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1		Cambridge, MA
2		BOSTON, MA
3		Merrick, NY
4		BOSTON, MA
5		PRINCETON, NJ
6		NYACK, NY
7		SYRACUSE, NY
8		WOODBURY, CT
9		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
10		COLUMBUS, IN
11		RACINE, WI
12		THE PLAINS, VA
13		SAYLORSBURG, PA
14		GREELEY, PA
15		NORRISTOWN, PA
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17		GREENBELT, MD
18		Ely, MN
19		WASHINGTON, DC
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21		Fort Washington, MD
22		Charlotte, NC
23		DETROIT, MI
24		Hilton Head, SC
25		RICHMOND, VA
26		Cincinnati, OH
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29		Indianapolis, IN
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31		ROSELLE, IL
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34		EVERGREEN PARK, IL
35		Lindenhurst, IL
36		Chicago, IL
37		CHICAGO, IL
38		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
39		RACINE, WI
40		HAYWARD, WI
41		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
42		MILWAUKEE, WI
43		RAPID CITY, SD
44		Apex, NC
45		WATERLOO, IA
46		Pembina, ND
47		Indianapolis, IN
48		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
49		Lanham, MD
50		CRAZY HORSE, SD

advocates for Indigenous Peoples rights and supports Indigenous communities self-determination, cultures and political resilience, since 1972.

IS AN OPEN FAMILY OF LGBTQ ALLIES WHO WORK TOWARD THE ABOLITION OF THE PRISON INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX THROUGH ADVOCACY

Is an Non-Profit organization Dedicated to encourage and assist Indians to complete their educations and the preservation of Cultural Heritage on Long Island.

SINCE 2007, THE (INP) HAS WORKED TO CREATE A MORE EFFECTIVE, CONNECTED, AND DIVERSE SECTOR BY EDUCATING THE CURRENT AND NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS. OUR MISSION IS TO TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES BY EQUIPPING THE MOST PROMISING LEADERS WITH THE SKILLS, CONFIDENCE, AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAKE THEIR ORGANIZATIONS EFFECTIVE, INNOVATIVE, AND SUSTAINABLE. WE PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, ACADEMICALLY DISTINGUISHED, AND AFFORDABLE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS IN AFFILIATION WITH THE JONATHAN M. TISCH COLLEGE OF CIVIC LIFE AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY. OUR PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR IN LEADERSHIP.OVER TEN YEARS WE HAVE STEADILY GROWN: OUR FIRST PROGRAM SERVED 14 EXECUTIVES, AND WE NOW EDUCATE OVER 150 LEADERS IN OUR YEAR-LONG PROGRAMS ANNUALLY ACROSS FOUR SITES, AND WE CONTINUE TO GROW. OUR ALUMNI PROGRAMMING SUPPORTS A GROWING NETWORK OF OVER 1,200 ALUMNI.

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.

To promote support interest in athletics of every kind at High School, to work in conjunction with High School's Athletic Department, coaches, students parents to support our students in their athletic activities.

TO FIGHT AND ORGANIZE AGAINST STATE-SANCTIONED VIOLENCE, INCLUDING POLICE BRUTALITY, ASSAULTS, KILLINGS, AND OTHER VIOLATIONS OF RIGHTS AND DIGNITY BY PUBLIC OFFICIALS. THE ORGANIZATION FIGHTS FOR ALL INCLUDING PEOPLE WHO ARE POOR, WORKING CLASS, LGBTQ+, GENDER NON-CONFORMING, IMPRISONED, DISABLED, IMMIGRANT, AND UNDOCUMENTED. THE ORGANIZATION STANDS AGAINST POLICING BY LEADING AND WINNING SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGNS, POLITICAL EDUCATION, DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP, AND BUILDING AND SUPPORTING COMMUNITY.

TO BENEFIT CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AS SET FORTH IN 501(C)(3) OF IRC, INCLUDING FOSTERING A MORE DIVERSE FASHION INDUSTRY AND PROVIDING CONSULTING SERVICES TO BRANDS OWNED BY BLACK, INDIGENOUS AND PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC) FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC

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

TO PROVIDE A CULTURAL BRIDGE BETWEEN LATINO AND NON-LATINO RESIDENTS OF BARTHOLOMEW COUNTY AND , INDIANA, AND TO PROMOTE MUTUAL RESPECT, INFORMATION EXCHANGE, EDUCATION, AND RECREATION.

SERVICE TO NATIVE AMERICANS

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.

JEWISH FEDERATION2100 ARCH STREETPHILADELPHIA, PA 19103

Family Centers provides educational programs, social services and access to health and wellness programs to Latinos and other community members to empower them to fully achieve their life potential.

THE IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN THE PROMOTION AND PROPAGATION OF THE DOCTRINE, RELIGION AND PRINCIPLES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MOST ESPECIALLY IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA AND ELSEWHERE.

TO ENSURE UNLIMITED OPPORTUNI- TIES FOR BLACKS IN THE ACCOUNTING AND RELATED BUSINESS PROFESSIONS

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TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR AGING AGED BLACKS, BY PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAM OF EDUCATION, INFORMATION, CONSULTING SERVICES.

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.

Bringing Color to Classics, by supporting Black classical musicians and others . CAAPAs vision is to help promote opportunities Black classical musicians and others .

QCMC advocates on behalf color and focuses on empowering to be leaders in their community and their career. And, through advocacy QCMC works as change agents to influence public policy that promotes gender equity in health, education, and economic empowerment.

COMMUNITY HEALTH and DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND INTERVENTIONS ARE OFFERED TO PROMOTE HEALTHY LIVING TO PREVENT AND/OR BETTER MANAGE DIET RELATED CHRONIC DISEASES, AND MOST IMPORTANTLY, ADDRESS THE SOCIAL RISK FACTORS THAT IMPACT HEALTH OUTCOMES. WE ORGANIZE, EDUCATE AND EMPOWER STAKEHOLDERS TO WORK COLLECTIVELY TO CHANGE POLICIES, SYSTEMS, AND ENVIRONMENTS THAT ADVERSELY AFFECT BLACK, LATINO AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE COLOR FROM BEING AS HEALTHY AS POSSIBLE. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CREATES HEALTHY RESILIENT COMMUNITIES, PROVIDING LOW TO MODERATE INCOME AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND COMMERCIAL SPACES, AS WELL AS OPEN GREEN SPACES. YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FOCUSES WORKFORCE READINESS, SUMMER EMPLOYMENT, AND COLLEGE AND CAREER EXPLORATION TO PREPARE YOUTH FOR SUCCESS.

Partnering with Indigenous Leaders to Spread the Gospel, Serve Others, and Build Community

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To preserve and promote music, an indigenous American art form.

Support humanitarian needs in war-torn Cameroon, Support Medical and hunger needs for displaced people in Cameroon, FRICA Preserve the tribal culture of Cameroon Tribal homelands. Support education at all levels in the United States of America

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

The leads in the creation of educational opportunities and economic growth for Blacks: Providing innovative programs to stimulate their intellectual and economic growth. Building partnerships with key stakeholders who help facilitate this growth. Increasing awareness and facilitating access to graduate management education programs and career opportunities in management fields. The is a Tier 2 with 300 members who are seasoned business professionals, persons with graduate degrees or significant business experience. We also have members who are students in graduate programs.

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.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY AND NEEDY HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PLAYERS AND DONATIONS AND OTHER SUPPORT TO WORTHY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND CAUSES. THE ALSO SUPPORTS FELLOW IN NEED AND PROMOTES THE GAME OF HOCKEY.

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

mission is to transform the spiritual, social, and economic conditions of the unreached people groups of South Asia with the message of Jesus Christ by developing indigenous leaders.

Protecting Native American culture

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

BUILDING BUSINESS, CREATING COMMUNITY AND PROMOTING TOURISM.

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE COLOR OTHERS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST HUMAN POTENTIAL, ATTAIN FINANCIAL STABILITY PROPER PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION THAT WILL CHANGE THEIR LIVES. WE PROMOTE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION JOB TRAINING, HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, HEALTH QUALITY LIFE PROGRAMS, WORKSHOPS COUNSELING.

THE OJIBWA MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ANISHINAABE COMMUNITIES WITH POST-SECONDARY AND CONTINUING EDUCATION WHILE ADVANCING THE LANGUAGE, CULTURE, AND HISTORY OF THE OJIBWA. IN CARRYING OUT THE MISSION, THE COURTES OJIBWA CURRICULUM WILL REFLECT CULTURE AND TRIBAL SELF-DETERMINATION. THE WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUAL SELF-IMPROVEMENT IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD, WHILE MAINTAINING THE CULTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE .

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE .

NAKISHA ADAMS WRITING GRANT

PROVIDE YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR THE BLACK HILLS AREA.

The purposes of this corporation are to further the gospel of Jesus Christ through ministries such as evangelism, discipleship, and leadership training for churches among the Chinese communities in the U. S. and overseas. For example, in evangelism, there will be training for pulpit and presentation speakers. In discipleship, there will be training in the principles of growth in faith through Inductive Bible studies. In leadership training, there will be courses, as tools, given to enable indigenous leadership to broaden their outreach of people for Christ. The training can take the shape of Christian leadership workshops enhancing worship, discipleship, Bible studies, marriage, family, and even utilizing tools such as ESL training for leaders here and overseas.

PROCESSING AND COLLECTION OF LOANS.

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formerly IndyCAN) is a catalyst for communities and marginalized peoples to act collectively for racial and economic justice . FaithIN develops civic leaders directly impacted by inequality, awakens the electorate, amplifies the prophetic voice, and forges strategic coalitions across to build the power of those directly impacted by racial and economic injustice. We work to end gun violence and the mass criminalization of people of color, protect immigrant rights, and promote economic dignity by organizing excluded workers, people of color, youth, returning citizens, and immigrants to drive policy and resource solutions that shape their lives.

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.

The Prince strives to provide caring and transformative leadership and mentoring guidance that encourages, engages, and challenges African-American youth and young adults to exceed their personal expectations.

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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