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The Pimentel Project, Inc., also known as Faces of the Future, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting indigenous ministries in the Dominican Republic, Nigeria, and Kenya through child sponsorship, short-term missions, and various projects. They provide administrative support, leadership education, and construction oversight to assist visionary leaders in reaching and equipping people for life and ministry. The heart of the Pimentel Project lies in sponsoring children to attend the CERINFA Center of Education, Restoration, and Nutrition in Pimentel, providing education, daily nutrition, and a Christian-based K-8th grade education. Through strategic partnerships and visionary projects, they aim to advance the Kingdom of God by preaching the Gospel, showing compassion, and strengthening local churches and leaders in the communities they serve.Generated from the website

Easter Seals UCP is a trusted and compassionate organization that provides exceptional disability, behavioral health, and addiction treatment services to help individuals live their best lives. With a diverse and inclusive team of over 2,600 members, they deliver more than 10.2 million hours of meaningful support to 40,200 kids, adults, and families in North Carolina and Virginia. Driven by courage, commitment, and care, Easter Seals UCP demonstrates organizational courage in adapting to changing needs and challenges. Their dedication to serving the community is evident through their continuous growth, empathy, and unwavering support for individuals and families in various home, facility, and community locations.Generated from the website

Veritas Classes Inc., established in 2003 in Elon, NC, offers weekly homeschool enrichment tutorials grounded in a Christian worldview for middle and high school students. With a team of experienced educators and a commitment to fostering academic and spiritual growth, Veritas aims to enrich the homeschool experience through positive interactions with instructors and peers. The program runs for 30 weeks from late August to late April, providing a structured environment with limited class sizes for personalized attention. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis, and families must agree to the organization's guidelines and statement of faith to participate. Generated from the website