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Village of Hope CDA strives to bridge the gap between the community and the needs of the foster care community. This happens through partnering with foster parents, social workers and YOU to provide support and resources to some of the most vulnerable young members of our community.

The Joseph Center was created to support families in the intersection of homelessness and parenting. Our mission is to provide hope, establish stability, encourage resourcefulness and confer a sense of belonging to the greater community.

The Mustard Seed Catholic Worker Community is a house of hospitality committed to the vision espoused in the aims and purposes of the Catholic Worker Movement. We offer an evening meal, a weekly prayer evening as well as related programs in the community on behalf of Worcester's poor. We seek to nurture and promote a culture of compassion by performing the corporal works of mercy at personal sacrifice and clarification of thought. We believe that in so doing we may relieve some degree of human suffering and thereby create a better society, one in which 'it is easier for people to be good'. We take our inspiration from the parable of the mustard seed believing that, graced by God, our modest labor will make a difference in a world so needing of change.

Since its founding in 1988, Adoption Network Cleveland has been an innovative and nationally recognized non-profit organization, fulfilling otherwise unmet needs of the adoption constellation (adoptees, youth in foster care, foster parents, youth in kinship care, kinship families, siblings, those who have experienced a DNA discovery or are donor conceived, and related professionals). We accomplish our mission by connecting, empowering, and providing a source of healing to individuals, organizations, and communities impacted by adoption, kinship, and foster care. Our year-round programming is designed in response to our community’s need for advocacy, education, and bridges the gap where public and private adoption agencies, and organizations leave off.

Voices for Children Board of Directors is a 501 (c) 3 not for profit corporation in Lorain County that supports the efforts of the Volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate/Guardian ad Litem Program by raising funds and supporting the Volunteer CASA-GALs and Staff in the areas of child advocacy, public relations, volunteer recruitment, retention, and training.

To assist members of the Arabian horse community to bridge the time immediately following a catastrophic, unexpected crisis, and to be active in promoting the Arabian horse and educating people about the horse and the community that surrounds it.

We grant wishes to kids with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy.

Open Arms Adoptions’ mission is to provide a loving, stable home to every child in need. We work tirelessly to create an environment that embraces the unique set of circumstances each of our birth parents, prospective adoptive parents and children bring to us. Our goal is to create families who can successfully meet the long term needs of our nation’s unseen children.

We provide a supportive home-away-from-home for families of children receiving medical care at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health and other area hospitals.

To enable homeless and low-income people in Laurel who are in crisis to achieve stability and long-term self-sufficiency.

To identify, train, equip and deploy committed Christian leadership in the proper use of sports ministry for the purpose of spreading the Gospel and to alleviate human suffering.

Mason’s Toy Box is dedicated to improving the lives of children battling childhood cancer, life threatening disease/illnesses, and their family members battling alongside them. Children living with childhood cancer and other life threatening illnesses suffer long-term impacts, and families affected suffer emotional and financial hardship.