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Serving over 7,200 kids at 19 Clubs in Knox, Blount, Loudon and North Anderson Counties. Our Mission is to enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. We offer quality programming after school and during the summer to help kids achieve great futures. Our goal is to give Club members the tools they need to achieve academic success, build a healthy lifestyle, and develop strong character and citizenship skills.
Fresno-Madera Medical Society Scholarship Foundation is a Fresno, CA-based company in the Non-profit sector.
The Lutheran Home was established in 1906 out of love and concern to provide for retired and indigent pastors and teachers who could live out their lives in relative comfort and dignity. First known as the “Altenheim,” the same spirit remains at the heart of the Lutheran Home a century later. While we serve people of all backgrounds, it`s clear that faith and compassion remain the driving forces in care. Harwood Place, founded by a joint venture between the Lutheran Home and Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, opened its doors in December of 1989. Now solely under the ownership of the Lutheran Home, Harwood Place fulfills the need for a retirement living community as a part of our continuum of care. It provides a beautiful, safe, and dignified campus for independent seniors who wish to reduce the responsibilities of home ownership and have available the socialization and support of health services such as assisted living. One hundred years later, we`re at the forefront of senior care, offering a full range of services, including independent living, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care assisted living, skilled nursing, adult day services, and host hospice care on-site. Additionally, we offer community programs and a Children`s Center with intergenerational programming, benefiting young and old alike.
Africare is a private, charitable organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
The Board of Bar Overseers and the Office of the Bar Counsel were established by the Supreme Judicial Court in 1974 as independent administrative bodies to investigate and evaluate complaints against lawyers. Although both the Board and Bar Counsel are official bodies subject to the supervision of the Supreme Judicial Court, no public funds are spent to support them. The Bar Counsel`s and the Board`s expenses come solely from the annual registration fees paid by lawyers.