Revive Ministries

The Race Track Chaplaincy of America (RTCA) is an interdenominational non-profit organization dedicated to serving the horse racing community by providing spiritual and emotional support through Chaplains Councils and dedicated volunteers. With a mission to minister to the needs of everyone involved in the industry, RTCA fosters a united effort centered on consistent biblical leadership and teachings across track facilities nationwide. Supported by initiatives like Breeders' Cup Charities, RTCA engages with local affiliates to ensure effective outreach and care for those in the horse racing world. Their commitment is distilled into the principle of "Love God. Love People," as they strive to make a meaningful impact at race tracks across the country. Generated from the website

Established in 1984, Galilean Home Ministries offers various welfare and development services for children. It has provided orphanage services to more than 800 children, including over 400 newborns since its establishment. Galilean Home Ministries is located in Liberty, N.Y., and operates various facilities, including Angel House, Galilean Children's Home, Christian Academy, Bread of Life Caf , Horse & Buggy Inn and Trading Post. Its Angel House and Galilean Children's Home facilities offer shelter services to infants and children. It provides medical services in conjunction with the University of Kentucky for children whose mothers are in prison. Its Christian Academy offers educational programs to children and adults.

Cumberland Mountain Outreach Ministries Inc., located in Beattyville, KY, is a faith-based non-profit organization dedicated to serving at-risk children and families in impoverished counties of the Appalachian Region. The organization focuses on various social services, including clothing distribution, teen leadership programs, food pantries, and home repair initiatives, all while sharing the teachings of Jesus. Through community engagement and volunteer opportunities, Cumberland Mountain Outreach aims to alleviate poverty and sustain hope among families in the region. Their initiatives include summer day camps for children, a thrift shop called The Second Hand Rose, and food distribution programs for low-income individuals and senior citizens. Generated from the website