Orlando Junior Academy provides a unique initiative with its combination of education, gardening and cooking. The Emeril Lagasse Foundation Kitchen House and Culinary Garden opened in 2016.

Emeril Lagasse Foundation helped to establish the Edible Schoolyard NOLA which has expanded to five charter schools in the FirstLine Schools network.

A beneficiary since 2006, NOCCA created a 4-year high school culinary arts program for aspiring chefs, the first of its kind in the country.

In 2017, Bayou District Foundation and its early learning partner, Educare New Orleans, opened the Emeril Lagasse Foundation School Kitchen.

Einstein Charter High School operates a tuition-free open admissions network and incorporates Career and Technical Education courses with the overarching goal of preparing students to live a life of purpose.

Ingram Lee Foundation's scholarship program helps to establish aid and improve the lives of motivated, economically disadvantaged youth by providing a path to higher education.

Louisiana ProStart is a two-year program for high school students that utilizes an industry-based curriculum, currently serving close to 2,000 juniors and seniors throughout the state.

ReFresh Kids Project offers programming to neighborhood youth ages 8-12 through gardening, nutrition, cooking and food justice education.

The WINGS program at Lynn Meadows Discovery Center nurtures talent, spirit and leadership in youth through performing arts and community service at Mississippi’s only children’s museum.

Camille's Art for Autism provides funds to help families of autistic children learn how to cope with and celebrate life with an autistic child and help the public gain better awareness of ASD.

Sinfonia is committed to entertaining, educating and inspiring the community through innovative musical programming and has reached more than 100,000 children through its Guest Artists in Schools program and music education outreach initiatives.

Serving the youth of the Westbank of the New Orleans metro area, Café Hope teaches job readiness and hospitality skills to youth looking to make a positive change in their lives.

Café Reconcile, a hospitality training program for at-risk youth, has enabled over 1,500 students to empower their own futures since opening its doors 15 years ago.

Liberty’s Kitchen provides a path to self-sufficiency for opportunity youth in New Orleans through food service-based training and education.

St. Michael Special School enhances the learning experiences of all students in specifically designed spaces to accommodate individualized needs.

YEP provides a vast array of prevention and intervention services to youth, some who require re-entry support after incarceration, and some who are at-risk of adverse life outcomes because of their life situations.

As the Emerald Coast's premier no-kill refuge, Alaqua provides protection, shelter and care to animals in need. Alaqua has a variety of educational outreach & community programs which promote personal growth in children with developmental needs.

For 60 years Arc Broward has been a catalyst for transformation by changing how people with developmental disabilities are included, enabling them to live, learn, work and play in their communities.

In January 2017, The Dan Marino Foundation opened the second Marino Campus at Florida International University, Modesto A. Maidique Campus, which features a curriculum designed to build the necessary skills for gainful, competitive employment, social competence and independent living.

Second Harvest’s Summer Feeding and Kids Cafe Programs provide meals to hungry, low-income children when school meals are not available for those most in need in our community.

For 30 years, Covenant House has met the needs of homeless and opportunity youth (ages 16-22) and their children in the New Orleans area, helping more than 30,000 kids off of the streets to achieve stability and either reunite with family or build the skills and resources needed for independent living.

CVHN provides free medical, dental, vision and specialist health care for uninsured and underinsured children in Okaloosa and Walton County Florida.

ECCAC's mission is to prevent child abuse and neglect, protect child abuse victims, and restore the lives and futures of impacted children.

Food For Thought provides backpacks filled with healthy, easy to prepare food for students who are dependent on free or reduced school meals in Walton and Okaloosa Counties.