This gift will provide RTNO with all the small construction supplies including caulk, dust masks, tape measures, rags, first aid kits, paint tray liners, mineral spirits, painters' plastic and paper, painters' tape, utility knives and trash bags. These are supplies we use on the majority our houses and prepares our volunteer teams to meet any challenge the build may present.

This gift provides windows for a three bedroom home. Too many of our friends and neighbors don't have a decent place to call home. Through this donation of windows, you can play a part in helping to change our community, one family at a time.

This gift will provide a doctor visit for our school as well as medicine, and health education, so students can get treated before a condition becomes serious, or referred to a hospital when it is serious. Our weekly clinics have helped hundreds, and are valued by the community. This gift will help approximately 30 people.

Your support for our youth organizing program, Spiritual Youth for Reproductive Freedom (SYRF), will expand our network of young pro-choice activists on college campuses across the country. Through our SYRF program, we identify emerging young pro-choice leaders and support their efforts to protect their own reproductive rights and access to reproductive health services, while also preparing the future leaders who will carry on the fight...

Your gift allows 1,000 more people to learn about RPHP work on cancer risk (especially to kids) from radiation exposure, through press conferences, journal articles, TV/radio stories, and newspaper editorials.

This is a gift of hope and help. People who receive coaching funded by your gift can find what they need to achieve their best possible outcomes when facing cancer. The value can be equal to someone experiencing a moment of relief, of finding a community support group, of having someone to share their concerns and fears with--while not feeling the burden of impacting their...

Go4theGoal is supporting the research at Dr. Jeff Toretsky's lab at Lonbardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University. His work with Ewing's Sarcoma is progressing with the identification of proteins that will effectively kill the Ewing's cells. In 2007, we purchased a protein purification machine that has allowed them to move forward and this year, we have granted them money for a research chemist to...