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To disciple this generation of young adults in the spirit and power of John the Baptist as we anticipate the coming of the Lord.

San Marino Community Church strives to respond with generosity in service to others. The Board of Deacons organizes ministry teams to provide care for the entire church family, as well as the needs of the larger community. SMCC also works with several non-profits in the San Gabriel Valley to help lower-income families in the greater Los Angeles area.

Ihsan foundation is a USA based charity with an objective to make a difference in the lives of the people in the West African region through educational, humanitarian, and healthcare projects. We believe in the essential dignity of all human beings, regardless of national origin, ethnicity, gender or religion. While most of the work has been focused on Sierra Leone due to the 10 year war devastation, Ihsan has since broadened its services to other neighboring countries – Guinea, Cameroon, Niger, Ghana, Liberia, and Nigeria. Ihsan Foundation works with many local communities and various local Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) throughout the region to implement its projects.

The United Intentions Foundation provides tools, programs, and resources for individuals, business and schools to simply raise the understanding that our thoughts create our reality. And by directing our thoughts with positive intentions, we can turn challenges into opportunities and increase our resiliency to be more successful in any endeavor in life.

Global Hope was founded in 1996 to rescue and care for abandoned children in Romania, Kenya and India. God works through Global Hope to promote and nurture lasting and loving relationships for abandoned, orphaned, and at-risk children and to help the communities where these children live develop sustainable resources for effective Christian parenting. We equip our mission partners with the appropriate resources, education, mentoring, and financial support to effectively care for abandoned, orphaned, and at-risk children. We also facilitate relationships with other organizations that can assist our mission partners in their ministry. This process provides Christian volunteers with opportunities for hands-on service and giving. Our goal is to help our mission partners achieve long-term sustainability.

IKAR is dedicated to reanimating Jewish life through imaginative engagement and a deep commitment to social justice.

Loving God by loving all God's creation

Help to Heal the Hurt of Hunger and the Consequences of Poverty

Spertus Institute for Jewish Learning and Leadership invites people of all ages and backgrounds to explore the multifaceted Jewish experience. Through innovative public programming, exhibit, collections, research facilities, and degree programs, Spertus inspires learning, serves diverse communities, and fosters understanding for Jews and people of all faiths, locally, regionally, and around the world.

Our mission is to equip Camden's children and young adults with the skills necessary for academic achievement, life management, spiritual growth, and Christian leadership.

Shirat HaNefesh (Song of the Soul) is a “come as you are” Jewish community serving all who are on a Jewish path in the DC area. Soulful, spiritual, musical; intimate, informal, accepting, laid-back. …we attract seekers from all backgrounds. If you’re Jewish, or interested in Judaism, and want to try things on for size – this is the place. We fill our services with beautiful music, led by our extraordinary hazzan (cantor) and rabbi, and consider no question too foolish to ask. All are welcome, including interfaith families.

Chabad at Beekman-Sutton is one of over 4,500 Chabad Centers worldwide, inspired by the vision of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson. Chabad at Beekman-Sutton was founded in 2006 as a division of Chabad Lubavitch of Midtown Manhattan (www.ChabadMidtown.com) to enhance Jewish opportunities in the East Midtown area of Manhattan. Led by Rabbi Shmuel Metzger and his wife Raizy, Chabad has reached out and touched thousands of lives through a warm and personal approach to community building. Hundreds of families and individuals have taken part in our High Holiday Services, Holiday Family Events, Public Menorah Lightings, Shabbat Services, Torah Classes, Passover Seders, Preschool and more. In 2008, Chabad moved to its current location on East 53rd Street between 1st and 2nd avenue, where it continues to grow. Our Motto is Torah Literacy ~ Mitzvah Observance ~ Jewish Unity.