Located in the village of Mto wa Mbu, Tanzania, Majengo is home to 64 vulnerable children between the ages of 3 and 20. Each child receives all the necessities: food, clothing, medical care, education, and love. Majengo also supports 203 children in the surrounding community with education, essentials and mentorship. Danielle was lucky enough to visit this community in 2019 to run a science lab with a group of girls. We can vouch this is a wonderful place for children and their future!

Rosie's Place is the first women-only shelter in the US, located close to where we live in Boston, MA. Last year, they provided welcoming and supportive shelter to 178 women, provided respite and community to more than 12,000 women over the course of the year. In 2024, guests accessed 2,775 showers, 883 loads of laundry, 5,903 phone and computer appointments and3,024 toiletry kits. Danielle's grandma's name is also Rosie, so this just makes sense.

The Food Drive is a community-driven hunger relief and food rescue nonprofit organization based in Melrose, Massachusetts, serving cities and towns north of Boston. Formed in 2020 during the pandemic and fueled by over 150 volunteers, their mission is to feed the community. Eddie Butts, the McButts wedding officiant, Danielle's uncle, and all-around most charitable Butts, volunteers here every Saturday bringing food to Grace Food Pantry in Everett and staying to help serve the community.

Save The Bay has championed Rhode Island's Narragansett Bay, invested in education of the community, and committed to protecting and preserving all parts of the ecosystem—from coastal salt marshes, beaches and dunes, to upland forests, rivers and streams, to urban ponds and waterways, to aquatic habitats such as eelgrass, mud flats and shellfish beds. The Women of Honor, Maddy Butts, also worked at the Save the Bay Aquarium in her Nature Girl phase. We loved it.