Open Season. From the
to all employees at work, at home, or via mobile-friendly websites viewable “Your Pledge” screen, select and click on “Cancel Balance” at the top right.
You will be asked to confirm your cancelation. Select and click “Yes, cancel
on smartphones and tablets. This new system (www.opm.gov/showsom-
pledge” to continue. The online donation system will confirm “Cancellation”
elovecfc) replaced any former systems in use.
at the top of the “Your Pledge” screen.
This paperless process is one-way CFC is striving to “go green” and reduce
If you submitted a paper pledge form, contact the CFC Help Desk at The
administrative costs related to the processing of pledges. Give Back Foundation to cancel your pledge.
I cannot find the CFC code I used last year to give to an organization when Note: If you change federal jobs, you may transfer your pledge to the new
searching on the website. Can I still give to that organization? payroll service provider at your new organization. OPM does not consider
this transfer as a pledge change.
Although CFC codes typically do not change from year to year, you may
need to find the new code for the organization. When searching, try using Where can I get additional information?
the organization’s Employer Identification Number (EIN), or their name. If For information about the CFC, including details on the public account-
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INTERNATIONAL
48913 EarthSpark International Corp (786)309-8837 www.earthsparkinternational.org EIN#81-
1941933 EarthSpark International is a non-profit with the mission of eradicating energy poverty,
with a current focus on Haiti. We partner with communities to provide clean, affordable electricity
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24/7 through solar-hybrid microgrids. 2.3% C,S,W
10320 Education and Science Society Inc (703)356-9775 www.esscare.org EIN#13-3103022 The
missions of Education and Science Society are to promote human and social development by in-
creasing values of basic education of rural children via supporting school library, providing finan-
cial aid and improving quality of learning and teaching. 1.2% B,O,A
12279 Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation of USA Inc (855)352-5872 www.ekal.org/us EIN#77-0554248
INTERNATIONAL INDEPENDENT CHARITIES Holistic development of villages through empowerment of tribal (vanvasi) & rural communities in
India with basic education,digital literacy,Skill development,health awareness,learning modern
FEDERATION AND MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS and productive agricultural practices and rural entrepreneurship. 14.2% B,J,S
92673 Empowering Future Minds (407)369-6286 empoweringfutureminds.com EIN#46-5675627
The mission of Empowering Future Minds, Inc. is to help close the disparity gap for females. We
47252 ACFA (A Child for All) (540)659-6497 www.acfacorp.org EIN#26-2329486 To attain a Mali believe the gateway to improving societies economically is to make education available and afford-
where all children are afforded the tools necessary for a successful future ACFA provides a safe and able for all especially to young vulnerable females. 82.2% B,O,W
loving environment, which fosters health, learning, happiness, and success. Our programs are: 11516 Engineers Without Borders USA Inc (303)772-2723 www.ewb-usa.org EIN#84-1589324
shelter, nutrition, health care, education. 53.2% B,E,O Engineers Without Borders USA builds a better world through engineering projects that empower
25329 ActionAid USA (202)835-1240 www.actionaidusa.org EIN#52-2277575 ActionAid USA works to communities to meet their basic human needs and equip leaders to solve the world’s most pressing
end poverty, exclusion, and gender inequality across 45 countries, by actively investing in local challenges. 18.6% B,Q,S
problem solvers - people who are determined, committed, and motivated to change the world 69594 Ezra Vision Ministries Inc (325)651-4739 ezravisionministries.org/dir/home EIN#46-
around them. 36.4% Q,M,R 4196380 Help us improve the lives of disadvantaged children and families in Onaville, Haiti through
79307 Africaid Inc (303)351-4928 www.africaid.com EIN#84-1549841 AfricAid supports girls’ educa- education, medical care, and spiritual support as well as employment for local Haitians as inter-
tion in Africa in order to provide young women with the opportunity to transform their own lives preters, teachers, and doctors. 6.9% X,B,S
and the futures of their communities. 51.3% B,O,R 10328 Food for the Poor Inc (954)427-2222 www.foodforthepoor.org EIN#59-2174510 An interde-
10769 AiXin Foundation (301)529-9419 www.aixinfund.org EIN#35-2189064 AiXin Foundation is nominational Christian organization providing food, housing, healthcare, education, fresh water,
dedicated to improve basic healthcare and education for people in needs. AiXin supports health disaster relief, and sustainable efforts to the poor in Latin America and the Caribbean. 4.3% K,L,M
education and provides student assistantship in rural China. 8.4% G,B,S 96642 Franciscan Foundation for the Holy Land (855)500-3345 FFHL.org EIN#33-0628775
50135 AMAR International Charitable Foundation in the United States of (202)638-0330 Safeguards basic human rights and the continued presence of the Christian minority in the Holy
www.amarfoundation.us EIN#27-1871182 AMAR International is the premiere charity rebuilding Land by providing housing, employment assistance, college scholarships, tuition & books for chil-
lives in Iraq. We restore self-sufficiency to the people of Iraq through healthcare, education, wom- dren, after school programs, counseling & other humanitarian aid. 14.0% B,L,O
en’s empowerment, and human rights programs that reach more than 600,000 people annually. 99402 Global Smile Foundation (781)501-5007 www.gsmile.org EIN#26-2668127 Non-profit foun-
16.9% Q,R,S dation providing pro-bono cleft care to underserved communities globally, including medical &
17576 American Foundation for Relief and Reconciliation in the Middle East (207)624- dental care, surgical procedures, speech therapy, nutrition, & psychosocial care. We also train local
2548 frrmeamerica.org EIN#27-1203367 The American Foundation for Relief & Reconciliation in medical providers and teach cleft prevention. 8.7% E,Z
the Middle East promotes reconciliation through education and dialogue, provides relief assis- 90200 Haitian’s Harmony Corp. (301)538-6200 www.haitiansharmony.org EIN#46-2250265
tance, advances human rights, and seeks an end to sectarian violence in the Middle East. 2.7% Haitian’s Harmony Corp. is an innovative, creative, cutting edge 501(c)(3) organization that sup-
P,Q,B ports Haiti and our local community, contributing to quality of life, education, daily living assistance
28134 AMOUD Foundation (972)871-8297 www.amoudfoundation.com EIN#75-2882187 Amoud and nutrition that are efficient and accessible. 70.2% B,M,O
Foundation for Education and Develpment is a relief organization that works primarily in the Horn 83775 Healing the Children (509)327-4281 www.healingthechildren.org EIN#91-1177835 Healing
of Africa. We deliver food packages, provide heathcare, build schools, dig water wells, support the Children is dedicated to helping children around the world access the healthcare they need and
orphans, and engage in disaster relief. 15.0% P,Z deserve. Our 15 chapters work with US and International medical volunteers to ensure every child’s
medical needs are met. Since 1979, over 275,000 ch 11.4% E,Z
82154 Artists for Africa (803)727-5314 www.artistsforafricausa.org EIN#46-3645614 Artists for Africa
enhances the lives of children in the most impoverished areas of Africa through arts programs & 94783 Healthy Heart Medical Ministries Inc (901)443-6835 EIN#81-5449522 We work to de-
educational opportunities. Our vision is that the children served become global citizens who foster crease cardiovascular death and disability in Ivory Coast Africa by providing free healthcare, medi-
positive change in their communities. 6.5% A,B,O cation and education to anyone seeking care. We work with the local church to reach people and to
spread the gospel. 19.1% E,X,Q
10016 Bless the Children Inc (727)631-0088 www.blessthechildreninc.org EIN#54-1650281 BTC
provides orphaned and desperately poor children food, healthcare and an education so they can 49221 His Hands Mission International (256)665-3582 hishands.ws/ EIN#26-1625558 HHMI ad-
grow up in dignity and escape the crippling devastation of poverty. For over 27 years BTC has been dresses the need for clean water and sanitation in Honduras as well as other Central American
compassionately dedicated to helping vulnerable children. 1.0% B,E,K countries. Water filter projects and other community development projects transform communi-
ties across Honduras and Central America. 3.3% X,S,E
68394 Blood Water Mission Inc (615)550-4296 www.bloodwater.org EIN#56-2483082 Blood:Water
partners with African grassroots organizations to address the HIV/AIDS and water crises. We pro- 11659 Hong Bang (626)712-3295 hongbang.org/ EIN#16-1425053 Hong Bang supports Vietnam in the
vide technical, financial and organizational support so that these organizations have expanded areas of education, health, agriculture and social services. We send volunteers to share their skills,
reach and effectiveness in the communities they serve. 22.4% Q,Z and also provide funds for projects, striving for the mutual sharing of experience and the promo-
tion of self-help. 2.3% B,E,K
98187 Chemists Without Borders Inc (707)750-5945 www.chemistswithoutborders.org EIN#14-
40089 Hope for Haiti Inc (239)434-7183 www.hopeforhaiti.com EIN#59-3564329 Hope for Haiti is an
1984379 Chemists Without Borders solves humanitarian problems by mobilizing the resources and
innovative international development organization that has worked for 30 years in communities in
expertise of the global chemistry community and its networks. 8.9% U,B,E
Haiti to create sustainable change through a holistic approach. We work to improve the lives of the
11477 Children of the Nations (360)698-7227 cotni.org EIN#91-1702551 Children of the Nations® Haitian people, particularly children. 2.3% Q,B,S
(COTN®) mission is to provide holistic, Christ-centered care for orphaned and destitute children,
60222 Human Rights Foundation Inc (212)246-8486 www.hrf.org EIN#20-2669700 The Human
enabling them to create positive and lasting change in their nations. 13.5% P,S,X Rights Foundation (HRF) is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization that promotes and protects hu-
19248 Christian Children’s Foundation (Christian Childrens Fund) (703)652-7647 christian- man rights globally, with a focus on closed societies. HRF unites people in the common cause of
childrensfoundation.org EIN#54-1947874 Because we care about orphans and vulnerable chil- defending human rights and promoting liberal democracy. 7.1% R,Q,I
dren, We provide for their welfare rescuing them from abuse and exploitation. Christians are help- 89602 India Development and Relief Fund Inc (301)704-0032 www.idrf.org EIN#52-1555563
ing them get an education, have enrichment activities and nurturing them to become independent. Puts power not charity in the hands of marginalized people in India, Nepal & Sri Lanka. IDRF
15.9% X,Q,B partners with local NGOs to support children’s education, skill development, healthcare, women
70663 Christian Friends of Korea Inc (828)669-2355 www.cfk.org EIN#56-1923972 The mission of empowerment, environmental protection, and natural disasters. 2.4% B,E,M
Christian Friends of Korea (CFK) is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ in North Korea by means of 11698 Institute for Black Charities (202)722-5050 www.blackcharities.net EIN#52-2018919 Life is
educational, humanitarian and religious projects and exchanges, and to promote genuine peace difficult still for Black children, families and communities worldwide; help us provide relief efforts,
and reconciliation on the Korean Peninsula. 6.5% E,H,Q economic initiatives and international programs to bridge the divide. With your support we can
61291 Co Partners of Campesinas (703)548-6713 copartners.org EIN#56-1973794 Co-partners of make life better for those in need. 18.8% P,S,T
Campesinas is an all-volunteer organization that works with rural women and youth in El Salvador 63942 Kids in Crisis (804)617-2081 www.kidsincrisis.us EIN#52-2376592 Our mission is to feed, edu-
and Guatemala using a motto of “Learn, Earn, Lead”. We support vocational training programs; cate and care for children in the US and around the world. We are currently impacting at risk youth
school supplies and transportation scholarships. 5.4% B,O,T in the public schools, with our KICDRUM program as well as children in need in Nicaragua through
12153 Coptic Orphans Support Association (703)641-8910 www.copticorphans.org EIN#54- our Lily’s Hope program. 7.8% A,B,O
1637257 Coptic Orphans serves fatherless children in Egypt by focusing on education as the pri- 10860 Landmine Removal - The Halo Trust USA (202)331-1266 www.halotrust.org EIN#52-
mary tool to empower children to become self-sufficient, and well-adjusted adults. Children are 2158152 HALO’s mission is to lead the effort to protect lives and restore livelihoods threatened by
encouraged to develop their God-given talents . 12.7% B,L,S landmines and the debris of war. 4.1% M,Q,P
41180 CorpsAfrica (202)499-4351 www.corpsafrica.org EIN#45-2470692 CorpsAfrica transforms 63900 Leading the Way with Dr Michael Youssef Inc (800)538-7677 www.ltw.org EIN#58-
African communities, one African Volunteer at a time. We send college-educated Africans to live 1816773 Leading The Way with Dr. Michael Youssef was founded in 1988 as an Atlanta radio out-
in remote villages in their own countries to facilitate small-scale, high-impact projects that are reach. Today, the ministry is a worldwide multi-media movement for Christ reaching millions of
identified by local people. 186.6% B,O,S people daily with His love and Truth. 11.2% X,Z
97490 Courageous Kitchen Inc (678)500-9201 courageouskitchen.org EIN#81-0914093 Courageous 15321 MANA Nutrition (MANA Nutritive Aid Products Inc) (855)438-6262 www.mananutri-
Kitchen works to transform the lives of urban refugees in Bangkok through the power of food and tion.org EIN#27-0165743 MANA produces ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF) for the treatment
education. Our recipe combines feeding the hungry, funding basic needs of the most vulnerable, of Severe Acute Malnutrition. Composed of peanut paste, milk, and a mix of vitamins and minerals,
and providing free education. 45.2% W,J,O MANA gives the world’s most at-risk kids the boost they need to return to good health. 3.7% K,M,E
8 Show Some Love
76643 New Harvest Inc (347)259-3055 www.new-harvest.org EIN#20-1425438 New Harvest is a 10130 Womens Learning Partnership for Rights Development and Peace Ltd (301)654-
501(c)(3) research institute accelerating breakthroughs in cellular agriculture. New Harvest stra- 2774 www.learningpartnership.org EIN#52-2199581 WLP is an international, nongovernmental,
tegically funds and conducts open, public, collaborative research that reinvents the way we make charitable organization (501c3) that works in partnership with nearly 20 self-governing national &
animal products: without animals. 27.4% C,D,U regional organizations located in the Global South and dedicated to women’s advancement. 16.5%
81667 Omid Foundation USA (240)507-7031 www.omidfoundation.com EIN#90-0406873 The OMID R,Q,W
Foundation is committed to strengthening the social, emotional and economic opportunities of 10806 Zambias Scholarship Fund (435)279-8900 zambiascholarshipfund.org EIN#87-0641356 The
disadvantaged young women in Iran. Our three year therapeutic and educational program allows ZSF provides many educational opportunities to Zambia’s poorest province: a monthly salary to
them to heal, learn and soar. 22.3% P,R,B elementary school teachers, scholarships to high school & college students, equipment to entre-
21547 One Leg Up On Life (775)745-6630 www.oneleguponlife.org/ EIN#47-4700240 F ounded by Air preneurial-minded graduates and meals for the orphaned. 1.5% B,E,J
Force Captain Christy Wise following the above-knee amputation of her right leg, OLUOL’s purpose
is to glorify God and help children live life to the fullest by providing prostheses to those who
cannot afford desperately needed limbs. 8.6% E,O,X
12339 Physicians for Peace (757)625-7569 www.physiciansforpeace.org EIN#54-1532165 Physicians
CHARITY WITHOUT BORDERS FEDERATION AND
for Peace educates and empowers local providers of surgical care to alleviate suffering and trans- MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS
form lives in under-resourced communities around the world. 193.3% E,B,Z
12336 Population Services International (202)785-0072 psi.org EIN#56-0942853 PSI makes it 10271 Charity Without Borders (415)925-2655 www.CharityWithoutBorders.org EIN#94-3148590
easier for people in the developing world to lead healthier lives and plan the families they desire. Bring relief to the refugees of famine, epidemic and war. Provide food, education, shelter, emer-
6.4% Z gency disaster relief, micro loans to women/families/children. Protect the environment, fight pov-
29233 Project Peanut Butter (314)646-7191 www.projectpeanutbutter.org EIN#59-3785405 Project erty, supply vaccinations, dental care, medical flights. 5.5% M,S,E
Peanut Butter (PPB) seeks to advance the treatment of severe malnutrition is the largest killer of 10654 Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (800)424-2372 www.adra.org
children under five years of age world-wide. Project Peanut Butter, uses home-based therapy with EIN#52-1314847 Imagine living without clean water or food. Global humanitarian organization as-
peanut rich ready-to-use therapeutic food (RUTF). 3.2% Z sists communities under development and during disasters: providing water, food security, health,
97739 Restore A Child Inc (240)393-7712 www.restoreachild.org EIN#27-4371864 Restore a Child education, economic opportunities. 19.6% K,B,L
is a Christian organization that provides the basic needs for protection, nutrition, education and 75482 Africa Disease and Poverty Eradication Project (775)582-9322 www.adpepinc.org
healthcare for orphans and underprivileged children so they may become fulfilled and productive EIN#26-0180122 Africa Disease and Poverty Eradication Project programs helps to eradicate
adults. We give Hope to 4,000 children now. 8.2% B,L,E Malaria, Tuberculosis, Ebola and HIV/AIDS in sub Saharan Africa. Empower indigent poor and ref-
10279 Salesian Missions Inc (914)633-8344 www.salesianmissions.org EIN#80-0522035 Salesian ugees by providing food, medical treatment and shelter. 9.1% P,K,L
Missions cares for and educates poor youth in more than 130 countries by teaching academic/ 87509 Aid for Trash Dump Children: The Unforgotten (443)668-2648 www.unforgotten.org
trade skills, providing health programs and meeting basic needs. 14.5% B,O,P EIN#87-0803021 Save hungry children and their mothers from eating trash and living in garbage
68803 Sankara Nethralaya Om Trust Inc (301)529-7377 www.sankaranethralayausa.org EIN#52- dumps in India and Africa. Provide emergency relief. Give clean food, water, shelter, education and
1611548 Objective of Sankara Nethralaya OM Trust, Inc. is to raise funds in USA and transfer to a future. Empower women and girls. End hunger and poverty for wastepickers. 0.0% B,P,Q
Sankara Nethralaya in Madras, India for providing free ophthalmic services to indigent patients, 59600 Angel Airlines International (757)663-7864 AngelAirlinesInternational.org EIN#80-0469858
provide ophthalmic education and perform ophthalmic research. 9.8% E,H,P Provide no cost, long distance medical air transportation for financially needy patients requiring
71558 Shepherd & Mother of Light for the Needy (516)349-9400 CARE4NEEDYCOPTS.ORG access to distant specialized medical evaluation, diagnosis and/or rehabilitation. 0.0% P,W,E
EIN#26-1178932 C4NC raises awareness of needy Copts in Egypt suffering from hunger and dis- 35006 Atlas Service Corps Inc (202)470-3114 www.atlascorps.org EIN#76-0834735 Build bridges!
ease, lifting them from extreme poverty to a humane existence through financial support. 5.0% Z International network of nonprofit leaders/organizations promoting innovation, cooperation, solu-
13590 Solar Village Project Inc (301)624-3394 www.solarvillageproject.org EIN#47-1884355 We tions to address the world’s 21st century problems. Developing leaders through a 12 to 18 month
provide solar lights to remote villages worldwide and the homeless who live on the streets here in overseas fellowship, who return home to inspire. 6.2% Q,S,O
the US. To increase our effectiveness, we partner with local NGO’s, to include the Salvation Army in 11341 Bread for the World Institute Inc (800)822-7323 www.bread.org EIN#51-0175510 Help us
the US, and the Peace Corps overseas. 6.9% W,S,O end world hunger! Support us so we can urge Congress and the Administration to make decisions
91217 Supporters of Camp Unite (Unite Foundation) (202)540-0034 www.unitefoundation.org that will end hunger at home and abroad. Our work is grounded in research and education and
EIN#26-3431933 The UNITE Foundation provides financial support to Camp UNITE, which equips rigorously analyzes policies that impact the most vulnerable. 16.5% K,W,B
West African youth with skills and knowledge they need to lead healthy, productive lives. 14.9% 12228 Brothers Brother Foundation (412)321-3160 www.brothersbrother.org EIN#34-6562544
O,B,N Connecting People’s Resources with People’s Needs: 58 Years, 149 Countries, $4 billion in books,
89799 The Foundation for the Development of the South of Haiti (561)877-1407 myfdsh.org food, medical supplies, pharmaceuticals. Forbes Magazine 1st in efficiency. 0.8% E,B,C
EIN#80-0623606 The Foundation for the Development of the South of Haiti (FDSH) is a nonprofit 74375 Buddhist Global Relief (888)852-7579 www.buddhistglobalrelief.org EIN#26-2852923
organization focused on targeting basic needs to evolving life for the population in Roche -a-Bateau Answer the cry of those afflicted with chronic hunger! Providing direct food aid, supporting sus-
Haiti. 2.9% E,B,L tainable agriculture, and improving educational opportunities worldwide. 7.4% K,B,S
80320 The Luke Commission, Inc (866)351-1254 www.lukecommission.org EIN#20-8635797 The 20618 Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation (909)447-7799 www.tzuchi.us EIN#94-2952782 Volunteer-
Luke Commission delivers compassionate, comprehensive healthcare to the most isolated pop- based humanitarian organization that serves in alignment with the Sustainable Development
ulations in southern Africa in collaboration with local communities, government, corporate and Goals, providing disaster relief, environmental protection, education, and medical services both
nonprofit partners. 6.7% E,R,S domestically and internationally. 15.4% P,M,B
58919 The Maisha Project Inc (405)445-3440 maishaproject.org EIN#46-4992172 Maisha Project 87079 Central American Partners (International Partners Cassie Stern Memorial Inc)
exists to exchange hunger, disease and poverty for education, health and economic empowerment (301)318-2545 www.internationalpartners.org EIN#55-0888960 Poor communities in El Salvador
through sustainable solutions. We are an international organization working on local levels to em- lack clean water, health care, education and jobs. We work with local community leaders to create
power people to transform their own community. 17.1% Z long-term solutions through training, education, micro-lending, agriculture and construction proj-
25957 The Task Force for Global Health (The Task Force for Global Health Inc) (404)687- ects, and scholarships. 12.4% S,K,O
5611 www.taskforce.org EIN#58-1698648 People around the world suffer needlessly from debil- 90801 CharityVision International Inc (435)200-4910 www.charityvision.net EIN#77-0222786
itating diseases and other large-scale health challenges. The Task Force exists to forge the part- Save sight/save a life. Provide free sight-restoring surgery to the disadvantaged in developing
nerships needed to foster innovative thinking, catalyze action, and finally solve these challenges. countries; free examinations and eyeglasses for needy school children. 100% of your donation
10.0% E,P,U goes to patient care. We give sight to the blind for $25. Thank you 2.9% E,G,B
11180 Tis To Inspire Strong African Children Fund Inc (202)872-8333 www.tis-acf.org EIN#52- 46116 Child Foundation (503)224-0409 www.childfoundation.org EIN#93-1148608 Save lives, build
1843141 To Inspire Strong (TIS) African Children Fund, Inc. was founded in 1994 through the hope. Education can move a child beyond poverty. Help children remain in school, giving them the
collaborative efforts of 3 U.S. families to meet the critical needs of Africa’s children in desperate tools to reach their full potential. 6.1% B,P,O
circumstances with holistic programs and services. 13.9% S,O,J 11496 Childrens Emergency Relief International (877)897-2374 www.cerikids.org EIN#74-
71359 United Help Ukraine (703)778-0381 unitedhelpukraine.org EIN#47-1837509 United Help 2933669 Impoverished children abandoned by their families and targeted for trafficking and en-
Ukraine assists those in Ukraine affected by Russia’s invasion into Ukraine & annexation of Crimea, slavement. Help us keep them safe; help us prepare them for an independent future. 21.8% P,X,O
especially Ukrainian defenders and families. Our values include acting with integrity, promoting 41104 Dental & Medical Care for the Poor of Honduras (Serving at the Crossroads)
Ukraine’s culture, and passion to help Ukraine. 3.4% P,Z (610)793-1851 www.servingatthecrossroads.org EIN#20-0418496 Support the Manos Amigas
83435 UOSSM USA (240)858-8006 www.uossm.us EIN#47-3403988 UOSSM USA is an indepen- clinic in the poorest part of La Entrada de Copan, Honduras. We provide year-round free dental
dent, nonprofit, non-government, medical, humanitarian organization, founded to support the and medical care; teach local health practitioners up-to-date medical skills and technologies; and
health-related needs and well-being of people and communities affected by crises, regardless of provide tools and supplies. 1.3% E,S,P
nationality, ethnicity, gender or religion. 10.6% E,P,S 74752 Dominican Republic Education and Mentoring Project Inc (607)216-4697 www.domin-
10884 Viet-Nam Assistance for the Handicapped (703)847-9582 vnah-hev.org EIN#54-1582271 icandream.org EIN#03-0362565 Inclusive, sustainable and quality education programs for under-
Vietnam Assistance for the Handicapped (VNAH) is a U.S.-based non-profit, non-political, tax-ex- privileged children and youth ages 3-24 in the Dominican Republic. Learning life skills, decision
empt charitable organization assisting Vietnamese with disabilities and other disadvantaged making, job training can be the difference between a life of poverty and a bright future. 13.0%
groups to regain mobility and improve their socio-economic status. 12.8% S,R,E B,O,A
16021 Wegene Ethiopian Foundation (703)455-1140 www.wegene.org EIN#35-2165352 Wegene 45954 Engineering World Health (984)234-3686 www.ewh.org EIN#62-1868670 When incubators
Ethiopian Foundation’s (WEF) mission is to improve the daily lives of the less fortunate and disad- are broken, babies die. When microscopes fail, diseases aren’t diagnosed. In Asia, Africa, Latin
vantaged children and their families in Ethiopia by overcoming three critical barriers in the poverty America our volunteer engineers install/repair hospital equipment, train local biomedical techni-
cycle: poor or no education, poor housing. 36.4% B,L,S cians, and improve health/medical care. 8.7% E,U,B
31685 Wildlife S O S (385)227-6418 wildlifesos.org/ EIN#20-3274638 Protecting India’s wildlife from 12290 Fellowship Association of Saint Therese (503)821-9848 www.familyofsainttherese.net
habitat loss, human-wildlife conflicts and human exploitation. 12.5% D,C,U EIN#05-0601715 Help us save the lives of unborn babies by persuading pregnant women to carry
44169 Women Enabled International (202)630-3818 www.womenenabled.org EIN#61-1685958 their babies. We will support the mothers and raise the children. 30.6% P,Z
Women Enabled International advances human rights at the intersection of gender and disability 11091 Global Hunger Project (212)251-9100 www.thp.org EIN#94-2443282 Help end chronic hun-
to: Respond to the lived experiences of women and girls with disabilities;Promote inclusion and ger, poverty in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. We empower millions to achieve lasting progress in
participation; an Achieve transformative equality. 7.7% R,Z health, education, nutrition and family income. 18.0% K,S,Z
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