Carl Gellert & Celia Berta Gellert Fondation

The Shinnyo-en Foundation is a philanthropic arm of the Shinnyo-en Buddhist Order, established to promote a more harmonious and peaceful world by supporting community-based organizations and educational institutions. They encourage youth leadership in interfaith dialogue and action, service, volunteerism, and peacebuilding. The foundation's mission is to give, grow, and transform, and they offer various programs such as annual retreats, Lantern Floating Hawaii, the National Service-Learning Conference, and the Shinnyo Fellowship Program. Through their initiatives, they aim to create positive change and foster understanding and cooperation among different communities.Generated from the website

JIMENA (Jews Indigenous to the Middle East and North Africa) is a non-profit organization based in San Francisco, CA, dedicated to achieving universal recognition for the heritage and history of the 850,000 indigenous Jewish refugees from the Middle East and North Africa. Through their programs and advocacy efforts, JIMENA aims to ensure that the accurate history of Mizrahi and Sephardic Jews is incorporated into mainstream Jewish and Middle Eastern narratives, creating balance in attitudes, narratives, and discourse about Middle Eastern refugees and the modern Jewish experience. Founded in 2001 by former Jewish refugees from the Middle East and North Africa, JIMENA seeks to empower students and adult audiences with a deeper understanding of the conflicts and cultural nuances in the region. They have launched numerous campaigns and projects to document the history of Jewish refugees from Arab countries and have shared their personal stories with various international organizations and institutions. As the only organization in North America focused on educating and advocating for Jewish refugees from Arab countries, JIMENA continues to play a key leadership role in international initiatives to advance this issue.Generated from the website

Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) is a San Francisco-based organization dedicated to protecting wildlife and promoting conservation efforts worldwide. With a focus on financial integrity and strategic approaches, WCN collaborates with conservation partners and wildlife funds to make a lasting impact on endangered species and their habitats. Through initiatives like the Elephant Crisis Fund, Lion Recovery Fund, and Pangolin Crisis Fund, WCN supports projects that address climate change and protect various species, including elephants, lions, pangolins, and many others. Committed to transparency and accountability, WCN works closely with rising wildlife leaders and corporate partners to ensure the effective use of resources. By engaging the public through events, fundraisers, and online platforms, WCN encourages individuals to get involved and make a difference in wildlife conservation. With a strong emphasis on financial reports and integrity, WCN strives to protect and preserve the world's biodiversity for future generations.Generated from the website