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51		CHICAGO, IL
52		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
53		Fredericksburg, VA
54		DEVILS LAKE, ND
55		CRAZY HORSE, SD
56		RAPID CITY, SD
57		RAPID CITY, SD
58		RAPID CITY, SD
59		RAPID CITY, SD
60		RAPID CITY, SD
61		RAPID CITY, SD
62		OMAHA, NE
63		ST HELENA IS, SC
64		WASHINGTON, DC
65		Omaha, NE
66		MILWAUKEE, WI
67		SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WI
68		CHICAGO, IL
69		CHAMBERLAIN, SD
70		Des Moines, IA
71		Chicago, IL
72		WASHINGTON, DC
73		Saint Paul, MN
74		SILVER SPRING, MD
75		BALTIMORE, MD
76		WASHINGTON, DC
77		WASHINGTON, DC
78		WASHINGTON, DC
79		BALTIMORE, MD
80		UPPER MARLBORO, MD
81		Upper Marlboro, MD
82		WASHINGTON, DC
83		WASHINGTON, DC
84		Lost City, WV
85		Washington, DC
86		Washington, DC
87		NORTH CHARLESTON, SC
88		WASHINGTON, DC
89		BOWIE, MD
90		NORFOLK, VA
91		Reston, VA
92		Charlottesville, VA
93		RAPID CITY, SD
94		REISTERSTOWN, MD
95		Beckley, WV
96		BLACKSVILLE, WV
97		THOMAS, WV
98		Black Mountain, NC
99		CHEROKEE, NC
100		Durham, NC

TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATION FOR BREAST CANCER FOR LATINAS.

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.

The primary purpose of NBM is to continue the indigenous mission work begun by Dr. Bob Dayton in the country of . The desire of NBM is to come alongside the Nicaraguan people to guide and provide support leadership, always with the objective to grow them as leaders of their own people.

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

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.

TO PROMOTE YOUTH SPORTS SPECIALIZING IN JUNIOR BASEBALL.

TO SERVE AS AN ADVOCATE FOR THOSE INVOLVED IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY AND TO FOCUS ON CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL. MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE ALSO USED TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY IN EDUCATION, PERFORMANCE AND EXPERIENCE.

TO ENGAGE OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH AWARENESS, RELATIONSHIPS, RESOURCES AND STEWARDSHIP IN ORDER TO EMPOWER ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES.

TO CONDUCT RESEARCH NATIVE STUDIES

PROVIDE GRANT FUNDING TO US BASED, 501(C)(3) NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS (INCLUDING: PUBLIC CHARITIES, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, AND FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED TRIBAL GOVERNMENTS) CONDUCTING A CHARITABLE MISSION IN THE AREAS OF HEALTHCARE/HEALTHY COMMUNITIES, HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, AND EDUCATION.

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.

TO EMPOWER YOUTH IN UNDER-SERVED COMMUNITIES THROUGH CIVICLEADERSHIP AND ENGAGEMENT

wellness/education for at-risk Latino families.

TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN AND CULTURE

TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES THROUGH PROGRAMS ENCOURAGING AND SUPPORTING CULTURAL SELF-DETERMINATION, EDUCATION ACCESS, AND ADVANCEMENT OF HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND LEADERSHIP.

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.

EXISTS TO ADDRESS THE INJUSTICE DONE TO AMERICANS.

PROVIDING EDUCATION and EVENTS FOR LATINOS INTERESTED IN OFFICE

TO IMPROVE SOCIAL WELFARE OF YOUNG PEOPLE THROUGH TRANSFORMATIVE LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, DIRECT ACTION ORGANIZING, ADVOCACY AND EDUCATION

IMPROVING THE EDUCATION, HEALTH, WELLNESS AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN FAMILIES.

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

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.

TO ADVANCE THE COMMUNITY BY DEVELOPING LEADERS, INFORMING POLICY, and EDUCATING THE PUBLIC.

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.

IS A PUBLIC FOUNDATION THAT FACILITATES THE CREATION OF MEASURABLY HEALTHIER AND WEALTHIER COMMUNITIES THROUGHOUT MARYLAND THROUGH RESPONSIBLE LEADERSHIP AND PHILANTHROPIC INVESTMENT.

AN ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION THAT SEEKS TO EMPOWER AFRICAN AMERICAN WOMEN THROUGH EDUCATION PROGRAMS THAT MEET THEIR DIVERSE NEEDS

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

TO DRIVE THE AND SOCIAL ADVANCEMENT OF LOW-INCOME LATINOS AND OTHER UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.

Nonprofit membership focused on educating and advancing MBAs and other members of the community

creation, and expansion of programs and specialized projects addressing health, socioeconomic, environmental, and systemic challenges and disparities facing people of color and other vulnerable communities.

EMPOWERING AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY

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

PROVIDE INFORMATION TO AFRICAN AMERICANS REGARDING DISPARITIES AND INCREASE AFRICAN AMERICANS PROFESSION.

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.

TO ENABLE AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHERS TO SECURE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, PARITY AND POWER AND CIVIL RIGHTS. THE IMPLEMENTS ITS MISSION BY PROVIDING SERVICES AND PROGRAMS IN EDUCATION, EMPLOYMENT, HEALTH, AND HOUSING TO COMMUNITIES THROUGH DIRECT SERVICES, ADVOCACY, RESEARCH, POLICY ANALYSIS, COMMUNITY MOBILIZATION, AND COLLABORATION THROUGHOUT COMMUNITIES.

To provide hard-working men and women with economic and spiritual resources that unleash their capacities and liberate them from the entanglements of poverty. We work with indigenous partner organizations in the developing world to provide life-transforming microloans that equip hard working individuals and families to lift themselves out of poverty. We build the capacity of our partner organizations through funding, staff training, and leadership development.

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.

Establish positive rapport between law enforcement and the public

TO PROVIDE MEDICAL, DENTAL AND PHARMACY TO PATIENTS IN THE BLACKSVILLE AND BURTON AREAS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR ABILITY TO PAY.

THE MISSION IS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT.

To glorify God by caring children .

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

The Centers mission is to create and protect ownership all, especially people of color, women, rural residents and low wealth families and communities.

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