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101		WASHINGTON, DC
102		RAPID CITY, SD
103		Washington, DC
104		HOLLAND, MI
105		WASHINGTON, DC
106		PINE RIDGE, SD
107		LEXINGTON, KY
108		PORCUPINE, SD
109		Black Mountain, NC
110		WASHINGTON, DC
111		PORTSMOUTH, VA
112		Milwaukee, WI
113		Minneapolis, MN
114		CHICAGO, IL
115		Great Falls, VA
116		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
117		Chesapeake, VA
118		Hopkins, MN
119		PICKERINGTON, OH
120		GREENVILLE, SC
121		WASHINGTON, DC
122		Bethlehem, PA
123		SIOUX FALLS, SD
124		Columbus, OH
125		Washington, DC
126		WASHINGTON, DC
127		Chicago, IL
128		Bethesda, MD
129		Upper Marlboro, MD
130		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
131		Charleston, SC
132		Minneapolis, MN
133		FINDLAY, OH
134		Des Moines, IA
135		STANLEY, NC
136		DETROIT, MI
137		Washington, DC
138		Dayton, OH
139		Newberry, SC
140		Beaver Falls, PA
141		COLUMBIA, MD
142		MADISON, WI
143		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
144		TROY, MI
145		NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
146		DAVIS, CA
147		Provo, UT
148		Seattle, WA
149		VALLEY CENTER, CA
150		San Diego, CA

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.

ADVANCE THE SCIENCE, ART, AND SAFETY EXPLOSIVES ENGINEERING

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.

MPI) COMES ALONGSIDE THE POOREST OF THE POOR. OUR GOAL IS TO HELP GENERATE SUSTAINABLE INCOME THROUGH INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP. OUR FOCUS IS ON: .EDUCATION .EMPOWERMENT .HELP VILLAGES TO HAVE GATHERING PLACES

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE AND PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT FOR PROGRAMS ALIGNED WITH OUR FOCUS IN COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. WE INVEST IN ORGANIZATIONS, INITIATIVES AND COMMUNITIES THAT ASSIST AFRICAN AMERICANS IN GAINING ECONOMIC PARITY, EQUITY, AND SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM GROWTH IN THE INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL SERVICES INDUSTRY.

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

OUR MISSION IS TO GIVE SUPPORT TO AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES WHEN THEY TAKE ADVANCED AND AP CLASSES, TO HELP THEM BECOME COLLEGE AND CAREER READY. TO PROVIDE ACT AND SAT PREP CLASSES. PROVIDE YOUNG MEN ANNUALLY WITH COLLEGE AND EDUCATIONAL TRIP BOTH STATE SIDE AND INTERNATIONALLY.

IS IN PLACE WITH THE PURPOSE OF MINISTERING TO INDIVIDUALS AND INDIGENOUS PEOPLE GROUPS THROUGH ORGANIZING COMMUNITY EVENTS, PROVIDING NECESSITIES, TEACHING TRADE AND LIFE SKILLS, AND MEETING SPIRITUAL AND PHYSICAL NEEDS. IN SHORT, IS ON MISSION TO GIVE EVERYONE IN OUR COMMUNITY ACCESS TO A RESTORED LIFE.

To support Faculty and students

The purposes for which the corporation is organized are to educate the U.S. public concerning laws, regulations, and policies that will promote the interests of the African American community; and to advocate for the promotion of laws, regulations and policies that will promote the advancement and interests of the African American community.

ENTREPRENUERIAL EDUCATION AND PROMOTION

To promote foodways education and facilitate food access.

TO USE ANY AND ALL ASSETS AND INCOME DERIVED THEREFROM SOLELY FOR THE PURPOSES CONDUCTING (I) ORPHAN CARE AND EDUCATION IN ; (II) ORPHANAGE AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE; AND (III) BENEVOLENT AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES IN THE COUNTRY IN THE EFFORT TO ASSIST THE PEOPLE , AND IN PARTICULAR ITS ORPHANED CHILDREN, DISADVANTAGED AND DISPLACED PERSONS, TO ACHIEVE SECURITY, DIGNITY, EDUCATION, AND SAFETY. AS CENTRAL COMMITMENTS THE CORPORATION, THE RESOURCES THE CORPORATION SHALL BE USED FOR EDUCATION, NUTRITION, HEALTHCARE, CLEAN WATER, BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS TO SUPPORT ORPHANS AND ORPHANAGES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH EL SHADDAI MINISTRIES AND OTHER INDIGENOUS CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN .

Cash contributions to pre-selected charitable organizations

WORKS TO RECRUIT, SUPPORT, DEVELOP AND RETAIN A CADRE OF TEACHERS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ALBEMARLE COUNTY. WE SUPPORT THE EDUCATION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL SUPPORT, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, JOB TRAINING SKILLS, AND CONNECTIONS WITH THE CHARLOTTESVILLE-ALBEMARLE COMMUNITY. EMPOWERED TO RETURN TO LOCAL SCHOOLS AND SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS, OUR BECOME INVALUABLE ROLE MODELS FOR STUDENTS AND PREPARE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE TO THRIVE IN A DIVERSE WORLD.

To cultivate resources and content that will eradicate the spiritual, cultural, academic, and sociological barriers that impede black college students and those who want to reach them.

BMT) recruits, prepares, places, and retains male teachers in elementary schools by building a robust pathway to the teaching profession, beginning in high school and continuing to support through college and into their teaching career. BMT began in 2018 based on research that told us that a diverse teacher corps improves student outcomes for all children, especially children of color. students in elementary school who have at least one male teacher are 29% less likely to drop out of school. Those who have two male teachers are 32% more likely to enroll in post-secondary education. Since its start in 2018, BMT has gone from a start-up, to serving 12 in 2020, 42 in 2021 and 63 in 2022. To support our rapid ramp up in programming, our staffing and budgeted spend are ramping up. We are developing a coalition of schools, school districts, teacher training and scholarship programs, and community organizations to achieve this objective.

TO HELP FUNDERS AND INVESTORS BUILD AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS WITH BLACK INNOVATORS.

Scholarship Foundation is a non-profit organization that sponsors an annual Future Leaders Conference, which targets between the ages of 13-24. The organization also provides college tours for participants.

THE ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON ADVANCING PROGRESS IN COMMUNITIES BY SUPPORTING RESEARCH, EDUCATION, AND PUBLIC POLICY DEVELOPMENT AROUND WORK, WAGES, AND WEALTH IN THE COMMUNITY.

The of Bethlehem, Pa provides scholarships and grants for African American students in the Bethlehem PA Area School District.

IS AN INTERDENOMINATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF CHRISTIAN HEALTH AND BUSINESS PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO FIELD OF MISSIONS. WE SUPPORT INDIGENOUS CHRISTIAN HEALTH PROFESSIONALS WHO HAVE A VISION TO REACH THEIR OWN PEOPLE. OUR FOCUS IS ON COMMUNITY HEALTH-TEACHING PEOPLE HOW TO PREVENT DISEASE AND EQUIPPING PEOPLE TO CARE FOR THEMSELVES, THEIR FAMILIES AND THEIR COMMUNITIES. BESIDES TEACHING PREVENTION, WE ALSO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR SICK AND COMFORT FOR DYING. WHEN APPROPRIATE, WE HELP INITIATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS TO ASSIST PEOPLE IN PROVIDING FOR THEIR FAMILIES. MOST IMPORTANT, OURS IS A CHRIST-CENTERED MINISTRY OF EVANGELISM AND DISCIPLESHIP, RECONCILING MAN TO GOD AND MAN TO MAN THROUGH TRUTH OF GOSPEL.

Increasing engagement and voter in under-served communities in and creating an enlightened community by engaging people in all aspects of public life through service, leadership, advocacy, and voting.

The foundation engaged in no direct charitable activities during the tax year.

To foster relationships between Americans and Ireland through shared heritage and culture. To create a framework for educating people to their shared identity and connection with the .

is the first Black-led, trans-led LGBTQ+ Center located on the South Side of Chicago, dedicated to creating and providing affirming, culturally competent, for-us by-us resources, programming, and services for LGBTQ+ individuals on the South and West sides of the city. We strive to empower, embolden, and educate each other through mutual aid, knowledge-sharing, and the creation of community-sourced resources as we build toward the liberation of all oppressed peoples.

provides need-based grants of financial assistance to players to offset cots associated with skating and playing .

RTB serves as a community liaison that bridges Black entrepreneurs with reputable resources to infiltrate generational wealth and capital in the black community.

This Corporation is Organized and shall be operated exclusively to provide support services for black, indigenous, and people of color healers through education, advocacy, and entrepreneurial development.

The works to alleviate obstacles and hardships that the stigma of incarceration brings to families and incarcerated persons through an abolitionist framework offering direct services, education, advocacy, and resources. ?

To distribute books written by people of color to of color and support educators as they make representation through texts more accessible to all . To connect marginalized with the authors whose books they read in school.

FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, SPECIFICALLY FOR THE ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF A YOUTH SOFTBALL LEAGUE, TEACHING AND COACHING CHILDREN IN THE SPORT OF SOFTBALL, FUNDRAISING FOR THE BENEFIT OF CHILDREN WHO WISH TO PLAY SOFTBALL.

Cultural, Economic, Educational and Environmental Equity

THE PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION IS TO SUPPORT BLACK WOMEN WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO EXPAND THEIR INNER CAPACITY TO HEAL, DREAM, CREATE, AND ACTUALIZE AS THEIR HIGHER SELVES. FOUNDATION IS HEALING THE DIASPORA BY CENTERING THE SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL AUTHORITY OF BLACK WOMEN.

TO PROVIDE CHARITABLE FINANCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TO THE YOUTH AND SMALL BUSINESSES/NON-PROFITS .

exists to support new and existing churches in neglected and vulnerable Black and Brown neighborhoods. We achieve this mission by providing funding and training to local church leaders.

Advance and support entreprneurship, entrepreneurial thinking and sustainable small business development among disadvantaged and underrepresented populations, including Black, low income, other minority, women, young, veterans and others.

To provide scholarships to deserving student athletes and to provide additional support for the football program at Newberry College.

PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO ENABLE STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE TO ENGAGE IN ACADEMIC PURSUITS ENRICHMENT

The mission of the is the prepare the next generation of people of color to be healthy, educated productive global citizens.

The is charitable support for providing financial literacy, mentorship, conflict resolution/de-escalation and providing opportunities for employment, housing and business development.

PRODUCE 4TH OF JULY RODEO AND CELEBRATION

Biennial Conference Charleston, SC, Attendees-104

SUPPORT INDIGENOUS PASTORS AND CHURCHES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

The . CILA is dedicated to enhancing the legal profession and Tribal jurisprudence in . CILA seeks to provide quality educational programming to practitioners Tribal justice personnel students and professionals who may interface with Tribes or Tribal issues in their course of work. CILA promotes the study of Tribal jurisprudence and provides support to Indigenous students in their pursuit of the legal profession. CILA is dedicated to helping Tribes in exercise self-determination self-sufficiency and to protect sovereignty. In 2021 CILA provided scholarships to students hosted the Pathway to Program to prepare pre- students for applying to school published the CILA Legal Journal and hosted several Minimum Continuing Legal Education events for attorneys including the Virtual Panel Series.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCATION, NUTRITION, SANITATION AND HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN GUATEMALA AND NEPAL. TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO AND ON BEHALF OF SMALL AND START-UP HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS

Support and promote leadership of Indigenous women and girls in the ongoing regeneration of indigenous communities.

PROMOTE COOPERATIVE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE /REGULATORS OF ENTERPRISES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS; PROMOTE EXCHANGE OF THOUGHTS, INFORMATION AND IDEAS WHICH FOSTER REGULATORY STANDARDS AND ENFORCEMENT THAT LEAD TO CONSISTENT REGULATORY PRACTICES AND METHODS OF OPERATIONS AMONG THE NTGC/R MEMBERS; PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, WHICH INCLUDE COMMISSION/REGULATORY TRAINING, AND OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES; ANDTHE NTGC/R MAY ACT AS A REGULATORY ADVISORY GROUP TO ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHERS.

To improve learning Middle School by providing our teachers the technology, equipment and service necessary to help students.

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