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Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Overview:
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) is a global nonprofit organization founded in 1954, dedicated to leading every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church. With a vision to see the world transformed by Jesus Christ through the influence of coaches and athletes, FCA operates in over 90 countries, engaging individuals at all levels of sport—from youth leagues to professional arenas.

Mission and Services:
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) exists to lead every coach and athlete into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and His church, guided by the core values of Integrity, Serving, Teamwork, and Excellence. Emphasizing Christ-like wholeness and unity, To fulfill its mission, FCA provides a wide range of programs that engage, equip, and empower participants, including Huddles for Bible study and fellowship, athletic Camps that promote spiritual and physical growth, impactful Events like “Fields of Faith,” and access to Resources that support discipleship, leadership development, and ongoing faith formation.

Impact:
In the 2023 fiscal year, FCA reported over 51,000 faith decisions and facilitated more than 20,000 Huddles. The organization served over 9 million coaches and athletes, demonstrating significant growth and outreach. FCA’s commitment to making a lasting impact is evident in its dedication to using sports as a platform for spiritual transformation.

Location: Kansas City
Fundraising Scope: International
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Wings of Hope Humanitarian Aviation

Wings of Hope Humanitarian Aviation

Overview:
Wings of Hope Humanitarian Aviation is a global humanitarian nonprofit organization that has been transforming lives since 1963 by utilizing aviation to provide essential services to underserved communities. Operating from its headquarters in Chesterfield, Missouri, the organization partners with local entities in over 10 countries, including Belize, Cambodia, Colombia, Ecuador, Haiti, Nicaragua, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, Tanzania, and Zambia, to deliver critical healthcare and educational resources to remote areas .

Mission and Services:
The mission of Wings of Hope is to change and save lives through the power of aviation. The organization is committed to empowering communities by providing access to healthcare, education, and emergency services, thereby enhancing the dignity and well-being of individuals in isolated regions. By leveraging aviation, Wings of Hope bridges the gap between remote communities and essential services, fostering sustainable development and self-reliance.

Impact:
In 2023, Wings of Hope and its GHN partners impacted over 62,000 people worldwide, demonstrating the organization’s significant role in global humanitarian efforts . Through its innovative use of aviation, Wings of Hope continues to make a profound difference in the lives of individuals in need, exemplifying the transformative power of humanitarian aviation.

Location: Chesterfield
Fundraising Scope: International
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Big Brothers / Big Sisters of America

Big Brothers / Big Sisters of America

Overview: 
Big Brothers / Big Sisters of America (BBBSA) is the nation’s premier one-to-one youth mentoring organization, dedicated to igniting the potential of young people facing adversity. Established in 1904, BBBSA operates through a vast network of over 200 local affiliates, serving youth aged 6 to 18 across the United States.

Mission and Services:
The organization’s mission is to build and support one-to-one relationships to ignite the biggest possible futures for youth. Through its unwavering commitment to mentorship, Big Brothers Big Sisters of America continues to make a lasting impact, empowering youth to achieve their full potential and positively shaping the future of communities nationwide.

Impact:
The impact of BBBSA’s programs is profound and measurable. According to a groundbreaking study conducted by Harvard University and the U.S. Department of Treasury, mentored youth experience a 15% increase in earnings between the ages of 20 and 25, a 20% higher likelihood of attending college, and improved behavioral outcomes, including lower absenteeism and fewer school suspensions . Locally, affiliates report that youth involved in mentoring programs show increased self-confidence, better academic performance, and stronger relationships with peers and family members .

Location: Tampa Bay
Fundraising Scope: National
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National Rifle Association

National Rifle Association

Overview: 
The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) is a prominent nonprofit organization founded in 1871 to promote and encourage rifle shooting on a scientific basis. Headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, the NRA has evolved into a leading advocate for Second Amendment rights, with a membership base that has historically reached over 5 million individuals.

Mission and Services:
The organization’s mission is to protect and defend the constitutional right of all law-abiding Americans to own and possess firearms. Through its lobbying arm, the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA), the organization actively engages in legislative advocacy to influence gun-related policies at the federal, state, and local levels.

Impact:
The impact of the NRA is evident in its significant influence on firearm-related legislation and its role in shaping public discourse on gun rights. Through its Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF), the organization endorses political candidates who support its stance on Second Amendment issues. The NRA’s advocacy efforts have contributed to the enactment of laws that protect and expand gun rights, while also fostering a nationwide culture of firearm safety and responsibility.

Location: Fairfaz
Fundraising Scope: National
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Scouting America

Scouting America

Overview: 
Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), is the largest youth organization in the United States, with a rich history dating back to 1910. Headquartered in Irving, Texas, Scouting America serves over 1 million youth participants and nearly 200,000 adult volunteers across the nation and internationally. The organization operates under the World Organization of the Scout Movement and offers programs in the United States, Europe, Japan, and South Korea.

Mission and Services:
Scouting America’s mission is to prepare young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law. The organization provides a comprehensive range of programs tailored to different age groups, including Cub Scouts (ages 5–10), Scouts BSA (ages 10–18), Venturing (ages 14–21), and Sea Scouts (ages 14–21). These programs focus on character development, leadership skills, outdoor activities, and community service. Scouting America also operates four high-adventure bases: Northern Tier, Philmont Scout Ranch, Sea Base, and Summit Bechtel Reserve, offering unique experiences in wilderness exploration and adventure.

Impact:
Scouting America’s impact is profound and far-reaching. Since its inception, approximately 130 million Americans have participated in its programs. The organization emphasizes responsible citizenship, self-reliance, and ethical decision-making, fostering a generation of leaders committed to positive community engagement. Through its extensive volunteer network, Scouting America continues to make a significant difference in the lives of young people, preparing them for life’s challenges with integrity and purpose.

Location: Irving
Fundraising Scope: National
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Teach For America

Teach For America

Overview: 
Teach For America (TFA) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to addressing educational inequity by enlisting and developing a diverse corps of leaders committed to educational excellence. Founded in 1990 by Wendy Kopp, TFA has grown into a network of over 70,000 leaders, including corps members, alumni, and fellows, working across more than 9,000 schools nationwide .

Mission and Services:
TFA’s mission is to find, develop, and support extraordinary leaders who will work to expand educational opportunity for all children. The organization recruits individuals from diverse backgrounds to teach in underserved communities for a minimum of two years. Corps members receive intensive training and ongoing support to effectively teach and lead in classrooms. Beyond teaching, TFA emphasizes leadership development, encouraging corps members and alumni to take on roles in education policy, school leadership, and community advocacy .

Impact:
TFA’s impact is evident in its contributions to student achievement and educational leadership. Research indicates that students taught by TFA corps members demonstrate improved academic outcomes, with studies showing gains in mathematics and reading . The organization also plays a significant role in diversifying the teaching profession; 57% of current corps members identify as people of color, and 64% come from low-income backgrounds . TFA alumni continue to influence education through leadership roles, with over 1,400 serving as principals and more than 1,000 in policy and advocacy positions .

Location: New York City
Fundraising Scope: National
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Texas School For the Blind & Visually Impaired

Texas School For the Blind & Visually Impaired

Overview: 
Established in 1856, the Texas School for the Blind and Visually Impaired (TSBVI) is a premier state agency and educational institution located in Austin, Texas. Serving as a vital component of Texas’s educational system, TSBVI provides specialized programs for students aged birth to 22 who are blind, visually impaired, or deafblind. The school offers a comprehensive range of services, including on-campus education, outreach programs, summer enrichment, and professional development for educators and families .

Mission and Services:
TSBVI’s mission is to serve as a leading center of expertise and resources, working in partnership with schools, families, communities, and organizations to transform educational outcomes for students who are blind, visually impaired, or deafblind. The vision is to empower all Texas students in this demographic to lead productive and fulfilling lives .

Impact:
TSBVI’s impact is evident through its multifaceted programs. The comprehensive K–12 program provides year-round education, including residential services, with a focus on both core and expanded core curricula. Short-term programs offer intensive instruction in areas such as orientation and mobility, assistive technology, and independent living skills. Summer enrichment programs further support students’ development and social engagement .

Location: Austin
Fundraising Scope: Local/Regional
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The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy

Overview: 
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is one of the most effective and wide-reaching environmental organizations in the world. Founded in 1951, TNC works to conserve the lands and waters on which all life depends, with a presence in all 50 U.S. states and more than 70 countries.

Mission and Services:
To protect the natural world and tackle climate change, land degradation, and biodiversity loss. They work on climate resilience, forest restoration, ocean conservation, and freshwater sustainability through science-based, community-driven projects.

Impact:
To date, The Nature Conservancy has helped conserve over 125 million acres of land and thousands of miles of rivers worldwide. Its work also includes renewable energy advocacy, policy reform, and partnerships with governments, indigenous groups, and corporations.

Location: Arlington
Fundraising Scope: International
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Harvest House

Harvest House

Overview: 
Harvest House, officially known as Your Harvest House, is a nonprofit organization based in Burleson, Texas, dedicated to supporting individuals and families facing financial hardship. Established in 1984 through a collaborative effort of local churches, the organization became an independent nonprofit in 2012. It serves residents of Johnson County and parts of southern Tarrant County, offering essential services such as food assistance, clothing, financial aid, and educational resources. Harvest House is committed to providing compassionate support to those in need .

Mission and Services:
The mission of Harvest House is to provide basic necessities, spiritual encouragement, education, and care to individuals and families in the community, guided by Biblical principles. Its vision is to help families break the cycle of hopelessness by offering resources that restore dignity and independence. The organization upholds values of integrity, transparency, and collaboration with other community organizations to address nutritional, financial, and spiritual needs In 2023, Harvest House served over 8,000 unduplicated residents, providing 432,064 pounds of food, $114,727 in financial aid, and 3,055 clothing visits. The organization operates a food pantry offering monthly groceries, with additional support during summer and holiday seasons for families with children. It also delivers food to seniors in low-income housing and collaborates with local food ministries. Financial assistance is available for rent, utilities, and other urgent needs.

Impact:
The Storehouse Resale Shop offers affordable clothing and household items, with vouchers available for eligible clients. Additionally, Harvest House partners with over ten local organizations to provide services such as financial counseling and employment guidance, embodying its commitment to not only meet immediate needs but also to empower individuals toward long-term stability .

Location: Burleson
Fundraising Scope: Local/Regional
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National Space Society of North Texas

National Space Society of North Texas

Overview: 
The National Space Society of North Texas (NSSNT) is a prominent chapter of the National Space Society (NSS), a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting space exploration, development, and settlement. Located in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, NSSNT serves as a hub for space enthusiasts, scientists, engineers, and educators, fostering a community passionate about the future of humanity in space. The chapter is recognized for its active engagement in public outreach, education, and advocacy related to space science and technology.

Mission and Services:
NSSNT’s mission aligns with that of the National Space Society: to advocate for the creation of a spacefaring civilization. The organization aims to promote social, economic, technological, and political change to expand civilization beyond Earth, settle space, and utilize the resulting resources to build a hopeful and prosperous future for humanity. With a vision of people living and working in thriving communities beyond Earth, NSSNT strives to inspire and educate the public about the benefits and possibilities of space exploration.

Impact:
NSSNT actively contributes to the local community through various educational and outreach programs. The chapter participates in events such as Moon Day at the Frontiers of Flight Museum, Astronomy Day at the UT-Arlington Planetarium, and Yuri’s Night celebrations, engaging attendees with exhibits, presentations, and hands-on activities. These initiatives aim to inspire interest in space science and technology among students and the general public. Additionally, NSSNT collaborates with schools and other organizations to promote STEM education and space-related topics, offering resources and support for educators and students.

Location: Allen
Fundraising Scope: National
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