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To provide the availability of resources necessary to support those dealing with addiction to break the chains of addiction and assist in removing roadblocks to restore their life, while leading them into a lasting relationship with Christ. Road to Redemption was created, based on the vision, life experience, and passion of Founder, Randy Rial. His journey included a “road to destruction and near death” as he battled drug addiction to cocaine and alcohol for over 30 years. He was arrested 9 times and went to 10 different long-term treatment centers. He lost his family, his marriage, his son and destroyed his career, friendships, and incurred legal and financial baggage. But his parents, along with many other close friends and family, never gave up on the power of God, and they remained on their knees for 30 years, until God miraculously answered their prayer and removed Randy’s obsession to smoke crack. He has remained clean and sober ever since then, not due to his power, but to the resurrection power and healing of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

Camp Red Cedar’s mission is to encourage children and adults with disabilities to move beyond their boundaries through recreational activities, outdoor education, creative arts and interaction with horses, in an integrated environment, serving people of all abilities.

Provide rewards for turning in poachers

Built on the Jewish tradition of honoring and respecting our elders, Hebrew SeniorLife is a top provider of senior care in the Boston area and a national leader in redefining the experience of aging.

To provide an accessible, comprehensive, evidence-based system of mental health services that empowers individuals to achieve recovery and serves to promote personal and community wellness.

Victory Programs opens doors to recovery, hope and community to individuals and families facing homelessness, addiction, or other chronic illnesses, including HIV/AIDS. GIVING COMMON Because of our longstanding relationship, Victory Programs was among the first few agencies asked by the Boston Foundation to create a Giving Common profile. We have a webpage on our main site dedicated to the Giving Common: http://www.vpi.org/victory/giving-options/the-giving-common/

BirthNet is a non-profit organization whose mission is to educate the public about maternity care in order to improve it.

HORIZON HEALTH SERVICES IS COMMITTED TO HELPING INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR FAMILIES ACHIEVE HEALTH AND RECOVERY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW.

Brave Beginnings Incorporated strives to be the leading Play Therapy outreach program serving toddlers diagnosed with Autism, Down’s syndrome, Cerebral Palsy and all other developmental delays here in Monmouth County New Jersey.

Eva’s Village is a nonprofit, comprehensive social service organization with a mission to provide care and support for people struggling with homelessness, hunger, poverty and addiction. Our approach starts with providing survival-level resources of food and shelter to men, women, and mothers with children. Our programs have evolved to combat the root causes of poverty and homelessness by providing intensive treatment and case management to address addiction and co-occurring physical/mental health issues. Eva’s also delivers comprehensive wrap-around supportive services which include childcare and after-school education for the children living at Eva’s Village; and pathways to job readiness and employment through the Workforce Development Program and The Culinary School at Eva’s Village. Our integrated, comprehensive approach helps to lift the individuals and families we serve toward living stable and financially independent lives.

"For over 30 years, Connecticut Housing Partners has been developing affordable housing solutions and expanded our reach as we respond to the growing need for affordable housing throughout the state using a partnership-based approach. We specialize in developing and preserving affordable rental housing that serves low and moderate-income households, seniors, and people with special needs."

To encourage, motivate, and inspire individuals to more than survive building a community thriving on evidence-based practices in peer-supported programs, service work, affordable housing for recovery treatment, and prevention of abuse.