Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1982 to improve the care, quality of life and survival rate of children with malignant diseases.

Since its inception, PCDRF has raised over $22 million to find cutting edge research that leads to medically sound treatment protocols for childhood cancers. Much progress has been made. For instance, childhood leukemia, once almost certainly fatal, now has a 70% survival rate from over - cancer continues to afflict more children under 18 years of age each year than any other.

The mission of Team Kids is to inspire and empower young people to become resilient and responsible citizens with a passion for community service.

Team Kids implements innovative school-based and community-wide service-learning programs for children, to inspire youth as positive change agents. Through participating in programs, or volunteering in community events, Team Kids' participants develop the values and skills that enable them to make positive choices in their own lives, while making a difference in the lives of others.

UC Irvine's Department of Intercollegiate Athletics enriches students' education and personal growth by providing opportunities to participate in competitive NCAA Division I athletics. Intercollegiate Athletics is committed to the welfare of student-athletes and staff and promotes excellence in athletic and academic performance, sportsmanship, diversity and gender equity. Intercollegiate Athletics also supports the University of California's mission of public service and generates a unifying spirit among students, faculty, staff and alumni that transcends communities, cultures and generations.

Miocean is a nonprofit foundation that applies proven business approaches to curb the harmful effects of urban run-off pollution and, by doing so, preserve and protect Orange County's 42 miles of coastline.

Miocean co-funds projects with local agency partners and direct charitable contributions to help reduce urban run-off pollution through measurable "end-of-pipe" projects, natural treatment solutions, research programs, upstream prevention and watershed education programs.

Is a grade 6-12+ progressive educational center that provides a safe, structured educational environment serving the needs of students with Asperger Syndrome, high-functioning Autism, and language learning disabilities who may benefit from social and transitional skills development. New Vista Schools maximize personal achievement and foster independence through academics, social skills, self-advocacy, and community involvement.

Designed for students in grades six through 12-plus, the school programs promote academic achievement and fosters independence through academics, social skills, self-advocacy, and community involvement.