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African Entrepreneur Collective was founded in summer 2012 by social entrepreneurs Julienne Oyler and Sara Leedom, whose experience living and working in Africa convinced them that supporting young entrepreneurs was the most sustainable way to move African nations out of poverty. Executive Director Julienne Oyler has an MBA from Yale University and more than 10 years of experience in education and international development. Managing Director Sara Leedom has an MBA for Oxford’s Said Business School and 15 years experience growing and managing social impact organizations. Both have lived and travelled extensively throughout Africa.

"Religion that God accepts as pure and without fault is this: caring for orphans or widows who need help, and keeping yourself free from the world's evil influence." James 1:27 NCV

“To strengthen the partnership between the citizens of Milton and our public safety first responders.”

Dembi Dollo Hospital Foundation is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization dedicated to actively promoting the recovery of unused medical supplies for the purpose of Global aid, waste reduction, and cost-effectiveness. We are directed to improve healthcare in Africa. Dembi Dollo Hospital Foundation and partners work together with a shared purpose to provide critical medical supplies, equipment and training to hospitals in rural Africa. Our vision is to supply hospitals throughout rural Africa with medical necessities and training until such time they are self-sustaining. We are focussed on creating a community in which all people achieve their full potential for health and well-being across the life-span. Dembi Dollo believes that patients deserve to have timely access to healthcare and that our systems should reflect this value. At Dembi Dollo, our core values are compassion, innovation, integrity and excellence.

Marina del Rey Station is one of 23 patrol stations within the Los Angeles Sheriff's Department, which is the largest sheriff’s department in the world.  The department operates in the courts, custody facilities, patrol stations, detective assignments, and other special operations within the county.   Marina del Rey Station provides police services for the unincorporated communities of Marina del Rey, Ladera Heights, View Park, and Windsor Hills.  Within the combined 6.3 square miles of patrol area, Marina del Rey Station serves a population of over 26,000 people.  Marina del Rey Station boat operations are the only 24 hour law enforcement entity patrolling the waters of Los Angeles County, including the 72 miles of coastline from Ventura County to the North and Orange County to the South.  Our primary patrol waters include Marina del Rey Harbor and the Santa Monica Bay.  The Marina del Rey Station patrol area borders the jurisdictions of the Los Angeles Police Department (77th, South-West, and Pacific Divisions), Culver City Police Department, and Inglewood Police Department.  We appreciate the opportunity to serve our community and the support we have earned from our residents, businesses, and community members and leaders.

HHP is a California-registered 501(c)(3) charity founded in 2005 to fund primary care services through a medical clinic in the rural area of Grande Colline. Our clinic in Cherident is staffed by an all Haitian medically-trained team that treats 4.000 patients each year, mostly women and young children. Many patients walk as long as four hours to receive vaccines, antibiotics, other medicines and a peanut-based supplement for infant malnutrition (medika mamba). In the United States, we are a 100% volunteer organization so that all of our donations can be maximized where they matter most: in Haiti.  Over 90% of our current donations go directly to the clinic's expenses. 

Aboki International helps needy communities in Northern Nigeria facing serious challenges meet their basic needs and find hope. They assist community workers, provide access to food resources, sponsor educational opportunities for students, provide literacy training, and help with essential medicines and medical supplies. They also protect victims from oppression, support conflict resolution efforts and help achieve strategic outcomes.

Blessings International's mission is to facilitate medical missions primarily in developing nations by serving as a source of pharmaceuticals and medical supplies. Founded in 1981 by Dr. Harold Harder after personally observing the dire need for even the most common medicines on his first medical mission trip, Blessings endeavors to provide essential medicines necessary for the treatment of disease and maintenance of general health, including those for the eradication of parasites infecting many children and adults in developing nations. It is our desire that the combination of medicine, prayer and evangelism will bring the needy more readily to Jesus as Saviour and Lord.

Assist International is involved in two primary areas: 1) Children's relief projects and, 2) Medical projects in third world and developing countries. Assist International builds the capacity of hospitals in developing countries to more effectively serve the people in their area. We provide medical equipment and training for physicians and nursing staff, which significantly increases the amount and quality of care that a hospital is able to give. AI also work to build the capacity of local governments, community members, and/or NGO's to met the primary and developmental needs of orphaned and vulnerable children (OVC's) within their community.

To provide the Nepalese access to resources that allow for the responsible development of a sustainable community.

Working diligently to funnel our efforts towards alleviating and responding to the sufferings of others around the globe.