The Pradiya Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission of empowering the people of India and Nepal to improve living conditions for people suffering from illness, poverty, discrimination and a lack of human rights.

The organization seeks to provide people with tools to improve their lives in a sustainable way. Pradiya’s mission is inspired by the lived realities in India and Nepal– where education, employment opportunities, and healthcare are currently lacking significantly. The Pradiya Foundation vows to support people on their journey to create the changes they want to see in their own communities and within their own lives.

The Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi) is a not-for-profit medical research organization that discovers, develops, and delivers safe, effective, and affordable treatments for neglected people. DNDi is developing medicines for sleeping sickness, leishmaniasis, Chagas disease, river blindness, mycetoma, dengue, pediatric HIV, advanced HIV disease, cryptococcal meningitis, and hepatitis C. Its research priorities include children’s health, gender equity and gender-responsive R&D, and diseases impacted by climate change. Since its creation in 2003, DNDi has joined with industry, academia, government, and philanthropic partners across the globe to deliver 12 new treatments, saving millions of lives.

Since 2007, The Matthew Larson Foundation has financially supported families living with pediatric brain tumors and funded research in the hopes of finding a cure. 

Red Door Community is New York City’s preeminent nonprofit cancer support organization helping everyone and anyone impacted by cancer. A welcoming place that provides a full complement of FREE cancer support, emotional and educational programs, and healthy lifestyle workshops online and in‐person. We are committed to expanding our program and broadening our reach to meet the growing needs of individuals living with cancer, in more ways, and in more places than ever before. Because only Red Door Community is committed to providing unwavering support at every stage of the cancer experience, so no one faces cancer alone. Not today. Not tomorrow. Not ever.

Sometimes, a device is all that stands in the way of an individual with a disability achieving independence or pursuing their passion. When that device is not available in the marketplace, that’s when May We Help’s volunteers step in. They are a team of engineers, industrial designers, inventors, welders, woodworkers, seamstresses, doctors, occupational and physical therapists whose skill sets come together to design, build and deliver custom devices at no cost to hundreds of recipients every year.

Achilles International is a global organization providing opportunities and support for people with disabilities interested in participating in mainstream athletics. Through a portfolio of programs, Achilles encourages personal achievement, enhances self-esteem and breaks down barriers to living a fulfilling and healthy life. Achilles promotes inclusion and community by bringing together athletes with disabilities and their able-bodied peers.

The Manjushree Vidyapith School cares for and educates needy children from a vast area of the Northeast Himalaya, Indo-Tibet border. The organization’s focus is on the upliftment and protection of girls and differently abled children. The school reports that they place great emphasis on human kindness, compassion and love with a hope to inspire young people to act with a good heart, to become leaders in their communities and to help bring peace to the world.

The Magdi Yacoub Global Heart Foundation works to dramatically change the health outcomes of the most vulnerable, particularly children, by improving comprehensive, advanced cardiac care available to all people in need, free of charge.

The Family Center’s mission is to strengthen families affected by crisis, illness or loss to create a more secure present and future for their children. The Family Center offers evidence-based, trauma-informed social, legal, behavioral health and mental health services to New Yorkers and their families. Their team combines a keen business sense with a personalized approach, partnering with these families to plan their next steps and long-term solutions. Family Center trademarks are at-home visits and coordinated support strategies. Many client families are struggling with a severe trauma or loss. By staying with these families every step of the way, The Family Center builds stability, trust, and sustainable results. Staff work to provide immediate care and ensure a secure future for parents and children. Working with The Family Center, vulnerable NYC children and families stay stronger, longer.

Many Hopes rescues children from poverty and abuse in Mombasa, Kenya by providing essential healthcare and education to local children so they can learn to solve the problems that charity alone cannot. It provides them with loving homes and excellent schooling complete with the physical, mental and emotional healing of the whole child necessary for them to excel.