Search Nonprofits

Freedom Hills is in its 36th year of providing low or no cost therapy services for the Challenged Population of our area. We have seen first hand and have documentation of how well this therapy works for these individuals. With the assistance of a trained staff, volunteer therapists and aides, Physician referrals we are able to provide this. We also take in and rehabilitate rescued ponies and horses. We work with At Risk youth as both riders and volunteers. We have a Senior Citizen Program. Our funding is mostly through donations although we do have several fund raisers a year and are looking for grant writers.

VOLUNTEER MARINE FIRE & RESCUE RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL FIRE, RESCUE AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES AROUND 20,600 ACRE SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE. ALSO PROVIDE CRITICAL SUPPORT SERVICES TO LAND BASED COUNTERPARTS IN 3 COUNTIES.

The mission of the Allegheny County Parks Foundation is to help improve, conserve, maintain, protect, preserve and restore the Allegheny County Parks facilities and open spaces and to support educational, recreational, natural, and cultural activities

DAN is Divers Alert Network, the diving industry’s largest association dedicated to scuba diving safety. Serving scuba divers for more than 30 years, DAN provides emergency assistance, medical information resources, educational opportunities and more. Whether you are just learning how to scuba dive or are a veteran of the sport, DAN has a great deal to offer you.

Partners for Parks promotes Parks, Greenways, Open Space, Recreational programs and Nature Centers in neighborhoods throughout Charlotte, Mecklenburg County and the surrounding Region.

To help preserve and maintain Paris Mountain State Park

Heroes on Horseback enriches our community and the lives of individuals with special needs by providing equine assisted activities and therapy in an effective, compassionate environment.

The Wegerzyn Garden Foundation's mission is to conduct fundraising, increase awareness, and support the programs and continued development of Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark.

The Special Olympics movement unlocks the joy of sport to inspire people throughout the world to open their minds to human giftedness. The mission of Special Olympics Kentucky is to provide year-round sports training and competition in a variety of Olympic type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Special Olympics give athletes continuing opportunities to develop physical fitness, demonstrate courage, experience joy and participate in the sharing of gifts, skills and friendship with their families, other Special Olympics athletes and the community.

The Madison Gay Hockey Association is an adult developmental ice hockey league for people of all sexualities and gender identifications. We are especially committed to providing opportunities for those who have historically felt uncomfortable in traditional sports settings to learn and teach ice hockey in a safe, supportive, and fun environment. We aspire to the highest standards of sportsmanship and promote integration of the wider Madison community into the gay community.

Their mission is to provide opportunities for children that will have a lasting effect on their life. When these kids get off of the plane, they will immediately become aware that they are in a very different place and among unfamiliar people. However, once they get on the baseball field, they will find that they do have something in common with the locals and will learn that it goes beyond baseball. We use baseball to bridge cultural gaps. The life lesson for the kids is that, by finding common ground, relationships can be forged with anyone. They achieve their mission by focusing on the following efforts (click on any of the following links for more detail about that initiative): Scholarships for American and Dominican youth baseball players to participate in an international baseball exchange. Providing needed baseball equipment to Dominican teams. Scholarships for Dominican players to study in the United States.

Because every child deserves the chance to play. The Miracle League of Frisco is a sports organization for special needs children from the ages of 5 through age 19. Our goal is to provide a positive experiencefor the children that participate in our league. Our League offers baseball, soccer, bowling, football, basketball, track and soon golf. Eligible players are any child with special needs (with all levels of disabilities) that reside throughout the North Texas area.