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1		North Haven, CT
2		MILLWOOD, NY
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		Phillips, ME
5		Rochester, NY
6		FARMINGTON, ME
7		Brooklyn, NY
8		NYACK, NY
9		PROVIDENCE, RI
10		BROOKLYN, NY
11		BROOKLYN, NY
12		Castelton, NY
13		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
14		THE PLAINS, VA
15		SAYLORSBURG, PA
16		LEMARS, IA
17		PHILADELPHIA, PA
18		DUQUESNE, PA
19		HYATTSVILLE, MD
20		BEAUFORT, SC
21		Columbus, OH
22		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
23		Alexandria, VA
24		Cleveland, OH
25		AVON, OH
26		HARTFORD CITY, IN
27		CHESTERTON, IN
28		HARTFORD CITY, IN
29		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
30		CHICAGO, IL
31		CHICAGO, IL
32		RAPID CITY, SD
33		EVERGREEN PARK, IL
34		LEXINGTON, KY
35		Chicago, IL
36		Naperville, IL
37		CHICAGO, IL
38		CHICAGO, IL
39		LANHAM, MD
40		ROCKFORD, IL
41		GAYLORD, MI
42		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
43		FRANKLIN, WI
44		BALDWIN, WI
45		MILWAUKEE, WI
46		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
47		LA CROSSE, WI
48		MARSHFIELD, WI
49		JANESVILLE, WI
50		Minneapolis, MN

To promote community based behavioral healthcare by providing Crisis,Latino and Family Support Services.

CHARITABLE and EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR MALES

IS DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION OF TRIBAL TRADITIONS THROUGH THE PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION OF AND CUSTOMS, THEREBY ENSURING THAT THE STRENGTH AND ESSENCE OF CULTURE IS PRESERVED FOR THE HISTORY OF MANKIND AND FOR THE EDUCATION OF FUTURE GENERATIONS.

Organization is a " organization as described in Revenue Rulings 62-252 and 66-79; Organization was formed and operates to solicit and receive U.S. contributions, which it in turn uses to support Royal Anthropological Institute, a charitable and educational organization existing under laws United Kingdom, and other like-minded organizations dedicated to preservation and promotion indigenous cultures. Through coordinating its efforts with UK-based Institute, Organization supports research and study indigenous peoples and their cultures. work and resources Organization facilitate publication academic and scientific journals and podcasts, maintenance archives, and sponsorship lectures, presentations, and conferences, all with aim promoting human knowledge and cultural gains.

Reduce health disparities and improve the health the community by increasing the number .

FAIR FOODS NETWORK - BLACK FARMERS FUND LOAN AMOUNT FUNDED 08-18-2021INTEREST RATE COMMENCING 01-01-2013 - .5%PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST REPAYMENT ON AUGUST 08-18-2031

LEEP) to advance an model of high performing , culturally-responsive , dual language schools for diverse communities . LEEP facilitated in the opening of the first school in the fall of 2019 in Brooklyn, New York.

TO PROMOTE SUPPORT INTEREST IN ATHLETICS SPORTS OF EVERY KIND IN HIGH SCHOOL; TO PROMOTE PROVIDE SOCIAL ATHLETIC REREATION FOR THE YOUTH AT HIGH SCHOOL; TO PROVIDE SPORTS CONTESTS BETWEEN THE STUDENTS AT HIGH SCHOOL OTHER PUBLIC PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

IS A US BASED NON-PROFIT ENTITY CREATED TO SUPPORT WORK IN LATIN AMERICA ASSOCIATED WITH PROVIDING COST-EFFECTIVE, PRACTICAL APPROACHES TO ALLEVIATE HUMANITARIAN CRISES CAUSED BY NATURAL DISASTERS; SUPPORTING INDIGENOUS PEOPLES SEEKING TO PROTECT AND RECLAIM ANCESTRAL TERRITORIES; PROVIDING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATION RESPECTFUL OF NATIVE CULTURE; SUPPORTING CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE USE OF FRAGILE ECOSYSTEMS; REDUCING POVERTY IN MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES.

serve as local nursing body to work with other health workers to help decrease health disparities in the community

is a non-profit Charity organization which advocates for rights of sex workers and inclusively rights of non-binary persons of color, -African origin.

Providing inner-city youth the opportunity to alter the trajectory of their lives. We believe that early intervention and mentoring will unlock the unlimited potential inherent in our young men. Giving back to the community in this specific way is something Kevin Green Sr. and Jr. had discussed over the years. The immediate need to pivot to virtual world exposed the sad fact that black boys were overwhelmingly on the wrong side of the digital divide. Widespread civil unrest, growing racial tensions and inherent systemic inadequacies created perfect storm to widen the almost insurmountable gap in education, mental health, and financial literacy. (ADO) is not your traditional nonprofit. This organization was designed to thrive in virtual environment but built to easily transition as things normalize.

Promote wellness and improve the status of the people of East Central and surrounding areas through patient care, education and medical research.

NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED

TO EDUCATE EVERY CHILD ACROSS THROUGH THE CONCEPT OF A FREE STUDENT HOME PROVIDE PRIMARY HEALTH CARE TO RURAL AND TRIBAL POPULATION, CONDUCT WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

To amplify voices aspirations community by providing -based opportunities for self-expression personal success that engage our North Philadelphia community, revitalize physical space, preserve black heritage.

Part 1 Line 15: $24.00 - Printing, Postage $21.65 - Check order fee Part lll Line 28: $55.00 - Black History Celebration Expenses - February 27, 2021. 5 adults 30 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given. $56.00 - Kwanzza Celebration Expenses - December 26, 2021 - January 1, 2022. 5 adults 25 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given.

THE MISSION IS TO BRING AWARENESS TO PERSONS OF COLOR; PROVIDE VITAL RESOURCES TOOLS TO PERSONS FAMILIES FRIENDS; TO EDUCATE THE MINORITY COMMUNITY ON PERSONAL SAFETY

TO PROTECT AND PRESERVE GULLAH GEECHEE HISTORY AND CULTURE BY RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO AMERICAN CULTURE AND HISTORY BY AFRICANS AND AFRICAN AMERICANS BROUGHT TO COASTAL GULLAH AND GEECHEE (CONT. ON SCH O).

Provide educational and medical assistance to tribal minorities suffering from poverty, HIV/AIDS and disabilities.

STRENGTHENS CENTRAL INDIANA BY ADVOCATING AND PREPARING LATINO STUDENTS FOR EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS AND BY CONNECTING LATINO FAMILIES TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES.

To achieve full participation on basis equality in policy making, decision making, programming and staffing on local Diocesan and National Levels.

Provide funding and technical assistance to small and minority disadvantage businesses.

To promote support health initiatives which will contribute to the improvement of life for the residents of the greater Lorain County area.

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AID IN THE PRESERVATION OF INDIGENOUS AND FAUNA; PROMOTE STUDY OF NATURAL HISTORY, ETC.

TO SEEK AND ACCEPT DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTING THE INCOME FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AND TO ENHANCE AND PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY IN , INDIANA.

TO ASSIST AFRICAN AMERICANS, OTHER MINORITIES, AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EQUALITY.

IS A BILINGUAL / BICULTURAL AGENCY FOUNDED IN 1973 THAT SEEKS TO EMPOWER WOMEN, THEIR FAMILIES AND YOUTH TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT, AND ABLE TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES AND CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES. PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES WITH INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES TO ASSIST OUR CONSTITUENTS IN EXPLORING CHOICES, MAKING INFORMED DECISIONS, DEVELOPING SELF-ESTEEM, AND ENHANCING DAILY LIVING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS. ALSO UNDERTAKES POLICY ANALYSIS AND ADVOCATES WITH AND ON BEHALF OF THEIR CONSTITUENTS.

To further the education and professional advancement

EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND CHARITABLE SUPPORT IN BROAD AREAS INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE RAPID CITY AND

IMPACT LIVES AFRICAN AMERICANS

THE ORGANIZATION SENDS TEAMS TO NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATIONSANNUALLY TO PERFORM DENTAL CARE (BY MEANS VOLUNTEERPROSTHODONTISTS), INCLUDING LODGING, FOOD, TRANSPORTATIONAND DENTAL MATERIALS AS NEEDED. WE SEEK AND RECEIVE SOMEPARTIAL SUPPORT FOR OUR TEAMS BY MEANS CONTRIBUTIONS FROMDENTAL PRODUCT MANUFACTURERS, TRIBAL FUNDING AND GIFTS FROMPRIVATE DONORS.

Provides hospitality, meals, and social justice programming for the homeless and other community residents in Back of the Yards, Chicago.

Support of Native American Churches in SD and MT

ALMA BUILDS POWER BY ENGAGING, EDUCATING AND MOBILIZING THE LATINX LGBTQ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OUR ALLIES ACROSS ILLINOIS. BY WORKING WITH OUR MEMBERS, WE WORK TO UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY CONDITIONS, AND WORK WITH THEM TO FIND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO THOSE PROBLEMS, INCLUDING POLICY AND SYSTEMS CHANGE.

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUNG MEN WHO ARE ENTERING FIELD OF EDUCATION

NAREB IS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS THAT PARTICIPATE IN MEANINGFUL LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SUPPORTS LEGESLATIVE INITIATIVES THAT ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY FAIR AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL ITSAMERICANS

SUPPORT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

TO ADVOCATE THE OF THE BLACK AND THE SPORT OF BLACK HUNTING AS WELL AS OTHER LARGE GAME SPECIES.

BUILDING BUSINESS, CREATING COMMUNITY AND PROMOTING TOURISM.

CULTIVATES AN ENDURING CULTURAL IDENTITY AND CRITICAL THINKING BY WEAVING INDIGENOUS TEACHINGS WITH A DISTINGUISHED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

SUPPORT LOCAL YOUTH TEAMS AND ARENA FOR THE PURPOSE OF TEACHING CHILDREN OF ALL AGES HOW TO PLAY .

EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL COMMUNITY ON THE OF THE VARIOUS CULTURES.

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE .

RUSH WISCONSIN WEST IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING AN UNRIVALED EXPERIENCE FOR PLAYERS OF ALL ABILITIES AND AGE LEVELS. WE ACCEPT THE RESPONSIBILITY OF TEACHING LIFE LESSONS TO OUR ATHLETES TO FURTHER THEIR GROWTH INSIDE THE GAME AND OUT THROUGH THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CORE-VALUES, SPORTSMANSHIP, AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH. WE WILL AFFORD ALL PLAYERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO MAXIMIZE THEIR POTENTIAL, REALIZE THEIR DREAMS AND CULTIVATE A PASSION FOR THE GAME. THROUGH QUALITY COACHING, SOUND LEADERSHIP AND THE CONNECTION WITH THE WORLD-WIDE RUSH ORGANIZATION, RUSH WISCONSIN WEST CLUB WILL WORK TO BE THE DESTINATION CLUB OF CHOICE IN THE COULEE REGION. RUSH WISCONSIN WEST IS COMPRISED OF PLAYERS FROM SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES INCLUDING BANGOR, BLACK RIVER FALLS, CALEDONIA, COON VALLEY, EASTMAN, HOLMEN, CRESCENT, , ONALASKA, PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, SPARTA, STODDARD, TOMAH, WEST SALEM, WILTON, AND WINONA.

THE AND ORGANIZES A STATEWIDE MEASURING PROGRAM BY COLLECTING AND MEASURING RECORDS ON TROPHY WHITETAIL DEER AND BLACK .

TO BE A COMMUNITY LEADER FOR IDENTIFYING HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES PROBLEMS AND FACILITATING PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS.

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

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