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Direct Relief International wants to relieve the health problems of people around the world. The not-for-profit organization is dedicated to providing health care support and emergency relief to people in developing countries, as well as victims of disasters and war. Direct Relief International gives medicine, supplies, and equipment through partnerships with local groups that make specific requests and coordinates distribution. Citing a "national health insurance and budgetary crisis," the group also has partnered with nonprofit clinics and commmunity health centers to provide medical care and medicine for homeless and low-income people in California. Direct Relief was founded in 1948 by Estonian immigrant William Zimdin.

Dress for Success has assisted some 450,000 low-income women worldwide by providing each client with a suit to wear to a job interview and an additional suit after she lands the position. The not-for-profit organization also offers them support in developing their career skills and networking through a membership in the Professional Women's Group. Dress for Success, which relies on donations and volunteer help, operates from offices in about 90 cities. Dress for Success has more than 100 affiliates in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Mexico, Poland and the West Indies. Former executive director Nancy Lublin founded the organization in 1997 with an inheritance from her great-grandfather, Poppy Max, an immigrant from Eastern Europe.

Earth Share wants to be sure our home planet gets its due. Earth Share works to ensure that environmental organizations get their fair share of donations. The not-for-profit represents more than 400 local and national environmental and conservation groups and collects money primarily through payroll deduction campaigns at government and corporate offices in all 50 states. Earth Share has affiliated offices in some 18 states. Earth Share strives to educate the public about environmental problems and their impacts on daily life through public service announcements on toxins in schools, childhood obesity, and the effects of mercury in the food chain. Earth Share was formed by 18 conservation groups in 1988.

Easter Seals provides exceptional services, education, outreach, and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play in our communities. National Easter Seal Society annually helps more than 1.3 million children and adults with disabilities through over 550 service centers in the US, Puerto Rico, Canada, and Australia. Easter Seals, Inc. offers medical rehabilitation, job training, child care, and adult day services. Easter Seals, Inc. began in 1907 as the National Society for Crippled Children and launched its first "seal" campaign around Easter in 1934. Supporters placed stickers or seals depicting the lily, a symbol of renewal, on letters and envelopes. The campaign was so successful and the symbol so associated with the organization that it changed its name in 1967.

Eckerd Youth Alternatives (EYA) provides early intervention and prevention, wilderness education, residential and day treatment, and re-entry and aftercare programs for at-risk youths. The not-for-profit organization has worked to help more than 80,000 kids through its operations in about 10 states, located primarily in the eastern US. Many of EYA's some 40 programs are offered under contract with state juvenile justice agencies. EYA was established in 1968 by Jack Eckerd, the founder of the Eckerd drugstore chain, and his wife, Ruth Eckerd. During the past few years, Eckerd Youth Alternatives has been focused on expanding its community-based support programs.

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