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Broward County Boys & Girls Clubs instill confidence in kids through character-building programs

There’s more than meets the eye to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. What started as an after-school program in 1965, has become a multipronged approach to youth development focused on academic success, good character, citizenship and healthy lifestyles.

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DREAM in East Harlem teaches life lessons through teamwork and academics

Twenty-seven years ago, an abandoned lot in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood became the birthplace for DREAM, an organization that started as a little league baseball program in an underserved community.

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Second Harvest fights hunger by serving almost 58 million meals throughout Florida every year

Second Harvest is bridging the hunger gap in Florida by serving nearly 500,000 people annually.

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Honoring traditions, Native American Connections brings healing and opportunity to Phoenix families

In the early 1970s, three men began a grassroots self-help organization for Native American men struggling with addiction and homelessness in Phoenix, Arizona.

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Affordable housing at Renaissance West opens greater opportunities for its Charlotte residents

Renaissance West takes a holistic approach to address the economic, education and health and wellness needs of its residents.

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From prison system to restaurant industry: EDWINS in Cleveland helps create second chances

EDWINS Leadership & Restaurant Institute in Cleveland, Ohio demonstrates how developing skill sets and providing a supportive environment can open doors to economic opportunity and set individuals on a new path to success.

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A technical college with a human mission

For Augusta Tech, serving its community means connecting students and local businesses.