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Compassion Cafe seeks the integration of people with intellectual and developmentaldisabilities through hands-on training and employment in a small coffee shopenvironment.
Send Officers To The Funerals Of Officers That Die In The Line Of Duty. We Make A Monetary Donation To The Family That Lost Their Loved One.
To create employment opportunities in industry for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).
TO CREATE AND SUPPORT OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH IDD IN MAKING CHOICES TO LIVE, WORK, AND LOVE LIFE IN THEIR COMMUNITY WITH DIGNITY AND RESPECT.
To create a world that welcomes all people with disabilities by empowering them, by influencing the non-disabled, by serving as a liaison between the two groups, and by working toward a goal of economic independence through employment.
The Food Chain Workers Alliance is a coalition of worker-based organizations whose members plant, harvest, process, pack, transport, prepare, serve, and sell food, organizing to improve wages and working conditions for all workers along the food chain.
Also known as COLUMBIA INDUSTRIES
Guided by Christian values, our mission is to assist refugees, immigrants, the economically challenged and the underserved to become self-sufficient and productive members of their communities.
The mission of the Children Youth and Family Collaborative is to establish partnerships with youth-centered organizations and community volunteers to serve youth who are at-risk or in foster care for the purpose of enhancing, supporting and providing a holistic approach to their educational, vocational and overall well-being.
PVJOBS is a nonprofit 501©3 public benefit corporation whose mission is to provide career-track employment opportunities for at-risk youth, adults and veterans in construction and related industries.
Youth With Faces gives youth in the juvenile justice system a second chance to be more than a faceless statistic. We all know making poor choices is part of growing up. But for incarcerated youth, the poverty and dysfunction that led to their mistakes create a cycle of crime difficult for any teen to overcome alone. This is why we are here, every day without fail, with respect, accountability and belief in their potential. We help Dallas County youth change doing time into a time to learn and practice critical character lessons and work skills. As a result, they significantly reduce their chances of returning to custody and can build a new identity – as a capable young person with a contribution to make.
Their mission is to enable African-Americans and other disadvantaged persons to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights