The Recession and Non-Profit Organizations

December 172009

LEDE: In the midst of all the talk about how the recession has impacted American consumerism, it has also affected something even more important to the spirit of the holidays: charities. In the current economy, non-profit organizations continue to struggle financially, making it even harder to assist the increasing number of people need their services. Patrick McCloskey has the story.

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The Pulse 2.22: Non-Profit Organizations

December 102009

Go to http://icyou.com for more information.
Welcome to the Pulse Two-Point-Twenty-Two: In this episode, we highlight on four of the many nonprofit organizations you can find on icyou that share vital information about health concerns that impact millions worldwide.

When we think of protecting children from famine, dehydration, and preventable diseases, many of us think of UNICEF.

For 60 decades, UNICEF has provided lifesaving nutrition, clean water, education, protection and emergency response saving more young lives than any other humanitarian organization in the world. On UNICEFs channel, you can learn about the organizations efforts to protect children worldwide, as well as hear many heartbreaking and inspiring stories of those children whose lives have been touched.

To learn more and donate, you can go to UNICEF USA dot org. Here on the home front, one organization is working to connect many organization with the people who need them most.

The Health Matters at Work podcast series by Community Health Charities seeks improve the lives of people living with a disability or chronic disease by uniting America with the nation’s most trusted health charities. Hear from leading experts on current topics, such as H1N1, flu vaccines, and colds at work. Community Health Charities helps keep you informed all year long.

Speaking of keeping you informed, few organizations have been more visible and vocal about breast cancer awareness than the Susan G. Komen Foundation.

The world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fights to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures. On its icyou channel, you can learn about the types of breast cancer and find out more about the organizations goals and missions.

These are just three of dozens of nonprofit health organizations that share their insights and passion with the icyou community.

As always, you can join the conversation by uploading your own videos to icyou anytime, free of charge. Our community would love to hear your stories and benefit from your expertise.

And remember, you don’t have to be an M.D. to know our team connects you to the best health video community on the web! Until next time, this is icyou — the source for health videos online.

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Sponsor a Child 1 – Open Arms International Non-Profit Charity

November 192009

http://www.openarmsinternational.com/id.sponsor-a-child

Become an Open Arms Partner Parent by sponsoring a child through Open Arms International (OAI), a non-profit charity organization.

1. Sponsor an individual child for $55 per month. 2. Sponsor a portion of the street children feeding program for $30 per month. 3. Sponsor a child in a family to get an education for $30 per month.
Sponsoring a child is a very serious commitment. If you choose to sponsor an individual child for $55 per month, you are committing to be a sponsor for the life of that child (until age 18 or 19). If you cannot make a serious commitment, consider sponsoring a street child through our feeding program or sponsoring a child in a family to get an education.

Open Arms International is an international humanitarian relief and development organization dedicated to raising children in Africa and India orphaned by AIDS, civil warfare, disease or other tragedy to reach their full potential. OAI also works with families and their communities ravaged by poverty, disease and injustice so that they might have hope for a brighter future. OAI serves all people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, tribe or gender. OAI was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Portland, Oregon with affiliate offices in Manchester, England and Eldoret, Kenya. The organization currently serves in Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Mozambique and India.

Our mission is to provide relief from physical, emotional, and spiritual suffering through medical expertise and Christian ministry.

Watch this video if you are interested in: sponsor a child, sponsoring a child, world hunger, world poverty, international charity, humanitarian aid, humanitarian relief, African charities, African donations, non profit charitable organizations, charities, donations, third world poverty, 3rd world poverty, Christian charitable giving.

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Charity Organization The Orphan Crisis

November 132009

Please visit our site http://www.ChildrensWishListFoundation.org
All children are our future. They all deserve our love. Join us to feed, teach, protect, and nurture children in America and around the world.In keeping families together, we have avoided the placement of children into foster situations. In keeping families together, we have provided a safe, loving, nurturing environment that has already existed. Parents become more happy when they are self sufficient and are able to earn the income they need to raise the standard of living for their family.
Childrens Wish list Foundation doesn’t claim to be the biggest wish granting organization, just to be the best. The services and personal attention that we provide our families are unsurpassed and our Wish Families praise us daily for our professionalism, attention to each detail of their child’s wish, and the extra mile we always go for our families. We know, however, that all of these efforts would be impossible without the support of individuals and corporations that choose to contribute to CWLF. We make it easy for our donors to give in many ways.
http://childrenswishlist.wordpress.com

• There are 143,000,000 orphans in the world
• There are an additional 20,000,000 displaced children in the world
• The combined count of these categories makes the orphan population the 7th largest nation
on the planet slightly larger than the population of Russia
• In Eastern Europe, less than 50% of the orphan population will live to see their 20th birthdays
• In Eastern Europe, of the orphans that survive their 20th birthdays, 50% will end up in organized crime, drugs, or prostitution
• In Africa, homeless children are armed and used for war
• In Africa, there is a concerted effort to extend childrens lives beyond 5 years of age
• In the US, 25,000 children will leave the foster care system without families
• 25% of these foster children become homeless,
• 56% of these emancipated foster care children enter the unemployment ranks
• 27% of the male children who leave the foster care system end up in jail
• 30% of the female children who leave the foster care system experience early parenthood
• 30,000 children in foster care are simply dropped from state care because they have run away
• In the US, most young adults ages 18 24 still live at home with their parents, while approximately 25,000 children are annually released at age 18 from the foster care system without families to support them

Each Day in America for All Children

2 mothers die in childbirth.
4 children are killed by abuse or neglect.
5 children or teens commit suicide.
8 children or teens are killed by firearms.
33 children or teens die from accidents.
78 babies die before their first birthdays.
201 children are arrested for a violent crime.
404 children are arrested for a drug crime.
928 babies are born at low birthweight.
1,154 babies are born to teen mothers.
1,240 public school students are corporally punished.*
2,224 babies are born without health insurance.
2,367 high school students drop out.*
2,479 children are confirmed as abused or neglected.
2,583 babies are born into poverty.
4,184 babies are born to unmarried mothers.
4,520 children are arrested.
18,493 public school students are suspended.
* Based on calculations per school day (180 days of seven hours each).
http://CWLF.org

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it was a party, a pirate party for the kids in Kelowna

October 192009

On June 20 the Kelowna Yacht Club hosted the annual Boat for Hope charity event held for children of disabilities along with their sisters, brothers, parents an caregivers. It was fantastical, with live entertainment, games and prizes a boat ride to pirate boats on Okanagan Lake where the children received more prizes and finally a BBQ. Many volunteers and organizations came together to make this FREE event a huge success.

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kaioo.com – Your vote will decide which charity organizations will get the money. Vote for the WWF.

October 132009

http://www.kaioo.com
is a social network
donating all profits to charities.
Your vote will decide
which charity organizations
will get the money.

Join http://www.kaioo.com
and vote for the WWF.

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