Legal Momentum is the nation's oldest legal defense and education fund dedicated to advancing the rights of all women and girls. Over the past 39 years, Legal Momentum has made historic contributions through litigation and public policy advocacy to secure economic and personal security for women. Legal Momentum is a national, independent, non-partisan, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization supported by foundations, corporations, and individuals. Donations to Legal Momentum are tax-deductible. Legal Momentum is headquartered in New York City and has a government relations office in Washington, D.C. The organization has a budget in excess of $5 million and 25 employees.

Legal Services for Children (LSC) provides free legal and social services to children and youth in order to stabilize their lives and help them realize their full potential. LSC’s in-house attorneys and social workers, as well as our pro bono attorneys, provide every client with comprehensive, holistic services to enable them to achieve safety and stability, and avoid unnecessary placement in the foster care and juvenile justice systems. Each year, LSC serves over 2,500 children and provides comprehensive representation to approximately 600 youth. Depending upon their specific needs, clients may receive services from any of the following programs.

Lehigh is a premier residential research university, ranked in the top tier of national research universities each year. We are a coeducational, nondenominational, private university that offers a distinct academic environment of undergraduate and graduate students from across the globe. Our university offers majors and programs in four colleges: The College of Arts and Sciences, The College of Business and Economics, The College of Education and The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science. More than 4,600 undergraduate and 2,000 graduate students call Lehigh "home." Located in Pennsylvania’s scenic Lehigh Valley, the campus is situated on 1,600 acres in close proximity to both New York City and Philadelphia. Since 1865, generations of students have chosen Lehigh for their educational experience. They know Lehigh is a place where they can make strong personal connections with faculty, conduct research in diverse fields of study, thrive in a dynamic campus community, form lasting bonds with Lehigh alumni, and learn from their own life experiences.

Each year, with the help of 40,000 volunteers, Leket Israel rescues over 700,000 meals and 21 million lbs of produce and perishable goods, and supplies over 1.25 million (7,500/school day) volunteer prepared sandwiches to underprivileged children. Food, that would have otherwise gone to waste, is redistributed to nearly 300 nonprofit partners caring for the needy. Leket Israel offers cooperative purchasing, nutrition education, and food safety projects to further assist our partners.

Leonard Cheshire Disability supports over 21,000 disabled people in the UK and works in 52 countries. We campaign for change and provide innovative services that give disabled people the opportunity to live life their way. Campaigning for the civil and human rights of disabled people is also a key activity for us. Our breadth of experience, knowledge and constituency of disabled people gives us a unique platform from which to engage in public debate and to campaign on the social policy and civil rights issues that have an impact on disabled people.

LEPRA is a medical development charity with a mission to restore health, hope and dignity to people affected by leprosy and other diseases of poverty. LEPRA's work covers an estimated 300 million people in some of the world's most deprived countries. Building on more than 80 years of experience, we now address not only leprosy prevention and treatment, but also other diseases of poverty including TB, HIV and malaria.

LEPRA Society is a non-governmental organisation that promotes quality health care, initiates and fosters new developments and implementation. The Society aims to support the National Health Programmes in the prevention and control of diseases such as Leprosy, Tuberculosis, Malaria, Lymphatic filariasis, HIV/AIDS and Blindness. The Society focuses health improvement activities in the community that are marginalised or poor, especially women and children, young people, slum populations and migrants affected by the above mentioned diseases and tries to bring about positive changes in their life-style. The work in Andhra Pradesh, Orissa, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar states targets a population of nearly 12 million people.

Let's Face It is the international support network for people with facial disfigurement, their families, friends and professionals. Common causes of facial disfigurement include automobile accidents, burns, cancer and birth defects. Regardless of why a face is disfigured, the pain and distress caused to the person concerned and the disturbing effect on their family are incalculable. We offer friendship on a one to one basis, we link families, friends and professionals and we assist people with facial disfigurement to share their experiences, struggles and hopes. We help them build the courage to face life again, providing continuing education to medical, nursing, allied health professionals concerning the lifelong needs of people with facial disfigurement.

From humble beginnings as a support group set up some 40 years ago over a kitchen table in Amersham, Buckinghamshire by a group of parents of children with leukaemia, Leukaemia CARE went on to be a registered Charity in 1969 and has now grown to become a national charity working with a professional and caring team of employees, trustees and volunteers. The incidence and prevalence of blood cancers has increased over the years, being the 5th most common type of cancer in the UK, and Leukaemia CARE has therefore developed and expanded an impressive range of services to help address the needs of our patients and their families to provide practical care and support in every way we can.

Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research is the only UK charity dedicated to finding better treatments and cures for all blood cancers, including leukaemia, lymphoma and myeloma. We invest in only the best research that brings the most benefit to patients. With 50 years of experience investing in quality research, we have built unparalleled expertise in the field of blood cancers here in Britain. For our life-saving work to continue, we need to raise over £20million every year.

The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) is the world's largest voluntary health organization dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services. Since the first funding in 1954, LLS has awarded more than $680 million in research funding. Through its 64 chapters nationwide and in Canada, LLS offers a wide variety of educational and patient services. They include First Connection, which links newly diagnosed patients to a peer volunteer who has experienced a similar diagnosis; Meet the Expert on Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma and Meet the Doctor programs; teleconferences and Webcasts; support groups; information on the latest clinical trials and treatments; patient financial aid; workshops that address survivorship issues.

The Lewa Wildlife Conservancy aims to work as a catalyst for the conservation of wildlife and its habitat through the protection and management of species, the initiation and support of community conservation and development programmes, and the education of neighbouring communities in the value of wildlife. One of Lewa’s fundamental objectives is to conserve threatened species within its area of operation by providing protected habitat for these species under pressure. Lewa is actively involved in promoting conservation both within its boundaries and in the ecologically important community-owned areas to its north. Lewa has been instrumental in the creation of community conservation areas in the contiguous and northern regions to the Conservancy which have helped increase the amount of land under conservation management in northern Kenya to over 3,000 square kilometres since the mid 1990s.

We're a private institution with a public conscience, a residential campus with global reach. Students and faculty throughout all three of Lewis & Clark's schools–the College of Arts and Sciences, the Graduate School of Education and Counseling, and the Law School–pursue new ways of knowing by combining classic liberal learning with pioneering collaboration.

Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden brings people and plants together. Encompassing more than 80 acres, the Garden is home to a richly abundant and diverse collection of plants and wildlife. A true "living" museum, the Garden provides a multi-sensory experience with hands-on opportunities to engage all ages and interests, especially children – the future stewards of our Earth. At its core, the non-profit Garden is focused on education and for more than 25 years has worked to raise awareness of our interdependence with the natural world.

LGBT VOICE is a registered national Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) organization working to advance equality, diversity, education, and justice for LGBT people in Tanzania. In 2009, a group of LGBT Africans in Dar es Salaam founded LGBT VOICE out of a desire for a more just society that values diversity, where discrimination does not exist, where people live fully with pride and confidence, and celebrate their unique strengths. Gays, Lesbians, Transgendered and Bisexual Tanzanians simply seek, and deserve, the same things all Tanzanians do: to take care of each other and our families; to have good jobs; to support our neighbourhoods; to publicly serve our local, national, and religious communities. Since our founding, we have worked tirelessly in direct aid to individuals in crisis, health care access, political advocacy, and education/media. Our latest and most ambitious project is the creation of the nation’s first free LGBT-friendly clinic in Dar es Salaam. It will serve 500 Tanzanians who currently are not able to access health care because of homophobia and discrimination. The clinic will provide counseling, HIV prevention, and treatment

Lha has been providing much-needed and meaningful multi-social services to Tibetan as well as the local Indian and people from the Himalayan regions since 1997. Our organization is unique in the range and quality of services we offer. These services include English, French, Spanish and Chinese classes, cultural exchange programs, computer classes, yoga classes, health and environmental awareness education, wide array volunteer opportunities and co-ordination, distribution of clothes and medicines, community Kitchen, and many other activities, as well as facilitating an easy transition for the Tibetan refugee community and providing long-term rehabilitation resources. Daily we serve more than 250 people and between 15 and 25 volunteers work with us.

Liberty Science Center is a New Jersey nonprofit corporation dedicated to offering exceptional science learning experiences onsite, offsite and online. Located in Liberty State Park, Jersey City, NJ, we engage learners of all ages in science excitement, provide professional development for teachers, and actively connect people of all backgrounds to pivotal science and society issues. Located in historic Liberty State Park, neighboring the Statue of Liberty and across the river from Lower Manhattan, Liberty Science Center first opened its doors in 1993. But it truly began in the 1970s, when a series of editorials in the Star-Ledger newspaper pushed state leaders to recognize that more educational resources were needed to build a science- and technology-savvy population.

The Life & Art Centre was established in 2005 when the congregation of the Knox United Church gifted the Life & Art Centre Corporation with the old church building and land at 106 Third Avenue North in Roblin, Manitoba. The Life & Art Centre Board members and dedicated volunteers worked hard to meet building codes required for an occupancy permit. Our ventures into the entertainment business have included our in-house choir that has showcased our local talent on a number of occasions, a literary reading, and other plays. Our facility is home to the Roblin Dance Club and is used for community meetings, The Roblin Writer’s Group, scrapbooking classes, private functions and conferences.

The Life & Peace Institute (LPI) is an international and ecumenical centre that supports and promotes nonviolent approaches to conflict transformation through a combination of research and action that entails the strengthening of existing local capacities and enhancing the preconditions for building peace. The Institute collaborates with churches, international ecumenical bodies and other peace organisations. The work of the LPI is global, and the Institute works with partners regardless of their ethnic, political or religious background.

Life Education is part of the national strategy to reduce the harms of drug misuse in our society. It works in partnership with community organisations, law enforcement, government, education and health providers. Educating our children early and preparing them for life is vital if we are to reduce drug taking in our society. Life Education plays an important role in the education process by supporting schools, families and their communities to ensure they receive the best possible programs available that will support them to promote a healthy lifestyle. It is widely recognized that increasing knowledge and understanding are important components of behavioral change. Our aim is to help children make positive healthy choices using teaching methods and context based on the latest research and evidence on effective drug education strategies.