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So... what are YOU doing Saturday? In 1985, the Kiwanis Club of Richardson, Texas, began building access ramps for residents of the Dallas area. In the years since, this effort has grown into The Texas Ramp Project, with hundreds of safe, durable ramps built by a network of volunteers across the state. We work with local agencies,service,hospitals to identify clients who need a ramp. Our volunteers say it's the most satisfying work they have ever done; liberating people who are imprisoned in their homes, unable to get out because of the steps that most of us take for granted. No special tools or skills are required — just your time and good will. Come build with us this Saturday! We are a volunteer-staffed, 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-denominational, non-governmental organization. We rely on individuals, foundations, congregations,organizations and corporate partners to provide the funding, materials, and facilities for our work.

We live in an increasingly complex and interconnected world where innovations and sustainable solutions to the challenges we face depend upon our ability to be flexible during times of rapid change, appreciate diverse worldviews, be comfortable with uncertainty, hold multiple points of view simultaneously, and engage in meaningful conversations with those who hold different traditions, values and goals. In response to this need, new leadership skills and facilitation tools have emerged around the globe that enable us to work together with intelligence and wisdom in large or small groups, where people are treated with respect and there is an opportunity for all voices present to be heard. These new tools enable us to better manage change and produce business orimpact. With these tools, we develop the capabilities to bring forth the knowledge, wisdom and leadership capacity that is within each of us, our, and our communities. The Meadowlark Institute is a resource for you to bring these result-oriented methodologies into your organization, business, community, or institution to develop sustainable outcomes and a shared commitment to action on challenges and opportunities you may be facing. The Meadowlark Institute can train and support leaders in your organizations in the Art of Participatory Leadership and the Art of Hosting Meaningful Conversations programs, and can develop customized leadership programs for individuals, businesses and organizations. Institute staff and associates are experienced practitioners in strategic and action planning, team building, facilitation and hosting,and organizational dialogues, and cross-institutional collaboration. If you are looking for success in the twenty-first century, contact us to discuss how the Meadowlark Institute may be a resource for you, your organization or your community.

Welcome to the Professional Community Engagement Network! This group is dedicated to fostering meaningful discussions and collaborations among professionals and organizations involved in civic and social initiatives. Whether you represent a non-profit, community-based organization, or corporate entity with a strong commitment to social responsibility, this platform is designed to facilitate valuable connections, share best practices, and inspire positive change in communities worldwide. Join us to make a difference and create a lasting impact through collective efforts and innovative solutions.

Crowd funding explains the collective effort of individuals who network and pool their money, usually via the Internet, to support efforts initiated by other people or organizations Crowd funding is used in support of a wide variety of activities, including disaster relief, citizen journalism, support of artists by fans, political campaigns, start-up company funding, motion picture promotion, free software development, inventions development, scientific research, andprojects. Crowd funding can also refer to the funding of a company by selling small amounts of equity to many investors. Crowd funding has its origins in the concept of crowd sourcing, which is the broader concept of an individual reaching a goal by receiving and leveraging small contributions from many parties. Crowd funding is the application of this concept to the collection of funds through small contributions from many parties in order to finance a particular project or venture. Crowd funding models involve a variety of participants. They include the people or organizations that propose the ideas and/or projects to be funded, and the crowd of people who support the proposals. Crowd funding is then supported by an organization (the "platform") which brings together the project initiator and the crowd.

JOIN for Justice promotes and develops the art and science of organizing among Jews in order to strengthen the Jewish community itself by helping build Jewish communities of relationship,mission, and action. JOIN for Justice is the only organization dedicated solely to training, supporting, and connecting Jewish organizers and thethey serve. These leaders will: - Organize power in Jewish institutions and/ororganizations to live shared values and work forand economic justice - Help Jewish communities become more effective, action-oriented, and relational. - Integrate Jewish values into personal identity and public commitments.

Group Mission The Center for Latino Advisory Society (CLAS) is forming as a nonprofit (in-progress), independent, nonpartisan group of scholars, business leaders, subject matter experts, and community leaders dedicated to improving the lives of the Latino community at the regional and national levels. CLAS, conducts objective research and critical thinking processes, development of innovative ideas, as well as strong collaboration with stakeholders and concerted actions with other Latino research, businesses, and academia to advance progress for all citizens. CLAS will serve as the repository of talent and resources to stimulate research, advisory, and advancement programs. The organization will facilitate research for the progress of individuals of Hispanic origins through the functions of research and advisory on health awareness programs,engagement, educational advancement, legislative process awareness, and business and economic development. Group Vision The Latino community is growing into endless opportunity where individuals of Hispanic origins will climb the ladder of economic stability, educational achievement, and health wellness. CLAS believes that the future Hispanic generations will protect the Local and National resources, prosper, and contribute to the well-being of all citizens. CLAS believes in the resiliency of the Latino/Hispanic community to champion the common good and harness the strength and minds in the diversity of the Hispanic people statewide. To this end, CLAS is organized as the premiere research and advisory organization composed by Latino Researchers,Scientists, Scholars, Subject Matter Experts, Academics, and Business Leaders for the Latino community locally or nationally.

Mission: The Arab NGOs Network for Development is an independent, democratic, and civic organization that aims at strengthening civil society and enhancing the values of democracy and respect of Human Rights and sustainable development in the Arab region. It works towards its aim through programs of advocacy and lobbying on regional and national policy-making in three main areas; development, trade, and democracy, while being committed to the international convention on Human Rights, freedom, respect of the individual, respect of diversity, equality of resource division, and the protection of cultural heritage in the Region and the implementing the developmental priorities of the local societies. Vision: The Arab NGOs Network envisions democratic, active, and effective civil societies in the Arab Region. These societies would be able to affect public policies, and would be open and interactive with other cultures and societies. These societies respects and protects the dignity and freedom of the individual and their political,, economic, civic, and cultural rights, within a state of law and institutions, where peace, security, and stability are prosperous. The internal vision of the Network is based on the responding to the challenges and changes on the regional and global levels, whereby it aims at establishing a special presence and effective and active positions regarding the decision-making locally, regionally, and globally. ANND works to preserve a democratic, flexible, growing, and developing body that encompasses Arab non-governmentalworking in the fields of social and human development, democracy, human rights, and the environment. ANND is committed towards implementing the values of good governance and the development of best-practices models for capacity building and institutional structuring

EWAW dba Women's Business & Leadership Development Center is a global network of individuals, leaders, organizations, businesses, coming together with a shared mission to develop, grow and support the economic andstability of women and girls through entrepreneurial and leadership programs Why Join? Elite Women Around The World® dba Women’s Business & Leadership Development Center is a global network of individuals, leaders, organizations and businesses coming together with a shared mission of enhancing the economic position of women globally. Worldwide Platform and Economic Benefits: -Leadership, mentorship, economic advancement & empowerment for women -Job creation and collaboration among women businesses -Educating and developing the next generation of women leaders -Building of alliances with businesses andorganizations that encourage and embrace gender equality, diversity and inclusion -Advocating for programs that support the economic self-sufficiency, growth and wellness for all women, with a key focus on underprivileged women and girls -Education and insights on business issues for global opportunities -Strategic networking among local, national, and global leaders Elite Women Around The World, a unique global leadership community and social enterprise organization that inspires, connects and empowers women leaders, innovators, entrepreneurs, policymakers, scientists, artists, financiers, and pioneering women across all fields. EWAW brings women together around the themes of leadership, innovation, entrepreneurship, economic development, sustainability, and social impact. Since its inception, EWAW has reached over 10 million people and convened over 3,000 leaders through conferences and forums. EWAW Programs [events] are open to both men and women

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated was founded January 16, 1920 on the campus of Howard University in Washington, D.C. by five coeds - - Arizona Cleaver Stemons, Pearl Anna Neal, Myrtle Tyler Faithful, Viola Tyler Goings, and Fannie Pettie Watts. These women dared to depart from the traditional coalitions for Black women and sought to establish a new organization predicated on the precepts of Scholarship, Service, Sisterhood and Finer Womanhood. The trail blazed by the founders has been traversed by thousands of women dedicated to the emulation of the objectives and ideals of the sorority. The sorority was the first Greek-letter organization to charter a chapter in Africa (1948); to form adult and youth auxiliary groups, the Amicae, Archonettes, Amicettes, and Pearlettes; and to be constitutionally bound to a brother group, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Incorporated. Zeta's national and local programs include endowment of its NationalFoundation; community outreach services; and support of multiple affiliate organizations. Zeta chapters and auxiliary groups have given unlimited hours of volunteered service to educate the public, assist youth, provide scholarships, support organized charities and promote legislation for social and civic change. A nonprofit organization, Zeta Phi Beta is incorporated in Washington, D.C. and in the state of Illinois. The sorority is supported by the dues and gifts of its members. Learn more about Zeta at: http://www.zphib1920.org/

The Kiwanis Club of Indianapolis has benefitted Indianapolis-area children and youth for nearly 95 years. Our 250-plus members meet for lunch every Friday to learn more about events and initiatives taking place in the city, to connect with like-minded business andleaders, and to band together for service projects benefitting various civic causes. They also contribute funds to the Kiwanis Foundation of Indianapolis. With over $5 million in assets, the foundation supports various civic causes and provides scholarships to worthy students pursuing higher education. Serving Children: Our diverse collection of committees bring dollars and helping hands to targetedprograms that help children in all levels of education, hospitals, athletics, child advocacy, through foster parenting and more. We partner with many of the leading child servicein Indianapolis. Business Networking: With such a high level of membership, attending meetings, working on committees and contributing to programs puts you in close contact with our city's key decision makers. Kiwanians are encouraged to do business with other Kiwanians and look out for each other through mentoring. Fun! Kiwanis is far from all work and no play. A Members Activities committee provides members with a variety of recreational opportunities, from golf to dinner theater and numerous other activities and excursions. And every meeting is staged to be as light-hearted as it is informative. Follow us on Twitter @IndyKiwanis! Like us on Facebook/IndyKiwanis!