796 Foundations that have given Aging and Seniors grants in Northwest Territories

THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO INSPIRE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN, EMPOWER THEM TO ASK "WHY NOT?- AND TEACH THEM TO NEVER GIVE UP. THE FOUNDATION WORKS TO HELP CHILDREN THAT ARE FACING HARDSHIPS OF ANY KIND AND WHEN FACED WITH THAT ADVERSITY FIGHT TO SUCCEED AND TO NEVER GIVE UP. THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO SUPPORTING COMMUNITY-BASED EDUCATION AND FAMILY SERVICE PROGRAMS WHILE ENCOURAGING YOUTH TO BELIEVE IN THEMSELVES.

THE ARMSTEAD ACADEMIC PROJECT INVESTS ITS TIME, RESOURCES, AND PASSION INTO CREATING STRONGER COMMUNITIES IN THE SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA AREA BY PROVIDING SPACE AND DIRECT SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROVIDE CHARITABLE SERVICES TO ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN IN THE AREA. ARMSTEAD ACADEMIC PROJECT SEEKS OUT AND IDENTIFIES COMMUNITY LEADERS WHO ARE ALREADY MANAGING AND RUNNING UNDER-FUNDED DIRECT CHARITABLE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN, AND PROVIDES THOSE LEADERS AND PROGRAMS WITH ADDITIONAL RESOURCES AND INFRASTRUCTURE TO ALLOW THOSE PROGRAMS TO INCREASE THEIR SIZE AND SCALE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY. ARMSTEAD ACADEMIC PROJECT AIMS TO OBTAIN ADDITIONAL FUNDING SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH A PHYSICAL LOCATION THAT SERVES AS A CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CENTER THAT IS ANCHORED IN THE SACRAMENTO AREA.

SEEDING VITALITY ARTS (FORMERLY SEEDING ARTFUL AGING)

Oakland Kids First is a community-based nonprofit organization with a mission to increase youth voice, leadership and power to create engaging and equitable public schools where all students learn and lead. OKF programs amplify youth voice and build power for low-income students of color in Oakland, CA.

EDUCATE SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN AND MAINTAIN SANCTUARY FOR INJURED WILDLIFE