Affiliated Charities
of America's Charities

2005 Member Agencies

4541  A Gift for Teaching (FL)
A Gift for Teaching transfers, at no cost, the community's surplus supplies to ensure underprivileged students in Central Florida have the basic resources for learning.
(407) 897-3612

4537  AIDS Resource Alliance (PA)
Education and outreach to prevent HIV/AIDS. Support services for people living with HIV/AIDS include case management, housing, treatment education, emergency funding, food and transportation.
(800) 773-2437 (PA only)

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4501  Boggy Creek Gang, The (FL)
Founded by Paul Newman, General Schwarzkopf, and Ted Forstmann, provides fun, safe, medically sound camping experiences for children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.
(352) 483-4200

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4502  Caring for Children Foundation of Texas (TX)
100% of donations provide access to immunizations for medically uninsured Texas children, and healthy pregnancy and birth defect prevention education to medically uninsured Texas women.
(972) 766-7960

4503  Central Florida Zoological Society (FL)
Dedicated to preserving the beauty and wonder of animals and their habitats committed to sharing our knowledge engaging visitors and celebrating our natural world.
(407) 323-4450

4504  Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CA)
Expands health care access for the uninsured by promoting and advocating for its network of 40 community clinics as providers of quality primary health care.
(213) 201-6500

4514  Community Vision (FL)
Our mission is to bring people and resources together to achieve the community's vision. We strive to identify every individual's role in recreating our community.
(407) 933-0870

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4512  Foundation for Osceola Education, The (FL)
Bringing resources and people together to support and enhance public education in Osceola County. Programs include scholarships, mentoring, enhancement programs, teacher grants, and teacher recruitment/retention.
(407) 870-4855

4516  Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, The (FL)
The Foundation for Seminole County Public Schools, the only district-wide nonprofit organization, raises funds to support educational initiatives that enhance superior performance of students/ teachers.
(407) 320-0181

4543  Freedom Guide Dogs for the Blind (NY)
Freedom Guide Dogs breeds, raises, trains, and places guides with blind individuals in the Northeast. We train our clients from their home through 'hometown training'.
(888) 348-4188

4523  Freedom House (MI)
Freedom House works to legally resettle refugees into the United Stats of Canada, providing legal and social services to people of all races and creeds.
(313) 964-4320

4511  Freedom Ride (FL)
Freedom Ride provides an innovative environment where individuals with disabilities through their interaction with horses experience a sense of inclusion, increased self-confidence and self-esteem.
(407) 293-0411

4569  Frontline Outreach (FL)
A leading provider of academic and recreational programs for urban youth and their families in Orlando.
(407) 293-3000

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4510  Healing the Children-Florida (FL)
We provide free healthcare for uninsured children living at or near poverty level. 28% of Florida's children are uninsured- every child deserves medical care.
(407) 330-0070

4509  Hispanic Business Initiative Fund of Greater Orlando (FL)
Provides Hispanic Entrepreneurs with training and development programs to prepare them for the challenges of managing a small business.
(888) 779-4243

4566  Hospice of the Comforter (FL)
Our multi-disciplinary team provides compassionate care for terminally ill patients and their families, focusing on the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of each family unit.
(407) 682-0808

4521  House of Hope (FL)
The faith-based, non-denominational, esidential program offers help for troubled teenagers ages 13 to 18, with the goal of total family healing and restoration.
(407) 843-8686

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4564  Jesus Is The Way Prison Ministry (IL)
Our mission is to preach the Gospel to those incarcerated and to care for their needs at our aftercare facility for ten months when released.
(217) 892-4044

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4567  Kids Beating Cancer (FL)
Provides life-saving services for children with cancer, medically fragile in medical foster homes, and those needing marrow transplants, recruits and funds testing identifying marrow donors.
(866) 522-0008

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4505  Laurel Arts (PA)
Links the arts and rural Somerset County families by presenting all art forms at our center, schools and youth centers for enlightenment, education and rehabilitation.
(814) 443-2433

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4536  Marywood Children & Family Services (TX)
Statewide services that include residential care to pregnant and parenting teens and young women; pregnancy counseling; adoption and post adoption; and emergency foster care.
(800) 251-5433

4506  Mom's House of Pittsburgh (PA)
Comprehensive support center that helps low income student parents to stay in school by offering FREE childcare, tutoring, counseling, career planning, and informal parenting classes.
(888) 975-6667

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4507  Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin (WI)
For over 15 years, this member-supported, nonprofit organization has developed, promoted, and funded education, restoration and management programs that benefit Wisconsin's natural resources.
(866) 264-4096

4552  New Hope For Kids (FL)
Center for Grieving Children provides grief support for children experiencing a death in the family. Children's Wish grants wishes to children suffering life threatening illnesses.
(407) 599-0909

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4518  Pennsylvania Young Playwrights Program (PA)
An intensive year-round program that pairs local teaching artists with classroom teachers for the purpose of supporting students in their learning, exploring, and succeeding.
(215) 665-9226

4526  Pennsylvanians for Human Life Educational Trust Fund (PA)
Non-sectarian, pro-life organization providing education on abortion and euthanasia to the general public, teachers and students; and information and referral to women with problem pregnancies.
(877) LIFE-354

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4563  Real Alternatives (PA)
Committed to assisting women with crisis pregnancies by providing pregnancy support services. Counseling and support tailored to meet specific needs of each woman and baby.
(888) LIFE AID

4522  Rhode Island Community Food Bank (RI)
The main source of food for 547 agencies including soup kitchens, emergency food pantries, and shelters. Distributes 546,000 pounds of food to 44,000 people monthly.
(401) 826-3073

4519  Road to Responsibility (MA)
To provide the means, the opportunity, and the support necessary to allow citizens with disabilities to take their place as productive members of the community.
(781) 834-1300

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4545  SPCA of Central Florida/Orlando Humane Society (FL)
Promotes responsible human behavior towards animals, building a stronger community through education, outreach, and affordable services, and creating new families by uniting people and pets
(407) 351-7722

4565  Special Olympics Florida (FL)
Special Olympics Florida provides year-round sports training and competition to 15,000 individuals with mental retardation and offers competition in 21 different team and individual sports.
(352) 243-9536

4560  Stepping Stone Medical Equipment Bank (FL)
Provides free medical equipment to uninsured needy children and adults disable by birth defects, accidents and illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, heart and lung diseases.
(407) 649-4100

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4562  Teen Challenge of Florida (FL)
Helps youth, adults and families with life-controlling problems become established in society through faith-based mentoring, counseling, education and job training.
(407) 622-5200

4515  Texas Network of Youth Services (TX)
Our mission is to strengthen youth-serving agencies and communities through advocacy, collaboration, development of quality services and to promote youth as valuable community resources.
(512) 328-6860

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4520  Veterans in Transition (OH)
Provides assistance to needy veterans seeking a civilian career credential. Services include career credential training, testing or licensing. Supportive services also provided.
(740) 663-5812

4525  Visual Impairment and Blindness Services (PA)
Provides resources and skills, i.e.: transportation, rehabilitation, chores, education, promoting self-sufficiency of blind, deaf-blind, and visually-impaired individuals. Provides eye care, screenings and education to prevent blindness.
(610) 866-8049

4508  VSA arts of Texas (TX)
VSA's programs help people with disabilities contribute to the social, cultural, and economic life of their communities, while promoting disability awareness and inclusive art activities.
(512) 454-9912

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