Facts, life-skills, knowledge, and savvy women-focused know how for women living with the autoimmune no-hair disorder, alopecia areata. We're not only about bald. We're fostering options including wigs. We educate women to accept themselves first which enables them to build better relationships with friends, family and often for the first time in their lives, to talk about alopecia without feeling ashamed.

The Media Consortium is a network of independent news organizations. Our mission is to support and grow the independent news sector.

Chemo Comfort’s concern is making life easier and more comfortable for the cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy. Chemo Comfort provides resources that enable cancer patients to take positive, comforting measures for themselves, thereby empowering patients at a time when so much feels out of their control.

To inspire, foster, and promote artistic expression, personal growth, and social justice for youth in our collective communities through the use of the spoken and written word.

Harvest Home Farmer’s Market (HH), New York largest network of farmers markets serving low-income neighborhoods, provides access to fresh produce, locally made goods and healthy resources. In 2012 HH operated 17 markets in the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens. HH complements its markets with health-promoting activities like Eating for Good Health and Play Street programs.

The National Headache Foundation exists to enhance the healthcare of individuals with headache. It is a source of help to their families, physicians and allied healthcare professionals who treat them, and to the public. The NHF accomplishes its mission by providing educational and informational resources, supporting headache research, and advocating for the understanding of headache as a legitimate neurobiological disease.

Agora Partnerships accelerates companies working to create positive change. We invest & leverage human, social, and financial capital into entrepreneurs working intentionally to create a more just, prosperous, and healthy world.

Community TV Network (CTVN), a leader in community access to digital media arts, empowers low-income young adults and children in Chicago to identify, address, and resolve issues through the use and understanding of digital media arts. CTVN gives youth the awareness, motivation, and tools to create a positive future for themselves and their neighborhoods. CTVN equips future leaders with skills to produce and consume high-quality video news relevant to their lives and communities.

The NC Conservation Network supports, trains and coordinates diverse groups and directly advocates to achieve equitable and sustainable solutions for our environment. Our goals include providing updates and environmental news to NC environmental groups, training activists to become more effective advocates, fostering healthy patterns of communication and collaboration, and convening and facilitating coalitions to address significant environmental issues.

Scenarios USA uses writing and film to foster youth leadership, advocacy and self-expression in students across the country with a focus on marginalized communities. We are built on the belief that by valuing youth and listening to their opinions, we can promote healthy relationships and empower a new generation of engaged citizens.

Baltimore Woods Nature Center is a premiere educational organization that transforms individuals and communities through place-based education by cultivating an abiding love for the natural world, while serving as a model of sensible stewardship.

CHAA supports Camp Hale and its summer and winter programs for boys and girls from the Southend of Boston, West Roxbury and Dorchester through fundraising, volunteering, mentoring, professional support. CHAA's vision of greatness is to provide sufficient resources to meet the entire operating budget of Camp Hale programs thus relieving the financial responsibility from USES, the agency that operates Camp Hale. And to insure that no child is denied the opportunity to be influenced by Camp Hale.