Our Nonprofits

Since 1967, Stroud™ Water Research Center has focused on one thing — fresh water. We seek to advance knowledge and stewardship of freshwater systems through global research, education, and watershed restoration.

A baby is born. A new life, totally unique, comes into being. Once… in a terrible while, something goes wrong.

Leadership Academy supports and develops school and system leaders to lead in ways that create culturally responsive learning environments for every child. Empowering Leaders. Transforming Schools For Every Student.

Positive Change can be defined as the act of becoming better. The operative word here is “becoming”…occurring over time.

Uncommon Schools believe that every child deserves an outstanding education, and they are committed to working beyond the walls of our schools to achieve that goal. They partner with more than 3,000 teachers and leaders from public school districts in New York and New Jersey to improve classroom instruction. Their books—including Teach Like a Champion and Driven by Data—and professional development workshops have helped millions of teachers around the world achieve better outcomes for their students.

Wartburg’s mission is to provide superior care, delivered with dignity, compassion and respect. Wartburg in Westchester, NY, offers integrated, comprehensive senior care services to both residents and people in their own homes.

Published 25 years ago, A Course in Miracles is a monumental body of work containing a powerful message of love and forgiveness.

More than three decades ago, an innovator named Joe Blatchford had an idea--to connect the multi-national corporations working in Latin America with the working poor who inhabit the countries in which they do business.

As a pilot deeply involved in the international nonprofit community, Bob Lehnhart saw the need to provide safe, reliable air transport services to other relief and development agencies working under tremendously stressful conditions in war zones, famine areas and other crisis situations.

Formed in 1917 to provide conscientious objectors with an opportunity to aid civilian victims during World War I, the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) provided food, medical and reconstruction assistance during and after both World Wars.