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Project Pulse is a yearly convention which strives to connect motivated high school students to the world of health sciences. The aim is to connect these student with post secondary students, working professionals, university representatives and other distinguished individuals who will motivate students to pursue a career in the health sciences. Project Pulse is a one-day conference taking place in may where youth, along with friends and family are invite to come and explore the field of health sciences through conversations and lectures with those who know the field. Students and their parents will be offered the opportunity to have their questions answered by working professionals, university students and university representatives.

Pancreatic cancer has one of the highest mortality rates of all cancers -- the 3rd highest in the U.S. -- yet it receives the least funding of all the top ten cancers. We envision a world without pancreatic cancer. To that end, Project Purple participates in a variety of events and campaigns to raise funds for our two main programs: research into early detection methods and a cure, and providing financial aid to pancreatic cancer patients currently struggling with the burden or medical and living expenses. "My father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2008. After a year of treatments we thought he had cleared the woods, but it reared its ugly head again, and on September 5th 2011, my dad died. I started Project Purple in an effort to help raise awareness for this horrible disease in the hope that our contribution will help researchers find a cure."​ - Dino Verrelli, Founder & CEO of Project Purple

Puthri is India’s first ever developmental project that seeks to create Career Intentionality among underprivileged girl students. It is an initiative by Avtar Human Capital Trust (AHCT), a not-for-profit public charitable organization, working in the field of economic empowerment of women. Project PUTHRI’s key enablers step in at this crucial phase of her life to guide & support her aspirations in the form of a Mentor, role model & career coach. The encouragement, motivation, guidance, and inspiration will enable her to pursue a career to secure her future. At project PUTHRI, we follow a holistic approach of providing complete & wholesome education to every PUTHRI scholar. Our various intervention programs in collaboration with partners, help us help & enable every PUTHRI to equip herself for a career intentional goal in life.

Operating under MWC, Project Ramadan's (PR) mission is simple: we fundraise, assemble, and distribute baskets containing staple food items. Who We Are Run entirely by volunteers, PR is an initiative dedicated to providing support to local families in need through fundraising and assembling food baskets. Our food baskets containing staple food items help the local community create healthy, balanced meals during the blessed month of Ramadan. Through key partnerships with organizations such as food banks, women’s shelters and indigenous communities, we distribute baskets to families regardless of their race, religion or nationality. Enthusiastic volunteers come from across the Greater Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa areas to band together and make this initiative possible. With the support of our great sponsors, including Islamic Relief Canada, Project Ramadan has worked to help many Food Banks in the MWC network, and partner with many beneficiaries across Ontario. Our Impact Since 2009, we have proudly raised over two million dollars and distributed over 31,600 food baskets in joint support with the Muslim Welfare Canada food bank network. In our 2020 campaign alone: - We built, and distributed over 5,000 baskets to 5,000 families - Raised $216,187 In 2019, we worked with 500+ community volunteers to make the campaign a great success! Project Ramadan is a 100% volunteer-run. We keep overhead costs low to take your donations even further. Unfortunately, due to COVID-19, visits to food banks are at an all-time high, and expected to continue to rise, highlighting the importance of your support. *Muslim Welfare Centre is a registered charity (#89733-1732-RR-0001). All donations over $20 receive a tax receipt.

Project Regeneration is a new non-profit in the SF Bay Area. Founded by Paul Hawken, Project Regeneration builds off of his recent book, Regeneration: Ending the Climate Crisis in One Generation, to foster learning, community, and action to inspire the regeneration of the world. Project Regeneration flips the narrative, bringing people back into the conversation by demonstrating that addressing current human needs rather than future threats is the only path to solving the climate crisis. From land to ocean, food to industries – Project Regeneration researches, communicates, and hosts learning communities around an extensive menu of actions that collectively can reverse the overheating and degradation of our planet. The solutions, techniques, and practices range from solar power, electric vehicles, and tree planting to bioregions, azolla fern and forest farms; they are all doable, science-based, and comprise a precise and unequivocal course of action.

Project Respect is a civic & social organization company based out of 1935 E 2nd St # D, Defiance, Ohio, United States.

For nearly four decades, Project Return has been solely dedicated to the people who are returning to the Nashville community after incarceration, facilitating job search, job placement, and job retention, as well as providing wraparound intensive case management and a broad array of assistance and support. Our effectiveness is amplified by entrepreneurship: Project Return operates two revenue-generating social enterprises. Through our first social enterprise, PRO Employment (PROe), we create jobs and hire people immediately. Since its inception in 2013, PROe has employed 517 people and has generated more than $1.8M in revenue. Our second social enterprise, PRO Housing, creates affordable rental homes for people who have successfully started new lives, through the acquisition, rehab, and preservation of affordable housing stock in Nashville. The funds utilized by Project Return represent money not spent on incarceration. The annual cost of imprisonment in Tennessee is approximately, $27,000 per person. Comparing Project Return's lower recidivism to the state's higher rate, and considering just the cost of imprisonment, the impact of Project Return in 2017 is approximately $3.3M in taxpayer dollars saved. Joblessness only magnifies the negative cycle of formerly incarcerated individuals going back to prison. By understanding the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction and choosing instead to support an individual's successful return to society through stable, full-time employment, Project Return serves as an important part of the solution to end mass incarceration.

Project Rhythm is a 501c3 non-profit organization committed to changing young lives one beat at a time using music as a tool to educate, empower and enrich underserved youth who are poor in means but rich in potential. Project Rhythm engages students through collective song creation using modern technologies. Students do more than just play instruments; they write songs, record, engineer, produce and perform. Through our comprehensive Mobile Studio and Clubhouse Studio programs, students build the valuable personal and professional skills needed to navigate the music studio environment, such as collaboration, conflict resolution, computer skills, engineering skills, performance, public speaking and product creation. Best of all, they have fun doing it!