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World Vision International (WVI) sees a world where all children are fed, sheltered, educated, valued, and loved. The Christian relief, development, and advocacy organization aims to help communities around the globe in areas such as education, health care, and economic development; World Vision International also participates in emergency relief efforts. WVI operates in about 100 countries from some 40 offices worldwide. Projects in Africa account for about 40% of the group's spending; the Asia/Pacific region accounts for about 20%. WVI's private donors sponsor some 3 million children. The group receives its contributions -- both cash and gifts-in-kind -- mainly from private sources. WVI was founded in 1950 by the Rev. Bob Pierce.

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF), known for its black and white panda logo, strives to protect the diversity of life on the planet. The conservation organization has worked on more than 13,000 projects in about 160 countries to save endangered species and natural areas, as well as to address threats such as global warming and the exploitation of forests. WWF operates projects in Africa, Asia, Latin America, North America, and Eurasia with national affiliates in about 100 countries. World Wildlife Fund publishes data on endangered wildlife, wild places, and global challenges, such as toxic chemicals and climate change. WWF was founded in 1961 and is supported by some 1.2 million members in the US and 5 million globally.

WWF-UK is not Britain's chapter of the World Wrestling Federation. One of the autonomous national organization members of the World Wildlife Fund, WWF-UK is a non-profit that raises money to fund a variety of environmental conservation causes, protecting flora, fauna, land, sea, and air alike. The larger organization is active not only in the UK but also around the world. Building sustainable homes, safeguarding endangered animals, and working to limit the use of chemicals are among the group's efforts. Established in 1961, WWF-UK conducts its conservation efforts in such places as Africa, the Asia-Pacific area, Europe, and Latin America.

The YAI National Institute for Disabilities Network (YAI/NIPD) serves developmentally and learning-disabled people and their families throughout Connecticut, New Jersey, the New York metropolitan area, Pennsylvania, and Puerto Rico. The nonprofit's services include health care, job training and placement, counseling, "overnight respite" for family caregivers, social activities, and summer camp programs. YAI National Institute for People with Disabilities Network also conducts research into the specific needs of individuals and families cooping with disability and provides public information about the capabilities of disabled people. YAI/NIPD was founded in 1957 as the Young Adult Institute, a social welfare agency for young adults with disabilities.

Young Life is focused on promoting Christianity among teenagers in the US and in more than 50 other countries. Founded in 1941, the not-for-profit organization provides activities and support for junior high, middle school, and high school students located in rural and urban communities. Young Life also operates week-long summer camp programs at about 20 locations throughout North America, as well as retreats held throughout the year. Young Life has grown throughout the years from a single club in Texas to about 600 international Young Life ministries dotting the globe. Young Life boasts about 3,000 staffers and more than 27,000 volunteers.

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