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Together, the nation's more than 2,400 YMCAs are the largest nonprofit community service organization in America, working to meet the health and social service needs of nearly 18 million men, women and children in 10,000-plus communities in the United States, including the YMCA in Boulder, Colo. YMCAs are for people of all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes. The YMCA has a scholarship program for the financially needy, to assist with membership fees. YMCAs are also located in more than 120 countries around the world, serving in excess of 30 million people. About 230 U.S. YMCAs maintain relationships with YMCAs in other countries.

Secure World Foundation, based in Broomfield, CO, focuses on promoting peace through various initiatives, including their Shuraako program, which supports entrepreneurs and provides financial services like Murabaha Purchase Agreements. The foundation is dedicated to fostering secure futures globally with current projects spanning East Africa, Europe, and Latin America. The organization emphasizes transparency, offering insights into their mission, vision, and financials, while engaging with communities through diverse platforms and media. With a commitment to investing in peace, Secure World Foundation seeks to empower individuals and create sustainable development opportunities. Generated from the website

Project YES offers a safe, community space where youth voice, youth-adult partnerships and positive self-expression are cultivated through community involvement, service-learning and progressive programming. Established by Carole Macneil and Beth Krensky through Harvard University's Graduate School of Education in 1991, Project YES began as a pilot program aimed at supporting young people in using art as a vehicle for social change. As the young people invovled in the program were so inspired by their experience, they became the driving force in developing the pilot into a non-profit agency. After relocating to Colorado in 1994, Project YES existed as a volunteer-run organization, leading after school arts and service workshops in various schools and communities for several years. Recognizing the need for after-school and summer programming in East Boulder County, Project YES opened the Youth Center in 2000 and initiated the Lafayette Service-Learning Partnership program in 2001. In 2003, the organization reintroduced its arts for social change workshop through the Art in the Community program. The Youth Center, the Service Learning Partnership and Art in the Community still represent Project YES's principal programs and share the following unique aspects: Provides unlimited access to quality, leadership programming that is entirely free of charge to all participants.