Operation Restored Warrior (ORW)
by Paul LavelleRESCUE, REBUILD, and RESTORE The cost of sustaining the freedoms we so cherish as a people and a nation are increasingly carried upon the shoulders of the men and women of our Armed Forces. Their immense personal cost is only just now being recogn
Oaks of Righteousness
by Oaks of Righteousness
Ocean's Edge Ministries
by Ocean's EdgeWe exist to facilitate, train, and mobilize others to live the abundant life by using their unique God-given gifts to love God, reflect the character of Jesus Christ, and positively impact their local community as they embrace a mission lifestyle.
Open Arms
by Everett and Sheral WaltersHelping the poorest of the poor, supporting at risk orphans, supporting pregnant and single parent moms who are in crisis, assisting the sharing of the transforming truth of God's love to the world, and reaching out to at risk families that are homeless.
ORW Team NYC Triathlon - Operation Restored Warrior
by Team ORW-NYC TriathlonTeam ORW-NYC Triathlon - Competing to touch the hearts of the wounded. Restored Warrior was established in 2008 to meet the needs of our Military men and women who are suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Combat Related Stress. Please Give!
Olson ISLAND Ministries
by James and Judi Olson
ORW-King of the Consultants Invitational Striped Bass
by Joe BartnickiAnnual Charity Event. Proceeds benefit U.S. Military Veteran charities. Supporting Operation Restored Warrior
ORW - Holy City Swim Jam 2018
by Paul LavelleThe Holy City Swim Jam is returning to The Isle Of Palms on Saturday, September 8th, 2018. We are excited to announce this year’s beneficiary is Operation Restored Warrior.
Ohlin's Ministry in Cambodia
by Ohlin's Ministry in CambodiaAfter living in Cambodia since January 2010, our family has become acutely aware of the pain and difficulties that the many orphans face in this beautiful, yet poverty-stricken country.
Outreach to Japanese
by Hiroyuki and Satomi FukudaWe believe that small group is the best way to reach Japanese. It is because that gathering at home is safer and more personal for them, so that we can invite new people easily.