American Cancer Society

The Humanitarian African Relief Organization (HARO) is a non-profit institution dedicated to providing urgent humanitarian relief and sustainable solutions to systemic issues throughout the Horn of Africa. Through a network of partners and the diaspora community, HARO addresses critical needs such as orphan care, healthcare, and water solutions in affected regions. Committed to making a meaningful impact, HARO has fed 2 million individuals, built 20 wells, and effectively operated in 100 cities, working towards alleviating hunger and poverty. Their efforts focus on communities like the town of Badey, which is currently facing a severe water crisis that threatens its residents' survival. Generated from the website

Arc Greater Twin Cities offers support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. It provides education, health care, housing and employment programs. The organization conducts educational workshops and forums on a variety of disability-related topics. Arc Greater Twin Cities also offers networking and family access groups. The organization provides a lifetime assistance program that includes financial, legal and estate planning services. In addition, it offers self-advocacy services to teach teens and adults with disabilities how to make decisions, understand rights and develop relationships. Arc Greater Twin Cities operates e-communities that provide membership options. The organization serves clients in Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Ramsey, Scott and Washington counties in Minnesota.