Non profit aimed at teaching the next generation how to overcome adversity and challenge using lessons from September 11. Our focus is on family, team work, civic duty, and pursuing excellence in the face of overwhelming odds. In addition to providing leadership training and life skills to at-risk school and high school aged youth, the September 11 Foundation also operates the Code III Journal - a news source of information related to first responders across the spectrum, Cowboy Critical Care, and the EMS Study Guide. They provide continuing education programs for first responders across the US and internationally. September 11 Foundation has also responded and supported response to multiple disasters in and out of the United States.
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The Epilepsy Foundation of Metropolitan New York is a non-profit social service organization and dedicated to improving the quality life of people with epilepsy and their families. Our program services are available to residents of New York City and Westchester County. Services are made possible through contractual agreements. All informational services are provided free of charge. Some programs have admissions criteria.
The Phoenix Club, Inc. is a 501c(4) Non-Profit Organization that has been created exclusively for the promotion of social welfare causes. Our organization’s mission statement is “Helping the Community in Any Way Possible” as well as “Inspiring Others to Higher Achievement”. We have seven core focus points that we strive to accomplish as an organization as well. These focus points are: 1. To provide classes in entrepreneurship 2. To provide classes in financial literacy 3. To provide classes in real estate 4. To provide classes in youth mentorship 5. To provide programs in community service 6. To host events geared towards networking 7. To host events geared towards career placement
