God's Littlest Angels is an independent, non-denominational ministry founded to care for premature, malnourished, and abandoned children in Haiti. GLA is a faith mission relying on God to provide funding and other needs through churches and donors throughout North America and Europe. GLA was incorporated in Illinois as a not-for-profit organization in April, 1997. In 2002, offices were moved to Colorado. We have independent Boards of Directors in both the US and Canada. GLA has 501(c)(3) status from the United States Internal Revenue Service. GLA Canada has charitable status in Canada. In Haiti, GLA is licensed by the Minister of Social Affairs of Haiti through IBESR.

Proper nutrition is essential to the successful management of many serious illnesses. God's Love We Deliver's Nutrition Specialists provide nutrition education and counseling to meal program clients and others affected by diseases. God's Love We Deliver provides essential food and nutrition services to men, women and children living with HIV/AIDS, cancer, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer's disease and other serious illnesses. Our clients live throughout the five boroughs of New York City, Hudson County and Newark, New Jersey. The staff helps clients to use God's Love We Deliver services effectively, refers them to other local social service agencies that are best equipped to meet their other needs, and advocates on their behalf when necessary.

God's way Kindergarten is a brain child of a Community Based Organization in the rural village of Bumusomi Village, Bubutu Sub-county in Manafwa District in Uganda. The Organization had many objectives of which one of them was starting a Kindergarten with the aim of breaking the cycle of poverty by educating children, as education empowers them and enables them to get better job opportunities and become responsible citizens. The overall goal is “to enable every child to attend school”and also focus on improving the lives of children by helping them to develop into responsible community members for sustainable development through education. God's Way Kindergarten is located in the rural area where the communities can not afford an education for a child. However, the communities contributed labour in form of putting up temporary structures where the school is being housed, the teachers and support staff are also volunteering. We have a new project that through the generous support of well-wishers is in the process of starting up poultry and piggery farm. The revenue that comes out of these projects will help in the building of new structures and acquisition of more land for expansion.

Goodwill Southern California will continue to be the premier workforce development resource in California for people with disabilities or disadvantages. We treat everyone with respect, compassion and inclusion, honoring their contributions and differences. We conduct our business with integrity, accountability and concern for the environment. We serve, empower and advocate for our clients and each other. We pursue a vision of excellence and continuous improvement to better the lives of those we serve.

Established in 1993 the Trustees looked for ways to make the development work sustainable. The beautiful old Cape Dutch buildings have been restored creating a very special 67 bedded venue for conferences, workshops, weddings and retreats. At the same time the farm has been planted with olive groves now producing organically grown olives that are either bottled or cold pressed into a top quality extra virgin olive oil and marketed under the Goedgedacht label. The Goedgedacht Trust works on three levels. At a national level the Goedgedacht Forum for Social Reflection, now 12 years old, keeps an eye on the fault lines in our society by encouraging and promoting dialogue around issues of national importance. On a regional level three organizations working in the Swartland/West Coast started out at Goedgedacht farm and are now operating successfully as independent organizations. At a local level the Trust’s “Path out of Poverty Programme” (POP) is working very successfully to help poor rural children find ways out of the desperate cycles of poverty which have trapped farm worker families for many generations.

The Goldwater Institute is an independent government watchdog supported by people who are committed to expanding free enterprise and liberty. The Institute develops innovative, principled solutions to pressing issues facing the states and enforces constitutionally limited government through litigation. The Institute focuses its work on expanding economic freedom and educational opportunity, bringing transparency to government, and protecting the rights guaranteed to Americans by the U.S. and state constitutions. The Goldwater Institute was founded in 1988 with Barry Goldwater’s blessing.

The Good Rock Foundation was established in 1997 when we first visited China's orphanages and were given opportunities to help improve conditions for some of the children there. Since then we established trusting relations with the authorities, working with them on joint ventures to develop long-term sustainable projects that would offer more help to the children, as well as encourage the child carers in their challenging task and offer life beyond existence in an institution. We believe that with our philosophy of care and a mutually respectful relationship with China's social services we can address the issues that are at the root of the plight of China's abandoned children. We advocate foster family care, provide caregiver training, bring help to disabled & sick children & in recent years have been developing opportunities for the orphan children who are growing up. We invest in child-carer training so that the children receive the nurturing they need for a healthy, happy childhood and the local orphanage workers receive the encouragement they need to meet the challenges of their work. We respect the culture we work in and the people working alongside of us. These people have surmounted many obstacles in many difficult decades, what is needed now is help them to help themselves.

For over 30 years, Good Shepherd Services have worked in solidarity with people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless in Cork. Our services reach out to women, girls and children who are homeless, providing accommodation and support. We provide family support by helping mothers to care for their children and prepare them for independent living. This is done in a supportive and healing environment, which fosters growth and self confidence. Through the various programmes, the services seek to enhance self image and motivation by providing opportunities for promoting personal worth and a realistic attitude towards work and life.

Goodwill Group is a private Thai foundation initially established in Bangkok in December 2000, originally as an English language school for disadvantaged Thai women. The scope of our programs has since evolved to provide personal and career development services. In a male-oriented society where education opportunities for the poor are few, women are less likely to receive them. Most of our students have migrated to Bangkok from the Northeast, and with little education and few job skills, these women often face a lot of pressure to enter the sex industry. The lack of universal access to education is a major challenge in Thailand, yet we believe that women are more in need of a helping hand so that is where we have placed our focus.

Goodwill® inspires hope and self-confidence, helping people from all backgrounds and walks of life to feel successful, valuable and dignified. Our network of 166 independent, community-based Goodwills in the United States and Canada offers customized job training, employment placement and other services to people who have disabilities, lack education or job experience, or face employment challenges.

We provide training, employment and supportive services for people with disabilities or disadvantages who seek greater independence. Goodwill serves individuals with greatly varied experiences, skills and interests. While the agency's programs have changed with the times, the common thread has always been to help men and women develop the skills necessary to secure employment opportunities that fulfill personal and professional goals. As a non-profit organization, Goodwill appreciates the continued support of government funding sources, local and national foundations, and corporate and individual donors. Equally important, however, are Goodwill's own initiatives, which help us remain a self-sustaining organization.

Goodwill Social Work Centre is an Indian Non-governmental organisation that since its inception has been working in the areas of children’s rights through artwork, Children's environmental health rights, humanitarian aid, Intensive family preservation of dysfunctional families, Youth and women development, non-formal employment training for youth, community technology services, environment education and action, social research,, NGO capacity building and networking and NGO consultancy. GOODWILL is highly professional in its approach and its methods are underpinned by a strong academic research ethos.

A unique resource mobilization initiative providing clothes and other basic amenities to millions in the far-flung villages by turning one’s wastage into a resource for another. Initiated in 1998 with just 67 clothes, we now send out over 40000 kgs of material every month , in 21 states of India. A force of over 300 volunteers, GOONJ is implementing its various initiatives through over 150 grassroot organisations, panchayats, Ashoka fellows & social activists in parts of 20 states of the country. GOONJ has recently been awarded the 'Indian NGO of the year' award for its governance and practices.

Gorta is an independent, international development NGO and the Irish partner of the FAO. We are a not-for-profit organisation working to the highest professional, business and ethical standards. Our intention is to contribute powerfully to the eradication of the causes of hunger and extreme thirst in the world. Our approach to long term development is holistic, multi-disciplinary and creative. We encourage integrated solutions recognising the inter-dependent relationship that exists between food and water security, health, education and social enterprise.

Gecsn was founded by humanitarian professionals who saw a need to coordinate local NGOs working with Cambodian children. This means getting different organizations to communicate so that they don't all do the same things and leave other important problems asides. Our core business is transferring knowledge and know-how, but we also make financial contributions and link local NGOswith Western donors. GEcsn strongly believes that the real needs of vulnerable Cambodian children should be determined by local NGOs, not donors in the West. GEcsn's partners employ some 400 local staff who care for over 3000 vulnerable children.

GRA is an Irish based charity, established in 1990 following the change in Regime in Romania in 1989. As well as providing much needed basic relief goods, developing social programmes and projects, GRA established a children’s home in response to the needs of the children in that country. We have focused our attention on the village of Tiur and on the nearby town of Blaj in Transylvania.

GCM is a non-profit organization founded by Bro. Praveen Ratna Kumar in 2006, we the organization dedicated to serve the orphans , Widows, Leprosy and HIV People in India.

Grace Eyre is a charity supporting people with learning disabilities to make the most of opportunities in their communities. We provide person centred services to 200 people, employ 80 staff and are supported by over 50 volunteers. Grace Eyre’s Vision for the future is that people can live and be part of their communities and achieve their dreams and wishes.

Grace Foundation provides growth and development opportunities to poor, disenfranchised and low income people. We also help foster the development of healthy and vibrant communities. We act as an inter and intra connecting agency that seeks collaboration and partnership with other civil society organizations around the world. Grace Foundation assists the poor, and the disenfranchised in our communities, without creating dependency. The organization utilizes a participatory model of development whereby stakeholders are involved actively in their own personal development; as well as been change agents in their communities through social activism and volunteerism.

Grace foundation international is based in Kenya and works in partnership with communities and donors to provide better educational structures and equipment; GFI also assists orphaned school children by providing funds for fees, school uniform, books, etc.