Mines Advisory Group  MAG
MAG, a co-recipient of the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize, is one of the largest non-profit humanitarian organizations helping communities recover from conflict by removing the threat of landmines, unexploded ordnance, and small arms and light weapons. MAG employs and trains local people in landmine and UXO clearance so they can rebuild their lives and communities. MAG also provides risk education, particularly for children, and helps people find ways to live alongside the danger of landmines and unexploded bombs so the risk of death and injury is reduced.
(EIN: 52-230- 2253)

 The Marshall Legacy Institute 
The Marshall Legacy Institute (MLI) establishes sustainable indigenous programs to help mine-affected countries. This includes donating life-saving mine detection dogs and providing training to local demining organizations to accelerate the pace of their clearance operations. MLI also offers medical assistance, prostheses, and vocational training to empower mine survivors; and its Children Against Mines Program (CHAMPS) promotes global citizenship & involves American youth in meaningful service-learning projects to help who have been injured by landmines.
(EIN: 54-185- 3093)