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101		Rock Hill, SC
102		WATERTOWN, SD
103		Bridgeview, IL
104		MIDDLE RIVER, MD
105		CHICAGO, IL
106		SAINT CLOUD, MN
107		Columbus, OH
108		SPRINGFIELD, VA
109		WASHINGTON, DC
110		Chicago, IL
111		CHICAGO, IL
112		WASHINGTON, DC
113		Nashville, TN
114		Portland, OR
115		LOS ANGELES, CA
116		LOS ANGELES, CA
117		MIAMI, FL
118		NORTH PALM BEACH, FL
119		PETALUMA, CA
120		TAMPA, FL
121		QUEEN CREEK, AZ
122		DENTON, TX
123		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
124		PANAMA CITY BEACH, FL
125		OAKLAND, CA
126		Mansfield, TX
127		SAN DIEGO, CA
128		MIAMI, FL
129		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
130		Seattle, WA
131		GRAPEVINE, TX
132		Fresno, CA
133		TAMPA, FL
134		GLENDORA, CA
135		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
136		DECATUR, GA
137		West Valley City, UT
138		Montrose, CO
139		CLARKSTON, GA
140		SEATTLE, WA
141		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
142		HOUSTON, TX
143		Seattle, WA
144		San Benito, TX
145		Long Beach, CA
146		SAN DIEGO, CA
147		ANAHEIM, CA
148		Carlsbad, CA
149		GREAT FALLS, MT
150		CHANDLER, AZ

IS COMMITTED TO ENDING CYCLICAL POVERTY FOR THOSE WHO ARE FORCIBLY DISPLACED BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT, HELPING WITH TRANSITIONING THROUGH EDUCATION, PROVIDING OF BASIC NECESSITIES AND DIRECT ASSISTANCE FOR IMMEDIATE NEEDS. FORCIBLY DISPLACED PEOPLE MAY INCLUDE REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS, IMMIGRANTS, AND SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

ASSISTING IMMIGRANTS TO INTEGRATE INTO THEIR COMMUNITIES BY TEACHING ENGLISH, PROVIDING ASSISTANCE WITH IMMIGRATION ISSUES, INTERPRETATIONS and TRANSLATIONS, CITIZENSHIP CLASSES, GENERAL ASSISTANCE WITH SCHOOL REGISTRATION, APPLICATIONS FOR HOUSING OR EMPLOYMENT AND VARIOUS OTHER WAYS.

Housing Education to Refugees

To bring together people of the Kenyan community living in in order to harness resources for charitable work within the context of section 501(c)(3). (MDKO) work focuses on the following: i) Charitable work that includes assistance to distressed members of the Kenyan community who may experience unexpected disasters from time to time. An example of such disaster may include the untimely death of a family member. ii) Organizing and supporting people of the Kenyan community in case of unforeseen natural tragedies resulting from occurrences similar to Hurricane Sandy and Katrina. iii) Mentoring and counseling new Kenyan immigrants in the United States for easier settlement within the society.

PROVIDING PRO BONO LEGAL SERVICE AND FREE LEGAL ADVICE. ASSISTING UKRAINIAN REFUGEES WITH IMMIGRATION REQUIREMENTS

CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO EAST AFRICAN IMMIGRANTS

Translation, immigration, legal and employment assistance for recent immigrants from Africa.

Serving per the teachings of imam AS. help afghan refugees get settled in their homes by proving groceries rent money household necessities etc. Help community building with local organizations such as churches and Mosques. Help feed the needy homeless in DC.

THE LARGEST NATIONAL HISPANIC CIVIL RIGHTS AND ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION IN THE UNITED STATES, WORKS TO IMPROVE OPPORTUNITIES FOR HISPANIC AMERICANS. THROUGH ITS NETWORK OF NEARLY 300 AFFILIATED COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS, REACHES MILLIONS OF HISPANICS EACH YEAR IN 41 STATES, PUERTO RICO, AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. TO ACHIEVE ITS MISSION, CONDUCTS APPLIED RESEARCH, POLICY ANALYSIS, AND ADVOCACY, PROVIDING A LATINO PERSPECTIVE IN FIVE KEY AREAS: (1) ASSETS/INVESTMENTS; (2) CIVIL RIGHTS/IMMIGRATION; (3) EDUCATION; (4) EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMIC STATUS; AND (5) HEALTH. IN ADDITION, IT PROVIDES CAPACITY BUILDING ASSISTANCE TO ITS AFFILIATES WHO WORK AT THE STATE AND LOCAL LEVEL TO ADVANCE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

The MIBF endeavors to fill a critical gap by establishing a revolving that can be used to post a monetary for individuals held in the custody of and Customs Enforcement (ICE) with ties to Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, and Wisconsin who cannot afford to pay the bonds that were set.

TO ADVANCE THE QUALITY OF AND NATIONALITY LAW AND PRACTICE, ENHANCE THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF ITS MEMBERS, AND ADVOCATE FOR FAIR AND REASONABLE LAW AND POLICY.

TO HELP IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING LEGAL ASSISTANCE AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT; AND ALSO TO PROMOTE EQUALITY TREATMENT IN ALL AREAS LAW, CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, AND PUBLIC POLICIES RELATED TO .

The mission of the is to ensure refugees and immigrants achieve their full potential now and generations to come.

TO ENHANCE RESPECT FOR THE WORKPLACE RIGHTS OF LOW WAGE, IMMIGRANT CONTINGENT WORKERS TO IMPROVE ACCESS OF SUCH WORKERS TO THE LEGAL SYSTEM TO ENFORCE THEIR RIGHTS.

THE MISSION OF THE BUSINESS PROGRAM IS TO ASSIST THE DEVELOPMENT OF and MICRO BUSINESSES IN LOS ANGELES WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON THE CHINESE, CAMBONIAN, KOREAN, JAPANESE, THAI, AND FILIPINO BUSINESS COMMUNITIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE OF LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS.

ORGANIZATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO EDUCATE PUBLIC AND PROMOTE RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP; AID IN DISCOVERING NEW SOLUTIONS FOR PROBLEMS; PROMOTE CULTURAL ACTIVITIES

FLIC) FOCUSES ON POLITICAL EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY TO AMPLIFY THE POWER OF COMMUNITIES TO IMPACT THE ROOT CAUSES OF INEQUALITY, DEFENDING AND PROTECTING BASIC HUMAN RIGHTS, INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO LIVE WITHOUT FEAR.

IN PALM BEACH COUNTY (FLORIDA): STRIVES TO ASSIST THE HAITIAN IMMIGRANT POPULATION WITH THE TRANSITION FROM LIVING IN THEIR NATIVE COUNTRY TO LIVING IN THE U.S. THIS GOAL ADDRESSES A MULTITUDE OF ISSUES INCLUDING: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, LANGUAGE AND CULTURAL BARRIERS, ACCESS TO SOCIAL RESOURCES, GUIDANCE AND MEETING DAILY NEEDS SUCH AS FOOD NEEDS. IN HAITI: STRIVES TO BUILD SUSTAINABLE PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT THOSE WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM A LACK OF ADEQUATE NUTRITION, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION,EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL PROGRAMS. OUR PHILOSPOHY IS TO HELP HELP .

GCIR galvanizes philanthropy to advance immigrant justice and belonging.

TO EMPOWER WOMEN IN THE NORTH CENTRAL AND WEST FLORIDA AREA BY PROVIDING THEM SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL AND FINANCIAL SUPPORT WITH THE GOAL OF HELPING THEM ACHIEVE INDEPENDENCE. TO ASSIST REFUGEES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES WITH MEANS TO ADAPT TO LIFE IN THE UNITED STATES

The School Education Foundation (QCSEF) parners with the communty and businesses to promote excellence through leadership in education. We encourage responsible citizenship by supplementing financial support for growth and learning opportunities to engage and empower our teachers and students to excel academically through grants and scholarships.

OUR ORGANIZATION IS PRIMARILY A MOSQUE AND CULTURAL FOR OUR COMMUNITY WHO ORIGINATED IN , MACEDONIA. OUR MOSQUE IS OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TO PERFORM RELIGIOUS SERVICES FOR OUR COMMUNITY. WE HELP OUR IMMIGRANTS TO FIND WORK, HOUSING, AND HELP OTHERS IN NEED.

HELPING IMMIGRANTS AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS TO IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.

TO PERPETUATE MEMORY GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC, TO HONOR ALL THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED OUR NATION; TO TEACH PATRIOTISM, DUTIES CITIZENSHIP, TRUE HISTORY OUR COUNTRY AND LOVE FLAG; TO OPPOSE EVERY TENDENCY MOVEMENT THAT WOULD WEAKEN LOYALTY TO, DESTROY, OR IMPAIR OUR CONSTITUTIONAL AND TO INCULCATE AND SUSTAIN PRINCIPLES REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT, EQUAL RIGHTS, AND JUSTICE FOR ALL.

provides bilingual, culturally-sensitive aid, education, and advocacy for low-income residents of the bay area, particularly monolingual Spanish-speaking immigrants.

The strives to promote a better understanding of the principles of democracy and to inculcate among all people a higher appreciation of the benefits of citizenship. To serve the needs of all veterans and their families. To fulfill our commitment to community, state, and nation.

mission of LGBT Community Center enhances and sustains health and well-being of , , , queer, transgender, nonbinary, immigrant, and HIV communities to betterment of our entire region.

CONDUCT MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS TO DISSIMINATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW PERTAINING TO , NATIONALITY, AND NATURALIZATION.

CPA ORGANIZES WORKING CLASS IMMIGRANT ADULTS AND YOUTH TO INCREASE THEIR VOICES THROUGH SOCIAL JUSTICE DIRECT ACTION CAMPAIGNS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. OUR WORK WITHIN OUR TENANT WORKER CENTER AND YOUTH ORGANIZING WORK ALLOWS OUR MEMBER/LEADERS TO LEARN ABOUT AND ENGAGE IN ISSUES MOST EFFECTING OUR COMMUNITY.

WE SUPPORT IMMIGRANTS THEIR FAMILIES BY CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR THEM TO SUCCEED, WHILE HONORING THEIR HERITAGE. WE HELP IMMIGRANTS FROM ASIA, (CONTINUED ON SCH O).

ADMIT, MAKE PASS FREEMASONS ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION/LAWS, EDITS THE GR LODGEADVANCE THE MORAL SOCIAL INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS FOSTER GOOD CITIZENSHIP, HONEST INDUSTRY/UPRIGHT LIVINGASSIST WIDOWS

The mission of the is to empower underrepresented communities through immigration services, equitable educational opportunities, social justice.

ORGANIZATION SERVES AS A MISSION BOARD FOR CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ENDEAVORS RELIGIOUS ORDER - SISTERS . BUKOBA DIOCESE TANZANIA AFRICA (AN ORDER CATHOLIC MISSIONARY NUNS MWANZA ARCHDIOCESE IN TANZANIA). MISSION WORK INVOLVES EDUCATION CHILDREN FROM ELEMENTARY TO HIGH SCHOOLS, MEDICAL SCHOOLS FOR NURSING, VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS, ORPHANAGES, COMMUNITY CENTERS, AND RELIEF SERVICES. MISSIONARY WORKS INVOLVES BUILDING A COMMUNITY CENTER, ORPHANAGES, AND SCHOOLS, AND PROVIDING RELIEF SERVICES TO HIV/AIDS PATIENTS AND REFUGEES GENOCIDAL AND CIVIL WAR.

TO PROVIDE BASIC AID AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE TO ORPHANAGES, REFUGEES AND THE POOR OF ASIA.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CHILDREN OF MIGRANT WORKERS BY STRATEGICALLY BUILDING CENTERS IN THE HEART OF MIGRANT NEIGHBORHOODS. THESE CENTERS PROVIDE VARIOUS PROGRAMS TO BRIDGE THE GAPS IN EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO THE LABOR MARKETS.

Empower grassroots community members to transform their communities into places where:a) mutual respect and cooperation prevails between foreign-born and native born residents; and b)Immigrants feel welcome, and therefore more likely to integrate into the social fabric.

ADVOCATES FOR AFRICAN REFUGEES IN UTAH TO ENSURE THEY RECEIVE BETTER SERVICES. PROMOTES INTEGRATION AFRICAN REFUGEES INTO THE AMERICAN SYSTEM AND CULTURE.

Promoting immigrant integration by providing outreach/education, direct services and opportunities for leadership development of the communities in Western Colorado. HAP assists families with immigration legal representation, community resources and activities to create a sense of belonging among newcomers.

VISION: CDF ENVISIONS COMMUNITIES THAT ARE THRIVING AND DIVERSE, WHERE THE VOICES OF ALL RESIDENTS ARE HEARD AND RESPECTED, AND WHERE RESIDENTS ARE ENGAGED IN DECISION-MAKING. WE ENVISION COMMUNITIES WHERE RESIDENTS WORK TOGETHER AND WITH OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO ENSURE THAT EARLY LEARNING HAPPENS EVERYWHERE, RESULTING IN EQUITABLE, SUSTAINED POSITIVE OUTCOMES FOR CHILDREN, FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. MISSION: CDF ACTION ENGAGES RESIDENTS AND PARTNERS TO CRAFT INNOVATIVE, CULTURALLY SOUND COMMUNITY-DRIVEN EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVES THAT BUILD ON COMMUNITY ASSETS. WE SEEK TO TRANSFORM EARLY LEARNING TO CREATE EQUITABLE, POLICIES, PRACTICES, AND PROGRAMS IN WHICH ALL CHILDREN, INCLUDING REFUGEES AND IMMIGRANTS, ARE NURTURED, SUPPORTED, AND PREPARED TO LEARN AND ACHIEVE SCHOOL SUCCESS.

PROMOTES DEMOCRACY AND BUILDS POWER IN IMMIGRANT AND REFUGEE COMMUNITIES THROUGH ADVOCACY, CIVIC ENGAGEMENT AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

assists refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants from all nations to achieve self-reliance in our community, and economic empowerment. We have programs that span both capacity building and customized service and advocacy.

THE MISSION OF THE COLLABORATIVE IS TO CREATE A COORDINATED NETWORK OF EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT TO ASSIST LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS ACCESS THE INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATION THAT ALLOWS THEM TO MAKE CHOICES IN THEIR OWN BEST INTEREST.

Serve orphans, elderly, refugees and the poor.

To operate human service programs that respond to the needs of the homeless population, in particular immigrants and asylum seekers.

We aim to educate, organize and mobilize the low-income and working-class families of the community in Southern California and address the issues and concerns that we face in our daily lives. In carrying out our mission, we cultivate and (continued top of page 2)

CULTIVATES GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP THROUGH SERVICE EXPERIENCES IN WORKING TOWARD A BETTER WORLD.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY TO RECEIVE GIFTS, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR USE IN THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND SOUND CHARACTER AMOUNG YOUTH

Providingfinancialaid,transportation,educationopportunities,healthcareresources,etc.totheLostBoysofSudanandotherneedyrefugees.

AWARDS TO HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Charitable and educational assistance to the under privilege and new immigrants in the USA and set up schools in India from kindergarten to 12th grade and assist with

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