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City Harvest is a not-for-profit organization that delivers food to about 600 soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, and community food programs in New York. City Harvest Inc. distributes more than 25 million pounds of excess food each year, feeding some 260,000 men, women, and children each week. Founded by Helen verDuin Palit in 1982, City Harvest works with more than 1,900 food donors such as Tropicana, Dannon, Whole Foods, D'Agostino Supermarkets, and Au Bon Pain, as well as roughly 28,000 financial supporters, to bring food to the city streets.City Harvest Inc. work to connect low-income New Yorkers with access to federal nutrition programs, a safe and diverse regional food supply, equal opportunities to consume healthy and affordable food, and economically viable and environmentally sound communities.

Community Gatepath leads disabled people in San Mateo County, California to a place even better than Oz. The not-for-profit organization serves more than 1,100 individuals and their families by promoting independence and integration into the community. Community Gatepath offers adults and children rehabilitative therapy, support groups, educational and vocational classes, and socialization training. Community Gatepath also provides services to local businesses and individuals that include production work (hand assembly, mail sorting, collating, shrink-wrapping, and delivery), staffing, and landscape work. Community Gatepath was formed when community centers Poplar Center and Peninsula ReCare merged.

Conservation International is dedicated to protecting the environment and its inhabitants. The not-for-profit works in more than 40 countries on four continents. Conservation International staff focuses on biodiversity hotspots, wilderness areas with high-biodiversity, and certain marine areas. CI's Center for Biodiversity Science collects data, develops conservation plans, and creates partnerships to reach its targets. Programs include working with farming cooperatives to increase efficiency, promote ecotourism, track sea turtles, and restore threatened forests. Because the group believes human welfare is important to conservation, Conservation International also supports health and family planning clinics in developing nations. CI was founded in 1987.

Counterpart International finds perfect partners to work together in improving the quality of life for communities worldwide. The not-for-profit humanitarian relief organization provides food, medical supplies, disaster relief, technical and economic assistance, and training to countries in the former Soviet Union, Central Asian republics, Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe, and Africa. Counterpart International, Inc. helps to form coalitions of companies, governments, and grass roots organizations to build schools and hospitals, foster micro-businesses, and develop tourism in war-torn or disaster-affected areas. Counterpart was founded in 1965 as the Foundation for the Peoples of the South Pacific.

Covenant House offers outreach and crisis centers for homeless and runaway youths. Covenant House centers offer food, shelter, clothing, and medical and counseling services, as well as job skills and substance abuse and parenting programs. There are about 15 centers in the US, two in Canada, and one each in Mexico, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Covenant House Rights of Passage Programs and Covenant House Crisis Shelters served more than 15,000 people and the entire organization reaches some 71,000 homeless kids annually. Covenant House also operates the Nineline (1-800-999-9999) for runaways. Covenant House was founded in 1972 by Franciscan priest Father Bruce Ritter.

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