Pablove

The Pablove Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Los Angeles, dedicated to improving the lives of children with cancer through creative expression and innovative research. With a mission to help kids live a love-filled life today and a cancer-free life tomorrow, the foundation focuses on two primary initiatives: the Shutterbugs program, which teaches young cancer patients photography, and funding groundbreaking pediatric cancer research projects. To date, the Pablove Foundation has invested over $3.9 million in research aimed at discovering new treatments and cures for pediatric cancers. The organization operates nationwide, empowering children with cancer while fostering a community of support and awareness around this critical issue. Generated from the website

Citizens Commission on Human Rights is a nonprofit, public benefit organization providing investigation services and uncovering cases of psychiatric human rights violations. It also ensures that criminal acts within the psychiatric industry are reported to the proper authorities and acted upon. The Church of Scientology founded citizens Commission on Human Rights in 1969. The commission has documented various individual cases that demonstrate psychiatric drugs and often brutal psychiatric practices. One of the commission s primarily concerns with psychiatry is its unscientific diagnostic system. Citizens Commission on Human Rights members include doctors, lawyers, artists, educators, civil and human rights representatives and professionals. The commission deals with various issues, such as learning disorders, drugs, electroshock and psychosurgery, fraud, involuntary commitment, racism, restraints and school violence. Citizens Commission on Human Rights is located in Los Angeles.