Synensys supports compassionate organizations who serve our most vulnerable neighbors in our communities. Our Corporate sharing is focused on making safer people a reality among those suffering from trauma, violence, indifference, neglect, and brokenness.
Our company culture and Giving Campaign are based on the principles of Jeff Henderson’s book FOR.
Founded in 2001, Wellspring Living is a non-profit organization in Atlanta, Georgia that provides domestic sex trafficking victims and those at risk with specialized recovery services through residential and community-based programs. Wellspring Living’s vision is to live in a world where every victim of sexual exploitation has access to transformative care.
Along with a primary emphasis on the reduction of military Veteran and First Responder suicides, AFM’s successful Intervene Challenge provides training for all our community to address suicidal ideation, increase resiliency, and build additional capacity to improve mental health in our most at-risk populations. Through AFM, individuals at-risk find an authentic power to choose life.
The Bloom Closet is a non-profit organization meeting the needs of displaced children and youth. When children enter foster care, most are empty-handed, with nothing but the clothes on their backs to call their own. In The Bloom Closet, we fill their hands with free clothing, books, toys, school supplies, and more. And we fill their hearts with encouragement and love.
PFLAG Peachtree City promotes the health and well-being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people, their families, and friends through support, education, and advocacy. PFLAG provides opportunity for dialogue about sexual orientation and gender identity and acts to create a society that is healthy and respectful of human diversity.
NMFA is the voice of military families because, for 50 years, we have proven that we stand with all military families. Our Association is the “go to” source for Administration Officials, Members of Congress, and key decision makers when they want to understand the issues facing our families. They know we have “boots on the ground” with military families and understand better than anyone that “military families serve, too.” Through the support and programs we provide, and our respected voice on Capitol Hill and with the Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs, our Association always looks out for the families who serve.
High Aspirations raises African American males’ aspirations by initiating innovative ways to improve the quality of their lives spiritually, emotionally, socially, and academically. High Aspirations is a faith-based program which solely focuses on young African American males, ages 8 to 18. The program supports them in four areas: socially, academically, emotionally, and spiritually. HA addresses the lack of role models for African American males through mentoring. More than 100 young men have graduated from the High Aspirations program. Our program is designed to place young men on a path toward becoming productive society members, loving husbands, and dutiful fathers.
A cancer diagnosis can be life altering, especially for kids. For children and teens treated at MD Anderson, creating art during their cancer experience can be therapeutic and healing.
Children’s Art Project provides an outlet for young cancer patients to share their artistic talent, while offering an opportunity for others to support patient programs by purchasing merchandise inspired by patients’ artwork. Net proceeds from the sale of art-inspired merchandise help to fund pediatric programs.
Our philosophy is to create this holistic, multi-disciplinary support network in each community to facilitate reintegration for warriors and their families. While there are many programs designed to provide career guidance and job placement to veterans, there are no programs currently addressing the fundamental issues of reintegration or career retention.
The Gary Sinise Foundation was established under the philanthropic direction of award-winning actor and humanitarian Gary Sinise, who has been an advocate of our nation’s defenders for forty years. responders, their families, and those in need. Our programs—designed to entertain, educate, inspire, strengthen, and build communities—serve America’s heroes and their loved ones 365 days a year. At the Gary Sinise Foundation, we serve our nation by honoring our defenders, veterans, first responders, their families, and those in need.
The mission of TCH is to provide the highest quality of long-term residential childcare in the areas of spiritual instruction, nutrition, shelter, clothing, education and safety. The TCH is made up of children ages 5-18, house parents and other staff. The purpose of TCH is to provide a loving, Christian atmosphere where children can grow physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally.
There are no fees to the family or legal guardians for children placed at TCH. Donations are accepted, but not required or expected. Parents or legal guardians maintain their legal rights and give written consent for the child to live at TCH. It is our desire to help as many children as possible and to strengthen them and their families.
Fayetteville Elementary School is a Title I school with a high percentage of students financially-in-need. Funding was needed to cover the fees of field trips for 3rd grade students who otherwise could not afford the cost and would not be able to participate.
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