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101		LEXINGTON, KY
102		Washington, DC
103		OAKLAND, CA
104		PICKERINGTON, OH
105		GREENVILLE, SC
106		MILWAUKEE, WI
107		CHICAGO, IL
108		WASHINGTON, DC
109		WHEATON, IL
110		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
111		Columbus, OH
112		Washington, DC
113		Detroit, MI
114		Charleston, SC
115		FINDLAY, OH
116		Durham, NC
117		STANLEY, NC
118		DETROIT, MI
119		Indianapolis, IN
120		Blacklick, OH
121		Newberry, SC
122		CHESTER, VA
123		WINNEBAGO, NE
124		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
125		DAVIS, CA
126		MANDEVILLE, LA
127		Atlanta, GA
128		Tampa, FL
129		Seattle, WA
130		LOS ANGELES, CA
131		PHOENIX, AZ
132		Oakland, CA
133		FT LAUDERDALE, FL
134		ATLANTA, GA
135		ATLANTA, GA
136		BIGFORK, MT
137		RIPON, CA
138		MADISON, MS
139		Sutherlin, OR
140		OLYMPIA, WA
141		OAKLAND, CA
142		Johnson City, TN
143		Oakland, CA
144		SEATTLE, WA
145		LUGUNA BEACH, CA
146		SACRAMENTO, CA
147		San Gabriel, CA
148		PORTLAND, OR
149		San Francisco, CA
150		WICHITA, KS

To build and raise awareness and visibility within the LGBTQ community of color.

educate expose and empower young black

HEAL THE PAST, RE-IMAGINE THE PRESENT, AND INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF

TO HELP FUNDERS AND INVESTORS BUILD AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS WITH BLACK INNOVATORS.

PROMOTE EDUCATION OF OUR

SUPPORTS PUBLIC ART, MUSIC AND PERFORMANCE THAT INSPIRES, EDUCATES AND ENHANCES THE WELL-BEING OF OUR MILWAUKEE COMMUNITIES.

EAT is a non-profit community-led organization founded by for post-incarcerated people. EAT was established in 2018 with the mission to uplift the voices power of Black Chicagoans engaged in the informal economy: the diversified set of economic activities enterprises jobs workers that are not regulated or protected by the state. We have continuously witnessed system-impacted individuals face significant barriers in their everyday lives; they are shut out of the workforce forced into informality criminalized for surviving. These systemic inequalities often lead to extreme poverty additional periods of incarceration. EAT is committed to building social economic for informal workers dismantling anti-Black racism.

TO PRODUCE A COMMUNICATION BRIDGE BETWEEN MINORITIES AND THE INDUSTRY.

STRENGTHEN INDIGENOUS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS IN HARD PLACES TO ENABLE THE POOR TO THRIVE AS GOD INTENDED. INITIATE AND SUPPORT VARIOUS CHARITABLE, HUMANITARIAN AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES TO HELP MEET THE NEEDS OF THE POOR, HUNGRY, THIRSTY, UNCLOTHED, SICK, DISABLED, HOMELESS, MARGINALIZED, IMPRISONED, ORPHANED, WIDOWED, AGED, VULNERABLE AND DISADVANTAGED PERSONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AS A TANGIBLE DEMONSTRATION OF THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF RELIGIOUS HERITAGE, RACE, COLOR, GENDER OR ETHNICITY.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO INDIANA LATINO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

Educating voters the importance of voting and encouraging them to participate in the electoral process

The foundation engaged in no direct charitable activities during the tax year.

To provide financial support for diverse social and community impact projects originated and led by Detroiters of African descent.

The works to alleviate obstacles and hardships that the stigma of incarceration brings to families and incarcerated persons through an abolitionist framework offering direct services, education, advocacy, and resources. ?

FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF A YOUTH SOFTBALL LEAGUE, TEACHING AND COACHING CHILDREN IN THE SPORT OF SOFTBALL, FUNDRAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDREN WHO WISH TO PLAY SOFTBALL.

Save the lives of Black birthing people and their infants and improve health outcomes by increasing access to critical services and support. This includes, but is not limited to, paid parental leave, doula service coverage, transportation to and from medical appointments, therapy cost coverage, and baby essential items.

THE PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION IS TO SUPPORT BLACK WOMEN WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO EXPAND THEIR INNER CAPACITY TO HEAL, DREAM, CREATE, AND ACTUALIZE AS THEIR HIGHER SELVES. FOUNDATION IS HEALING THE DIASPORA BY CENTERING THE SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL AUTHORITY OF BLACK WOMEN.

TO DEVELOP PROGRAMS AND ADVOCATE FOR POLICIES THAT RESULT IN PROFITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE -OWNED BUSINESSES THAT ARE CONNECTED TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, WHILE BUILDING TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS

Improve qualitynarrative of life of black community

is a nonprofit organization formed to increase awareness about healthy fitness options in the under served African American community and involving its members in community service through fitness events and challenges.

and Academic support

To generate funds that will be used AS GRANTS

PROVIDES QUALITY POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE WINNEBAGO RESERVATION AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

PRODUCE 4TH OF JULY RODEO AND CELEBRATION

The . CILA is dedicated to enhancing the legal profession and Tribal jurisprudence in . CILA seeks to provide quality educational programming to practitioners Tribal justice personnel students and professionals who may interface with Tribes or Tribal issues in their course of work. CILA promotes the study of Tribal jurisprudence and provides support to Indigenous students in their pursuit of the legal profession. CILA is dedicated to helping Tribes in exercise self-determination self-sufficiency and to protect sovereignty. In 2021 CILA provided scholarships to students hosted the Pathway to Program to prepare pre- students for applying to school published the CILA Legal Journal and hosted several Minimum Continuing Legal Education events for attorneys including the Virtual Panel Series.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN OF AMERICAN MILITARY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, and FIRST RESPONDER PERSONNEL WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED OR DISABLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, AND TO ASSIST THESE CHILDREN IN OBTAINING A DEGREE TO PURSUE A PROFESSIONAL CAREER IN THE AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES INDUSTRY. THE ORGANIZATION UTILIZES AN AVIATION-THEMED TUTORING PROGRAM TO PROMOTE THE STUDY AND MASTERY OF BASIC MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS. THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE VISIONS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WITH PARALLEL MISSIONS AND GOALS. BY PROMOTING THE POSITIVE ROLE MODELS WHO BUILD THE AMERICAN AVIATION INDUSTRY AND THE OPPORTUNITIES AFFORDED TO THEM AS AMERICANS, WE PROVIDE EXAMPLES OF WHAT YOUNG AMERICANS CAN DO WHEN THEY DIRECT THEIR TALENTS, INTELLIGENCE, KNOWLEDGE, AND PERSEVERANCE TO A GOAL REGARDLESS OF THEIR SOCIAL OR FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Education resources

Mentoring and Community Education

Support and promote leadership of Indigenous women and girls in the ongoing regeneration of indigenous communities.

UNTITLED MIJA PROJECT LLC - 555 WEST 25TH ST, 4TH FLR, NEW YORK, NY 10001"MIJA" DOCUMENTARY - RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN MASS MEDIA, IMMIGRATION, AND NARRATIVES OF LATINX AND FEMALE EMPOWERMENT.

UNITE LATINO, IMMIGRANT, AND ALLIED COMMUNITIES TO PROMOTE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE THROUGH INCREASED CIVIC PARTICIPATION BY VOTING AND ON ISSUES FACING OUR COMMUNITIES.

brings race and class to the forefront of transportation, land use, and housing policies to create a Bay Area where low-income people of color can live in just and connected neighborhoods.

PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING, SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE OVERALL WELL BEING OF LATINA/O POPULATIONS WITH MEMBER PARTICIPATION AND EDUCATION.CONFERENCE TO PROMOTE AND CARRY-OUT THE PURPOSE

TO ASSIST RELIGIOUS LEADERS OFFICERS AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES ACQUIRE ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS

EMPOWERING LATINO STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD TO COLLEGE THROUGH HOLISTIC ACADEMIC, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.

IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT EXISTS TO IMPACT THE YOUNG PEOPLE FROM THE SEVEN RESERVATIONS OF MONTANA. THROUGH A WEEK-LONG EVERY JUNE, OFFERS NATIVE AMERICAN A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED TO MINISTER TO THEIR NEEDS. PROVIDES AN INCREDIBLE WEEK FILLED WITH SPORTS, ARTS and CRAFTS, MUSIC, DRAMA, CHAPEL SERVICES, SMALL GROUP DISCUSSIONS, GOOD FRIENDS AND SO MUCH MORE. ALL OF THIS IS PROVIDED IN A WARM, SAFE AND LOVING CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT.

TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL TO ALL NATIONS AND ALL TRIBES AS COMMANDED IN THE BIBLE, SO THAT OTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF JESUS

CHRISTIAN MINISTRY SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT

Providing scholorships help non-profits

TO PROVIDE PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN GAMES, TOURNAMENTS AND PLACEMENT IN STATE LEAGUES WHICH HELPS PLAYERS OBTAIN RECOGNITION AND ADVANCEMENT TO TOP COLLEGE TEAMS.

WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF BLACK AMERICANS AND INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO UNDERREPRESENTED BLACK CONSTITUENCIES, USING THE INTERNET AS A LOBBYING AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOL.

MISSIONS SUPPORT ORGANIZATION

To promote and financial literacy for low-income people, people of color, and those who live in economically depressed areas.

IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING THE LATINOS IN STATE

SUPPORTING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND THE RURAL POOR OF GUATEMALA THROUGH FUNDING EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

To promote preservation Mayan language and cultural heritage Providing grants to indigenous teachers

The - . promotes the development of and under-represented students and underserved communities through education, volunteering, professional and networking opportunities to foster diversity and higher education amongst its network of students, alumni, and health professionals.

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

For more than five decades, has challenged the systemic causes of poverty and racial discrimination by strengthening community voices in policy and achieving tangible legal victories advancing education, housing, transportation equity, and climate justice. We spur change through collaboration with grassroots groups representing low-income communities, people of color and immigrants, combined with strategic policy reform, media advocacy, and litigation.

ENRICHING, SUSTAINING AND ENSURING IDENTITIES, CULTURE AND ECONOMIC SURVIVAL AFRICAN AMERICANS AND PERSONS AFRICAN ANCESTRY.

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