Non-Profit Organizations
Oklahoma
The Homeless Alliance
The Homeless Alliance works to end long-term homelessness in Oklahoma City by building the capacity of the community through collaboration with other agencies, identifying and filling gaps in homeless services, bringing nationally-recognized best practices to the community, and working to build a system that is more efficient, rational, and caring.
Missouri
ExitNow
Exit Now was founded in 2021 out of the belief that the communities most impacted by the war on drugs should not continue to suffer while large corporations profit from the same plant that historically has been used as a tool of mass incarceration. We brought together a team of cannabis industry leaders and criminal and social justice advocates to work to impact this fundamental injustice. We are committed to Creating change in the Cannabis industry by making social equity and economic empowerment our primary focus.
Arkansas
The Hunger Alliance
Our vision is to create a hunger-free Arkansas. Through our public/private partnerships, we are connecting the dots between poverty, hunger and other aspects of life that keep low-income Arkansans stuck in a cycle of struggle. Un- and underemployment, children’s health, senior hospitalization, availability of healthcare, grade level reading, high school graduation rates, energy and housing assistance, wage inequality and so many other poverty-related issues directly impact the ability of families to put
food on the table.
Montana
Eagle Mount
Eagle Mount Bozeman is committed to provide quality adaptive recreation and sport opportunities for people with disabilities and young people impacted by cancer, and to provide support for families of participants, so that “they shall mount up with wings as eagles. Whether horseback riding, skiing, swimming, gardening, cycling, climbing, or enjoying a variety of other activities, our participants and their families expand their horizons in a multitude of ways through each of Montana’s four seasons. Recreation means a lot more than play-time; it is a chance for “re-creation” — restoring yourself by discovering new strength, confidence, freedom, and joy.