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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
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| 101 | FREEDOM IN CHRIST INC 1. PROVIDE CHRISTIAN PROGRAMMING AND ACTIVITIES TO CHILDREN AND THEIR FAMILIES IN UKRAINE, ETHIOPIA AND WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA AS WE SHARE OUR LOVE FOR JESUS CHRIST. 2. PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WITH THOSE INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE AND ALCOHOL ABUSE ISSUES THROUGH MINISTRY, COMMUNITY PROJECTS, SUPERVISION AND GUIDANCE. 3. PROVIDE FINANCIAL AND SPIRITUAL SUPPORT TO THE ELDERLY, FAMILIES, THOSE THAT ARE AFFECTED BY SUBSTANCE ABUSE, DISASTERS AND WAR, AND, 4. PROVIDE TRAINING TO EQUIP YOUNG PEOPLE TO SERVE AS PROVIDERS OF THE SERVICES DESCRIBED ABOVE. OUR PURPOSE IS DERIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING SCRIPTURES: ISAIAH 58:7 - IS IT NOT TO DEAL THY BREAD TO THE HUNGRY, AND THAT THOU BRING THE POOR THAT ARE CAST OUT TO THY HOUSE? WHEN THOU SEEST THE NAKED, THAT THOU COVER HIM; AND THAT THOU HIDE NOT THYSELF FROM THINE OWN FLESH? PROVERBS 22:6 - TRAIN UP A CHILD IN THE WAY HE SHOULD GO AND WHEN HE IS OLD, HE WILL NOT DEPART FROM IT. | CANDLER, NC | |
| 102 | BOBBY LABONTE FOUNDATION INC TO SUPPORT CHARITIES THROUGHOUT NORTH CAROLINA WHO PROVIDE HELP TO FAMILIES AND CHILDREN IN NEED. | HIGH POINT, NC | |
| 103 | CHILDRENS HOPE ALLIANCE TO PROVIDE A SAFE, HEALING JOURNEY FOR HURTING CHILDREN AND FAMILIES - CREATING HOPE NOW AND IN THE FUTURE. | BARIUM SPNGS, NC | |
| 104 | Food For Days Providing meals for children | Mooresville, NC | |
| 105 | KIDRON BROOK MINISTRIES INC EDUCATING SCHOOL CHILDREN OF THE DANGERS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING | KERNERSVILLE, NC | |
| 106 | HOME OF HOPE INDIA - US A COLLABORATION WITH THE SALESIAN, CARMELITE, FRANCISCAN CLARIST, HOLY SPIRIT, MISSIONARY SISTERS OF MARY HELP OF CHRISTIANS AND ST. ANNE SISTERS TO RESCUE, HOUSE AND EDUCATE 2000+ ORPHAN GIRLS, THE UNWANTED "STREETCHILDREN" OF INDIA AND ASSIST IN THE EDUCATION OF 70,000 BOYS AND GIRLS, THE POOREST OF THE POOR. | WILMINGTON, NC | |
| 107 | NEWBORNS IN NEED INC PROVIDE CARE NECESSITIES THROUGH LOCAL SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES TO PREMATURE, ILL, OR IMPOVERISHED NEWBORNS TO GIVE THEM A SAFE HEALTHY START TO LIFE. | PFAFFTOWN, NC | |
| 108 | GREATER GIFT INITIATIVE INC ADVOCATE FOR CLINICAL TRIAL PARTICIPATION BY MAKING DONATIONS TO CHILDHOOD HUNGER AND VACCINE ORGANIZATIONS IN HONOR OF CLINICAL TRIAL PARTICIPANTS. | WINSTONSALEM, NC | |
| 109 | PORCH-Durham To provide supplemental food to children and families facing hunger in Durham County, NC. | Durham, NC | |
| 110 | The Sandbox Group Inc Since the inception of The Sandbox in 2011, we have served over 5,000 families. In this time, The Sandbox mission has remained steadfast in serving children with cancer, a life-altering, rare or terminal illness. In 2016, we refined our vision for creating the most intimate, impactful level of care, which propelled The Sandbox to a new level of service a level of service that meets each family where they are in their journey and provides and accounts for their individualized needs. Our CARRE program is the umbrella to which all support is offered. CARRE stands for Caring About Real Relationships Empathetically. Because support can mean very different things to people, The Sandbox strives to meet the social, emotional and material needs of the entire family, not just the honoree. The Sandbox is committed to walking alongside families who face the realities of having a child with a diagnosis. This can mean helping with basic needs, arranging special days to get a break from the rigors of | Charlotte, NC | |
| 111 | FAMILY SUPPORT NETWORK OF SOUTHERN PIEDMONT Support to families with children of special needs | Harrisburg, NC | |
| 112 | Book Harvest Book Harvest provides books to children who need them and engages families and communities to promote childrens lifelong literacy and academic success. | Durham, NC | |
| 113 | Learning Outside Inc Learning Outside Inc. provides hands-on, experiential outdoor learning opportunities for children that enhance current lives and learning, instill a love of nature and promote lifelong stewardship of the Earth. | Carrboro, NC | |
| 114 | THE OVERCOMING LIGHT CHARITABLE-CARING FOR NEEDY CHILDREN | MORAVIAN FALLS, NC | |
| 115 | ONE BY ONE COSTA RICA ONE BY ONE COSTA RICA ASSISTS THE YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS OF VUELO DE AGUILA, A CHURCH IN SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, AND THE HISPANIC CHILDREN OF LA ESCUALITA SCHOOL IN CHARLOTTE, NC. IN ADDITION THEY PROVIDE FUNDING TO PURCHASE A BUILDING FOR VUELO DE AGUILA. | CHARLOTTE, NC | |
| 116 | BACK IN THE WOODS AGAIN INC TO PROVIDE A SAFE HUNTING ENVIRONMENT FOR WHEELCHAIR BOUND INDIVIDUALS, CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES AND OTHER PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED INDIVIDUALS THAT COULD NOT OTHERWISE HUNT | BENNETT, NC | |
| 117 | PTSO FOR CIS TO FOSTER THE RELATIONSHIP OF HOME AND SCHOOL SO THAT PARENTS AND TEACHER MAY COOPERATE IN THE EDUCATION OF CHILDREN | CONCORD, NC | |
| 118 | CAMP CORRAL TO TRANSFORM THE LIVES OF CHILDREN OF WOUNDED, INJURED, ILL, AND FALLEN MILITARY HEROES BY PROVIDING CAMP, ADVOCACY, AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS. | RALEIGH, NC | |
| 119 | Charlotte, NC | ||
| 120 | Rolesville, NC | ||
| 121 | Charlotte, NC | ||
| 122 | RALEIGH, NC | ||
| 123 | Mooresville, NC | ||
| 124 | Concord, NC | ||
| 125 | CARRBORO, NC | ||
| 126 | HOLLY SPRINGS, NC | ||
| 127 | Raleigh, NC | ||
| 128 | CORNELIUS, NC | ||
| 129 | CHARLOTTE, NC | ||
| 130 | Mocksville, NC | ||
| 131 | CHAPEL HILL, NC | ||
| 132 | ROANOKE RAPIDS, NC | ||
| 133 | CLAREMONT, NC | ||
| 134 | WINSTONSALEM, NC | ||
| 135 | FORT BRAGG, NC | ||
| 136 | WELCOME, NC | ||
| 137 | CHARLOTTE, NC | ||
| 138 | Mooresville, NC | ||
| 139 | Oak Ridge, NC | ||
| 140 | CHARLOTTE, NC | ||
| 141 | DENVER, NC | ||
| 142 | CASHIERS, NC | ||
| 143 | DURHAM, NC | ||
| 144 | Durham, NC | ||
| 145 | RALEIGH, NC | ||
| 146 | FOREST CITY, NC | ||
| 147 | Mooresville, NC | ||
| 148 | ROXBORO, NC | ||
| 149 | WINSTON SALEM, NC | ||
| 150 | CARY, NC | ||
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