Gay Men's Chorus of Washington

Pact was founded in 1971 as a membership organization for private and voluntary and nongovernmental organizations in the United States. It implements more than 100 projects in over 46 countries in Asia, Eurasia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean. The agency administers the Community REACH program, which is funded through the Global Bureau for Health s Office of HIV/AIDS (OHA) and facilitates the efficient flow of grant funds to organizations to support programs that reach individuals, families and communities. Pact s Impact Alliance program is a global partnership for capacity development that inspires, informs and improves practice and performance within organizations for reducing poverty. The agency s WORTH program focuses on the development of reading, writing and basic financial literacy skills. Pact is headquartered in Washington, D.C.

Children s Defense Fund, founded in 1973, and is located in Washington, D.C. and provides education and health care services to Latin American and African-American children throughout the United States. The organization offers a wide range of programs, such as early childhood education and development, child abuse and neglect, mental health care, prenatal health care, juvenile justice system, and community violence. Children s Defense Fund also provides medical aid and insurance programs. The organization also offers various services, such as regular checkups, immunizations, eyeglasses, doctor visits, prescription drug coverage and hospital care to children with special needs. It also assists, identifies, trains, nurtures, links, and empowers the children.

Disabled American Veterans (DAV) in Washington is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting veterans and individuals with disabilities. With a focus on providing assistance and resources, DAV offers opportunities to donate, volunteer, and connect with local offices to help those in need. Generated from their website's infomation