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The Immigrant Welcome Center empowers immigrants by connecting them to the people, places, and resources that enable them to build successful lives and enrich our community.

To equip a new generation of Palestinian and Israeli change agents with the leadership tools needed to create social, economic and political change in the region.

To develop programs and to encourage intercultural relationships that promote refugee self-sufficiency and assimilation.

Dedicated to fostering cultural awareness and friendship between Americans and Koreans.

We are a mission of the Christian Church(Disciples of Christ), Episcopal, Presbyterian Church(USA), United Church of Christ, United Methodist Church and individuals from other traditions. Our mission is to share God's universal love as revealed in Jesus Christ with the campus communities of Northern Virginia; to encourage students and others in their intellectual and spiritual journey; to cultivate service to others as a way of life; to affirm the dignity of all people, foster reconcilement among those who are alienated, and nourish multi-cultural experiences of inclusive community; to advocate for peace with justice in personal, social, and international life; and to witness to the unity of the human family.

To empower and support the needy to become self-sufficient by alleviating their hardships during tough life-changing circumstances.

Their major educational services are weekend classes for children and adults. These classes teach the Qur’an and Arabic, religious studies, as well as reading and writing lessons in Pashto and Farsi, which are the languages spoken in Afghanistan.

The Pioneer Valley Workers’ Center builds power with low-wage and immigrant workers throughout Western Massachusetts. Together, we organize to build community and win real change in the lives of working people.

Mercyful Charities Inc., 501(c)(3) not for profit Charitable Organization registered in Maryland. The primary beneficiaries of the fund will be those living in the State of Kerala, India.

from the website: "Saint Basil Academy is a national not-for-profit philanthropic center for children and young adults in need. Our mission is to provide a safe and supportive environment where our children and young adults are nurtured to become healthy members of society with vision and hope."

It’s been our honour to serve people from all over East Africa and the Middle East. Our participants come from Congo, South Sudan, Sudan, Burundi, Rwanda, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, Iraq and Syria, with an array of cultural backgrounds and religious beliefs, coming together in the name of forgiveness and rehabilitation. In every session, we see individuals making personal commitment to growth and development; commitment that translates into action and results. That’s why we see over 50% reduction in trauma symptoms within a two week program. That’s why we see families restored and homes rebuilt. That’s why hope and long term sustainability abounds. We believe our job is to walk alongside individuals as they embark on the journey towards hope and participate in our programs that lead to rehabilitation.

Promote socialization among Scottish Americans and support charitable activities.