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The Association to Benefit Children, also known as ABC, is a nonprofit organization that serves children suffering because of abuse, neglect, sickness and homelessness. The organization offers educational programs for infants, toddlers and preschoolers. It provides housing assistance, crisis intervention, mental health, and family support and preservation services. The Association to Benefit Children offers summer day camp and youth leadership development and mentoring programs. The organization operates the Echo Park Early Childhood Center, Merricat's Castle School, Cassidy's Place, Variety Cody Gifford House and The Keith Haring School. It also provides several after-school and mentoring programs. The Association to Benefit Children s youth service clubs offer classes in drama, dance, soccer, poetry, basketball, football and fishing for children between the ages of 13 and 21. The organization s The Jamie Rose is a supportive housing facility for homeless families with AIDS.

The National Hemophilia Foundation, based in New York, NY, is a leading organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with bleeding disorders. With a rich history spanning 75 years, they provide comprehensive medical care, educational programs, advocacy, and support for patients, healthcare professionals, and the community. Through their initiatives, such as the Red Tie Society and the ACT Initiative, the foundation strives to promote health equity and advance research in the field. Their team of dedicated staff and board members work collaboratively with partners and stakeholders to ensure access to quality care and support for individuals with bleeding disorders.Generated from the website