Our Nonprofits

The Connecticut Institute for the Blind/Oak Hill provides children and adults with multiple disabilities the opportunity to live, learn and work in the community.

Patti Lyons worked every day with the victims of poverty, abuse and neglect; Consuelo Zobel Alger loved children and saw the desperate need to provide them with safe alternatives to the streets, vocational training to give them a leg up out of perpetual poverty and education in the ways of positive living.

Coral reefs comprise some of the most spectacular collections of fish and plant life anywhere on earth. Today, tourists and those who make their living in and around reef areas have irreparably damaged many reefs by carelessness and deliberate disregard of their extreme fragility.

We called them pioneers. The men and women who dared to go west. When they arrived in the place we now call Nebraska, they were memorized by the stunning beauty of lush grasslands brimming with life.

In the City of Washington DC they are mining one of the most valuable resources of the modern era. Data… raw data. This is what happens when unfiltered information is put in the hands of entrepreneurs.

Privilege has become one of those loaded words that we need to reclaim so we can use it to do some good. At Desire Street Ministries, Danny Wuerffel, a former college and professional football player and Heisman winner, is using his platform to address systemic injustices that have existed in this country for centuries.

Disability Rights International is dedicated to promoting the human rights and full participation in society of people with disabilities worldwide.

Disability Rights International is dedicated to promoting the human rights and full participation in society of people with disabilities worldwide.

Visionaries will take viewers to the an area overflowing with wildlife and natural beauty to meet the people who have created a model of conservation that will inspire communities across the country to band together to preserve the part of their community they cherish most.

Cape Cod is a resort community. Gorgeous oceanfront homes, dazzling marinas and sandy beaches. Oh, and there also happens to be as many as 5000 people a year who report being homeless. The good news? New solutions to homeless in America are being tried and tested in the unlikeliest of places.