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51		Rapid City, SD
52		PHILADELPHIA, PA
53		KENTWOOD, MI
54		ST HELENA IS, SC
55		Oak Park, IL
56		WALTHILL, NE
57		Omaha, NE
58		Charlotte, NC
59		WHEATON, IL
60		BISMARCK, ND
61		CHICAGO, IL
62		Derwood, MD
63		Saint Paul, MN
64		PINE RIDGE, SD
65		Saint Paul, MN
66		DURHAM, NC
67		SILVER SPRING, MD
68		BALTIMORE, MD
69		Washington, DC
70		WASHINGTON, DC
71		WASHINGTON, DC
72		WASHINGTON, DC
73		BALTIMORE, MD
74		Washington, DC
75		ROCKVILLE, MD
76		Washington, DC
77		Baltimore, MD
78		WASHINGTON, DC
79		BOWIE, MD
80		HAMPTON, VA
81		Charlottesville, VA
82		RAPID CITY, SD
83		REISTERSTOWN, MD
84		BLACKSBURG, VA
85		THOMAS, WV
86		CHEROKEE, NC
87		RALEIGH, NC
88		Hendersonville, NC
89		Washington, DC
90		HARTSVILLE, SC
91		DOYLESTOWN, PA
92		LOUISVILLE, KY
93		MILWAUKEE, WI
94		CINCINNATI, OH
95		CASS LAKE, MN
96		Chicago, IL
97		WASHINGTON, DC
98		Washington, DC
99		PINE RIDGE, SD
100		Davenport, IA

TO EDUCATE YOUTH ON NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE AND FACILITATE AN ANNUAL EVENT WHICH SHOWCASES THE TALENTS OF NATIVE AMERICAN AND NON-NATIVE AMERICAN STUDENTS AND ALLOWS THEM AN AVENUE TO COME TOGETHER AS A COMMUNITY WITH OTHER SCHOOLS.

brings women and people of color into the coding workforce through holistic investment in their technical training and communities of support.

TO PROVIDE AID, ASSISTANCE CHRISTIAN COUNSEL COMFORT FOR SURVIVING WIDOWS FAMILIES OF MEN KILLED IN RELIGOUS TRIBAL CONFLICTS WITHIN AFRICA.

The primary exempt purpose of the and , Inc. is to provide the educational, referral, and financial assistance necessary to prevent the loss of the ancestral homes and of people of African descent; empower peoples of African descent to independently sustain long-term ownership of their property for present and future generations; strengthen Black families; and to promote global unity.

is an organization that empowers Black mothers to lead in their homes, families and communities. The five focus areas include emotional wellness, effective parenting, urban education, curing inner city gun violence by raising awareness of trauma and career development. The programs include Paint the Hood Orange, #EducateUS and Moms Mean Business where a Pitch Like A Mom business plan competition is hosted.

DR. WAS THE FIRST NATIVE AMERICAN FEMALE PHYSICIAN. SHE OPENED HER RURAL HOSPITAL IN WALTHILL, NE IN 1913. THIS BUILDING TODAY IS OWNED BY THIS ENTITY. UNTIL 2016 THE BUILDING WAS AN AREA MUSEUM. CURRENTLY WE ARE WORKING TO RESTORE THIS HISTORIC FACILITY.

wellness/education for at-risk Latino families.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO INDIGENOUS MINISTRIES THAT ARE COMMITTED TO CARRYING OUT THE GREAT COMMISSION OF JESUS CHRIST IN ; TO FUND RESEARCH, PERFORM DUE DILIGENCE, AND IDENTIFY STRATEGIC MINISTRY PARTNERS WHO HAVE CAPITAL NEEDS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THEIR GOALS. THE ORGANIZATION WILL BE A CATALYST CONNECTING ORGANIZATIONS, CHURCHES, FOUNDATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH MINISTRY PROJECTS IN .

OUR DESIRE IS TO TRANSFORM EVERY VILLAGE IN NORTHERN INDIA WITH THE GOSPEL BY PARTNERING THE GLOBAL CHURCH WITH INDIGENOUS CHURCH PLANTERS ENGAGED IN HOLISTIC COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

OUR MISSION IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ADVANCE INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES BY PROVIDING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AND RESOURCES DESIGNED TO PRESERVE CULTURE AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC SECURITY.

TO PROMOTE ADVANCEMENT OF AFRICAN AMERICANS IN GOVERNANCE ROLES IN HEALTHCARE AND INCREASE NUMBER OF BOARD SEATS HELD BY AFRICAN AMERICANS IN HEALTH SERVICES AND LIFE SCIENCES ORGANIZATIONS.

To educate and advocate for business

is a collective of artists and organizations dedicated to building, supporting, and cultivating opportunities for peoples and communities of color through cultural arts and activism.

PROVIDE RELIEF OF AND SOLUTIONS TO CHALLENGES FACED BY .

To transform our community by creating opportunities for Latinos throughout Minnesota.

TO DEVELOP THE IMMIGRANT ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY AND THE ABILITY ITS LEADERS TO ACCESS OPPORTUNITIES AND PARTICIPATE IN THE SOLUTION SOCIAL PROBLEMS.

TO IMPROVE AND ADVANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR CHILDREN AND FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY.

THE , IN PARTNERSHIP WITH OUR EIGHTEEN INDEPENDENT MEMBER SCHOOLS, RECRUITS AND SUPPORTS THROUGH THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS ACADEMICALLY AMBITIOUS, AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEED FROM THE AREA. ONCE STUDENTS ARE ENROLLED, B.E.S.T. POSITIONS THEM FOR SUCCESS THROUGH ACADEMIC PREPARATION, CHARACTER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND SUPPORT PROGRAMS.

Our mission is to enable all Black employees to maximize their career potential.

PROVIDES THE INFORMATION,SKILLS SUPPORT AND COLLECTIVE ACTION THAT AMERICANS NEED TO FULLY PARTICIPATE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS.

TO FOSTER THE COMPREHENSIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LATINO POPULATION/COMMUNITY IN THE WASHINGTON METROPOLITAN REGION BY PROVIDING DIRECT SERVICES WHILE PROMOTING GRASSROOTS EMPOWERMENT, CIVIL ENGAGEMENT, AND HUMAN RIGHTS ADVOCACY.

GRANTING SCHOLARSHIPS TO WHO MEET SPECIFIC CRITERIA.

TO STUDY METHODS BY WHICH IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE MADE IN LIVING, WORKING, HOUSING, HEALTH, AND EDUCATIONAL CONDITIONS IN COMMUNITIES.

EMPOWERING AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY

CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR LATINO and OTHER YOUTH TO REALIZE THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL.

OUR MISSION IS TO INCREASE THE NUMBER CULTURALLY RESPONSIBLE WHO EXCEL ACADEMICALLY, SUCCEED PROFESSIONALLY, AND POSITIVELY IMPACT THE COMMUNITY.

The University Association of University exists to assist the University in her mission as a historically black urban university through the collective effort of the National Network of her .

THE IS ON A MISSION TO INCREASE THE ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL EMPOWERMENT OF HISTORICALLY DISENFRANCHISED AND EXCLUDED BLACK AND OTHER POPULATIONS OF COLOR. THE ENVISIONS A DC METRO AREA WHERE BLACKS AND OTHER SYSTEMICALLY DISENFRANCHISED POPULATIONS ARE THRIVING UNIMPEDED AND UNHARMED BY BIGOTRY AND STRUCTURAL RACISM. GWUL WORKS TO ADVANCE RACIAL EQUITY AS A MECHANISM TO ACHIEVE EQUALITY WHILE ALSO DRIVING THE ACCELERATION OF ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, POLITICAL PARITY AND PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELLNESS. TOGETHER, OUR DEDICATED STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS FROM OUR AUXILIARY ORGANIZATIONSTHE GUILD AND THURSDAY NETWORK PROVIDE LIFE AND CAREER NAVIGATION SYSTEMS FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS. WE ENABLE PEOPLE TO LEAD THEIR LIVES WITH COMPETENCE, DIGNITY, AND PURPOSE WHILE PROVIDING THEM THE TOOLS TO TRANSCEND TRAUMA, NAVIGATE BARRIERS, AND CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. THROUGH FACILITATING PEOPLES JOURNEY ALONG A CONTINUUM OF WEALTH AND WELLNESS THE EMPOWERS COMM

THE PROMOTES ORAL HEALTH EQUITY AMONG PEOPLE OF COLOR BY HARNESSING THE COLLECTIVE POWER OF ITS MEMBERS, ADVOCATING FOR THE NEEDS OF AND MENTORING STUDENTS OF COLOR, AND RAISING THE PROFILE OF THE PROFESSION IN OUR COMMUNITIES.

IS A COMPREHENSIVE INSTITUTION OF HIGHER EDUCATION, DEDICATED TO THE PROMOTION OF LEARNING, BUILDING OF CHARACTER, AND THE PREPARATION OF PROMISING STUDENTS FOR POSITIONS OF LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE. ITS CURRICULAR EMPHASIS IS SCIENTIFIC AND PROFESSIONAL WITH STRONG LIBERAL ARTS UNDERGIRDING. IN CARRYING OUT ITS MISSION, THE REQUIRES THAT EVERYTHING THAT IT DOES BE OF THE HIGHEST QUALITY. A HISTORICALLY BLACK INSTITUTION, IS COMMITTED TO MULTICULTURALISM. THE SERVES STUDENTS FROM DIVERSE NATIONAL, CULTURAL, AND ECONOMIC BACKGROUNDS.

The mission of the Program is to accelerate the progress of African Americans into the mainstream of leadership in business, education, government, and a wide spectrum of professions while instilling a strong dedication to leadership and public service.

THE PURPOSE OF IS TO SUPPORT THE LOCAL COMMUNITY IN MEETING PHYSICAL AND SPIRITUAL NEEDS BY PROVIDING COMMUNITY EVENTS AND RESOURCES FOR NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN AND ADULTS.

TO PROVIDE ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP GRANTS TO AFRICAN AMERICAN COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED FOR ADMISSION AT A HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY. RECIPIENTS MUST HAVE GRADUATED FROM A SPECIFIC HIGH SCHOOL OR SPECIFIC LOCATION.

TheFoundationoftheBlacksburgRotaryClubpurposeistoprovidefinancialsupportandassistancetolocalstudentsandcharitableorganizations.

THE MISSION IS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT.

PROMOTION DISPLAY OF OF NATIVE AMERICAN ARTISTS OF THE EASTERN BAND OF THE CHEROKEE NATION, PRINCIPALLY THAT OF LOCAL ARTISTS

Create a culture that values all people and preserves and celebrates the history of all citizens. Remedy Historic injustices levied against African-Americans and women.

The mission El Centro is to create a more inclusive community for Latinos by providing unique services, developing grassroots leaders, and working together to access community resources.

PRESERVATION, DIFFUSION AND PROMOTION OF THE LATINO COMMUNITY

IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING GUIDENCE AND ASSISTANCE IN ADMINISTRATION, FUNDING, EDUCATION, AND PROGRAM COORDINATION TO -BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND

INCORPORATED IS A VOLUNTEER SERVICE ORGANIZATION CONCERNED WOMEN. OUR GOAL IS TO ENHANCE QUALITY LIFE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS, BY PROVIDING PROGRAMS THAT FOCUS ON CULTURAL ENRICHMENT, HEALTH AND WELLNESS, SUPPORTING UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES AND SUPPORTING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS.

Root Cause Research Center - 2021/22 Accomplishments Launched Historically Black Neighborhood Assemblyo September 14 Held a Peoples Movement Assemblyo Participated in Stop TIF campaign, a campaign against displacement. Launched Louisville Tenants Uniono Participated in a historic tenant delegation to White House as part Homes Guarantee campaign. Regranted over $100,000 to organizers in Kentucky basebuilding work Completed 2022 Community Research Incubator and Expo Supported tenant organizing in Shelbyville, TN with Bedford County Listening Project Supported creation KY Tenants, a statewide tenant rights organization Held an 8-month tenant organizing training across Kentucky Supported Justice North Fork campaign, to stop a mass eviction a trailer park in Eastern KY. Published storymap, Property and Policing in Louisville, KY: A spatial analysis nuisance law, redevelopment, personhood, and police violence.

PARENTS AND COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVES ORGANIZED IN EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS DESIGNED TO CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAP AS IT WORKS TO ENHANCE AND FACILITATE THE EDUCATION ALL STUDENTS WITH A FOCUS ON THOSE AFRICAN AMERICAN DESCENT.

SUPPORTS EDUCATIONAL AND SOCIAL INITIATIVES THAT EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS, PARTICULARLY WOMEN OF AFRICAN DESCENT. SINCE 2004 HAS SUPPORTED ORGANIZATIONS AND PROJECTS THAT ALIGN WITH OUR MISSION. THOSE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE SPONSORING MATH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS FOR OUR YOUTH AND OTHER EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS GEARED TO EDUCATING THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION GROUNDED IN ANISHINAABE VALUES.

To create - growth through networking. To provide nurturing and support for emerging and existing businesses

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF CULTURAL HERITAGE, REVIVE HISTORIC AREAS AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF INDIGENOUS CRAFT INDUSTRIES.

For more than a decade, (SYC) has provided life-changing experiences and opportunities for at-risk DC students, giving Black and Brown children access to rowing, swimming, yoga, tennis, tutoring, and inspiring experiences often not readily available to children from under-resourced families. Since March 2020, SYC has also served as the infrastructure hub for Ward 6 Mutual Aid, a partnership of more than three dozen organizations that came together to share resources and save lives after the COVID-19 pandemic struck the District.

Our mission is to organize energy and sustainable living projects and provide educational training for Native Americans across the country.

is the hub for resources, professional services, programs and events for the African American in the Quad Cities.

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