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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		New York, NY
3		Roslindale, MA
4		PROVIDENCE, RI
5		HIGHLAND MILLS, NY
6		PRINCETON, NJ
7		Bronx, NY
8		Hamburg, NY
9		Hartford, CT
10		MERCERVILLE, NJ
11		BROOKLYN, NY
12		Harvey, IL
13		LYNCHBURG, VA
14		COUDERSPORT, PA
15		DOYLESTOWN, PA
16		SHAKER HTS, OH
17		OMAHA, NE
18		PITTSBURGH, PA
19		FITCHBURG, WI
20		Rapid City, SD
21		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
22		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
23		Alexandria, VA
24		Columbus, OH
25		TOLEDO, OH
26		HARTFORD CITY, IN
27		HARTFORD CITY, IN
28		RAPID CITY, SD
29		EVERGREEN PARK, IL
30		WILLOWBROOK, IL
31		CHICAGO, IL
32		PRESTO, PA
33		HOLLAND, MI
34		MUSKEGON, MI
35		FRANKLIN, WI
36		JANESVILLE, WI
37		MILWAUKEE, WI
38		MILWAUKEE, WI
39		Appleton, WI
40		CHEVY CHASE, MD
41		Minneapolis, MN
42		CLOQUET, MN
43		CLOQUET, MN
44		Little Canada, MN
45		CEDAR FALLS, IA
46		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
47		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
48		DEVILS LAKE, ND
49		CUSTER, SD
50		CRAZY HORSE, SD

NATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL EQUITY ORG THAT HELPS YOUNG PEOPLE OF COLOR PREPARE TO BE LEADERS.

To address the professional needs its members and develop leaders who will shape the future the accounting and finance professions with an unfaltering commitment to inspire the same in their successors

To create opportunities for the indigenous youth, women, and families of Chajul, Guatemala, to develop the academic and professional skills needed to effect change in their lives and community.

To help and minority businesses grow and scale.

Improvement of education African American kids United States and Sub Sahara Africa

The AAIHS is an educational nonprofit organization that aims to foster dialogue about researching writing and teaching Black and culture. We advance these goals through a number of initiatives providing resources and support for students professors and members of the general public who are interested in Black . Each year we offer grants fellowships and prizes to support archival research for those who are writing dissertations and books in the field of Black --which broadly refers to the study of ideas and ideologies of Black people in the United States and across the globe. The organization seeks to educate the public about the significance of Black and culture and we do this through several avenues including a popular blog that we make widely available to the public at no cost.

Annual held in Harlem NY to highlight the Culture here in the US.

To ensure that all students have the ability to play sports thus learn to operate as a team learn good sportsmanship how to interact with people of all temperements skill levels

Funding for emerging composers and performers.

Provide Scholarships to our Latino youth

THE SEEKS TO SUPPORT EMERGING ARTISTS AND DEVELOP AND SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT CONNECT ARTISTS AND CREATIVE THINKERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO COLLABORATE, CREATE, AND LIVE IN LOCATIONS OF CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT AND THROUGHOUT THE AFRICAN DIASPORA.

To promote mental, physical, and spiritual health and wellness utilizing by providing mental and physical health services for community clients and continuing education for clinical mental health and holistic health practitioners. Practices include, but are not limited to, Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Case Management, Chinese and Acupuncture, Energy , Vibration Therapy, Naturopathy, Herbalism, Indigenous and African Spiritual/Healing practices, Expressive and Creative Arts, and Nutrition. We train to work with various populations, especially underrepresented populations including LGBTQ+, Cognitive and Developmental Disability, Communities Color, and Trauma Survivors. Continuing education hours are available for IL LPC, LCPC, LSW, LCSW who take these trainings.

TO ESTABLISH,ORGANIZE AND MAINTAIN AN FOR CANCER, LOCATED IN CITY OF LYNCHBURG, VA AT ED PAGE ENTRANCE TO BLACKWATER CREEK NATURAL AREA and PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS WHOSE LIVES OR FAMILIES HAVE BEEN TOUCHED BY CANCER and PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH TO LOCAL AREA

EDUCATION, , PROMOTION OF GOOD SPORTSMENTSHIP, AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE ON THE HOPI, NAVAJO, AND ZUNI NATIONS BY PROVIDING ESSENTIAL GOODS AND PROGRAMS WHICH FOSTER SELF-RELIANCE AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.

NON PROFIT NURSING ASSOICATION

CULTIVATING GENERATIONS OF ENGAGED, THRIVING LATINOS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES.

TO EDUCATE, EMPOWER AND EMBOLDEN AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH TO BECOME STUDENT AMBASSADORS OF TODAY, LEADERS OF TOMORROW AND STEWARDS OF THEIR COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO COLLEGE PREPARATORY EDUCATION AT PARTICIPATING INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS IN THE GREATER PITTSBURGH AREA THROUGH THE PROVISION OF NEED BASED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

PROMOTION THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY.

As the official for the , our mission is to support professional hockey as a spectator sport in . We provide support and encouragement to the players, and strive to make the Black Hills a comfortable place for the players to live. Promote Youth Hockey in the area.

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

TO INSPIRE AN APPRECIATION AND UNDERSTANDING THE ART, HISTORY AND CULTURES THE WEST AND THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES NORTH AMERICA. THE COLLECTS AND PRESERVES WESTERN ART AND NATIVE ART AND CULTURAL OBJECTS THE HIGHEST QUALITY, AND SERVES THE PUBLIC THROUGH ENGAGING EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CULTURAL EXCHANGES, AND ENTERTAINING SPECIAL EVENTS.

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

mission of is to empower African Americans and disenfranchised groups through economic, educational and social progress.

The general purpose and function the hereafter referred to as the shall be to unite and develop the necessary leadership among Hispanic Latino in order that the social cultural educational economical and political rights Hispanic Latino community can be adequately addressed represented and promoted.

A FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION FOR USE ENJOYMENT ITS MEMBERS. IT HELPS IN VARIOUS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN BLACKFORD COUNTY INDIANA.

Socialwelfareofcommunity.

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 seeks to promote new thinking, community leadership and unlearning processes for -development in South Asia by: Collecting and synthesizing innovative research and materials on decolonization and re-imagining education and development from around the world. Organizing un-conferences, seminars, and workshops for educators, concerned community leaders, and various development thinker-practitioners from around the world. Supporting initiatives that are being evolved throughout South Asia which seek to apply the best research and indigenous wisdom about unschooling, localization, post-activism, de-growth, slowness, voluntary simplicity, deep democracy, Zapatismo, counter-development, gift culture, biomimicry, complexity, etc. towards radical educational transformation and community regeneration. LITERALLY MEANS SELF-RULE (AWARENESS OF THE SELF, MASTERY OF THE SELF, EXPANSION OF THE SELF AND HARMONY OF THE SELF).

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

THE , . (CROPS) IS A GRASSROOTS NONPROFIT THAT WAS ORGANIZED IN 2004 TO EMPOWER INTERGENERATIONAL GROUPS OF PEOPLE ORGANIZATIONS TO WORK TOGETHER TO REVITALIZE AMERICA. OVER THE YEARS, CROPS MISSION WAS REVISED TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN AMERICA BY GROWING A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS THE FUTURE. NEARLY ALL CROPS PROGRAMS ARE FOCUSED ON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, INTERGENERATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT / OR COMMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CROPS PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO MUNICIPALITIES, URBAN COMMUNITIES, STATES, FEDERAL AGENCIES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES NATIVE HAWAIIAN COMMUNITIES. CROPS OVERARCHING PURPOSE IS INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

OFFER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO EMPOWER LATINOS TO BE FULL PARTICIPANTS IN THE LIFE OF THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN POPULATION IN THE STATE OF .

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

TO ATTRACT AND DEVELOP RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES OF THE DISTRICT

NAKISHA ADAMS WRITING GRANT

TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY OWNED BUSINESSES THROUGH ACCESS TO CAPITAL, ADVOCACY, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND PROMOTES ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL VIBRANCY IN COMMUNITIES COLOR.

Provide a medium for educational and cultural exchanges between Africans, Americans, Black folx, people of descent and all people who have an interest in our issues.

To increase access to high quality education children by actively supporting transformational education reform initiatives and parental choice policies that empower low-income and working-class families.

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.

TO SCREEN, RECRUIT, AND LICENSE FAMILIED TO PROVIDE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN.

TO BENEFIT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF COLLEGE, ITS STUDENTS, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.

TO ENSURE THAT ALL LANDS WITHIN NATIVE AMERICAN RESERVATION BOUNDARIES IS UNDER NATIVE AMERICAN OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL. OUR PRIMARY ACTIVITY IS GRANT-MAKING TO NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS THAT CAN ASSIST IN REACHING THAT GOAL.

SHALL BE THE HOLDING CONSERVING PROPERTY TAKEN BY GIFT, PRUCHASE, DEVISE BEQUEST FOR THE BENEFIT PROMOTION THE FRATERNAL RELATIONS AMOUNG MEMBERS

IN 2009, THE ESTABLISHED CHARITY. THIS NON- PROFIT EXTENSION OF THE HELPS LOCAL FAMILIES FACE LIFE-CHANGING EVENTS. 100% OF THE FUNDS PROFITED GO DIRECTLY TO RECIPIENTS IN OUR LOCAL AREA. CHARITY DONATIONS ARE MADE THROUGH AN APPLICATION PROCESS. FUNDRAISERS ARE CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND CHARITY ALSO RECEIVE CASH DONATIONS TO SUPPORT ITS EFFORTS.

WORKING WITH OUR PARTNERS TO DEVELOP A DIGITAL PLATFORM TO SUPPORT A SET OF ONLINE CONVERSATIONS AND TESTIMONIES FROM YOUNG BLACK CATHOLICS REFLECTING ON THEIR EXPERIENCES AT THE INTERSECTION OF FAITH AND RACE. THIS PUBLICLY ACCESSIBLE PLATFORM WILL BE UTILIZED WITH THE ARCHBISHOP AND THE ARCHDIOCESE OF ST PAUL AND MINNEAPOLIS AS THEY CONTINUE TO ADVANCE THEIR PRIORITY ON CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING AND RACIAL JUSTICE.

PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO NATIVE AMERICANS FROM THE FORT TOTTEN SPIRIT LAKE NATION.

is a non-profit member owned organization whose mission is to provide great distribution service at the lowest cost consistent with sound business practices.

OUR MISSION IS EXPLAINED IN SCH O. IN ADDITION TO THE PROGRAM COSTS INCLUDED IN THE 990, WE HAVE INVESTED OVER 58M IN THE MOUNTAIN CARVING AND NATIVE AMERICAN ART/ARTIFACTS DISPLAYED IN THE INDIAN MUSEUM OF NORTH AMERICA.

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