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1		WORCESTER, MA
2		Newark, NJ
3		HINGHAM, MA
4		GREEN BAY, WI
5		OCONTO FALLS, WI
6		Pittsburgh, PA
7		LEMARS, IA
8		DULUTH, MN
9		GREELEY, PA
10		HANOVER, PA
11		OMAHA, NE
12		GREENSBURG, PA
13		Fort Washington, MD
14		HYATTSVILLE, MD
15		WASHINGTON, DC
16		Washington, DC
17		RICHMOND, VA
18		Troy, OH
19		Alexandria, VA
20		AVON, OH
21		FINDLAY, OH
22		HARTFORD CITY, IN
23		DOWAGIAC, MI
24		GLEN ELLYN, IL
25		CHICAGO, IL
26		Wilmington, DE
27		ROSELLE, IL
28		Lindenhurst, IL
29		Chicago, IL
30		WILLOWBROOK, IL
31		SPRINGFIELD, IL
32		LANHAM, MD
33		PARIS, IL
34		HOLLAND, MI
35		HAYWARD, WI
36		MILWAUKEE, WI
37		Minneapolis, MN
38		SAINT PAUL, MN
39		Little Canada, MN
40		Pipestone, MN
41		WATERLOO, IA
42		WINTERSET, IA
43		LAC DU FLAMBEAU, WI
44		Lanham, MD
45		CALLAWAY, MN
46		CRAZY HORSE, SD
47		RAPID CITY, SD
48		RAPID CITY, SD
49		DEADWOOD, SD
50		RAPID CITY, SD

TO PROVIDE STRENGTH AND UNITY WITHIN THE LATINO COMMUNITY OF WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS THROUGH SERVICES THAT ADDRESS THE SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, RECREATIONAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND POLITICAL PROBLEMS WITHIN THE CITY.

To Create economic and intellectual wealth for community.

Support members, staff, and community in need

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIAN CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNICATION, TRAINING, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRIBES TO TO ACHIEVE THEIR NATURAL RESOURCES GOALS. WTCAC PROVIDE A FORUM FOR INTER- COLLABORATION WITH STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL PARTNERS. WTCAC FOSTERS RELATIONSHIPS WITH NON FEDERAL AND FEDERAL ENTITIES TO EXCERCISE GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION WITH TRIBES, HONORING TREATY RIGHTS.

THE FOUNDATION IS AN ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO PROVIDING ACCESS TO PARTNERING INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR UNDERSERVED AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS WITH A COMMITTMENT TO DEVELOPING THE HUMAN PERSON.

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

THE COMMUNITY IS AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. PROGRAMMING OCCURS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY, ALL DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING A CONNECTED, CREATIVE, THRIVING COMMUNITY. INITIATIVES INCLUDE PROGRAMMATIC SOCIAL VENTURES. THOSE INITIATIVES INCLUDE A BLACK BOX PERFORMANCE THEATER, A 2-SCREEN INDEPENDENT FILM THEATER, AN INTEGRATED ART GALLERY CAFE. EACH SOCIAL VENTURE SEEKS TO CREATE A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE, ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY CONNECTED CROSS-CULTURALLY COMMITTED TO CREATIVITY CULTURAL REPRESENTATION.

JEWISH FEDERATION2100 ARCH STREETPHILADELPHIA, PA 19103

The mission of is to glorify God through the reaching of men and women with the Gospel, the training of Christian leaders, and the planting of fundamental churches by teaming up with national missionaries and indigenous national .

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

ADVOCATES FOR THE RIGHTS OF ALL INDIVIDUALS TO LIVE FREE FROM DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE AND OTHER FORMS OF VIOLENCE BY ELIMINATING ROOT CAUSES AND PROVIDING FOR THE WELL-BEING AND SAFETY OF SURVIVORS/VICTIMS.

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

THE MISSION IS TO BRING AWARENESS TO PERSONS OF COLOR; PROVIDE VITAL RESOURCES TOOLS TO PERSONS FAMILIES FRIENDS; TO EDUCATE THE MINORITY COMMUNITY ON PERSONAL SAFETY

COALITION OF LATINO LEADERS COMMITTED TO NATURAL RESOURCES AND CONSERVATION ISSUES.

Our mission is to facilitate the power of Black subject to systems of disempowerment, such as the family regulation and foster system, to upend a socio-economic structure that inadequately addresses their full potential for economic independence. It advances economic security for women and families through social justice education, mutual aid, grassroots mobilization, and legal advocacy, focused on disadvantaged Black women in Washington, D.C.

ScholarshipsforSTEMstudents

Preservation of Blacksmithing Art

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

To promote support health initiatives which will contribute to the improvement of life for the residents of the greater Lorain County area.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO BLACK SWAMP AREA COUNCIL OF

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IT IS THE MISSION OF TO PROVIDE TRIBAL CITIZENS WITH ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE CAPITAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUSINESS LOANS AND INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COLLABORATIVE AND EDUCATION-ORIENTED LENDING SERVICES. AND ALSO TO PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE LENDING IN ORDER TO PROTECT LOAN CAPITAL FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF TRIBAL CITIZENS.

THE MISSION OF . IS TO GIVE STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEEDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND COLLEGE. WITH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT, . EXTENDS THE USEFUL LIFE OF SLOW-MOVING AND EXCESS INVENTORY DONATIONS BY REDISTRIBUTING THESE GIFTS TO 2- AND 4-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, INCLUDING COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TRIBAL INSTITUTIONS HELPING THEM LOWER THEIR OPERATING EXPENSES. IN TURN, THESE SCHOOLS HELP THEIR STUDENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIPS ENABLING THEM TO TRANSFORM THEIR OWN LIVES. PRODUCTS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE ON CAMPUS ARE RECYLED, REPAIRED, OR CONVERTED TO CASH TO FUND ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE FORM OF CASH GIFTS TO PARTNER SCHOOLS. IN 2017, . REBRANDED AS EALGREEN TO CELEBRATE THE SUCCESS OF THIS CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL AND THE 20,000 STUDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS TO DATE.

TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE AMERICAN WORKPLACE BY CULTIVATING THE PIPELINE OF LATINO TALENT AND PROVIDING LATINO PROFESSIONALS THE INSIGHT, ACCESS, AND SUPPORT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR CAREERS.

TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION

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.

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

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).

ASSURE THE INTERESTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS ARE GIVEN EQUITABLE REPRESENTATION

NAREB IS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS THAT PARTICIPATE IN MEANINGFUL LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SUPPORTS LEGESLATIVE INITIATIVES THAT ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY FAIR AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL ITSAMERICANS

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO 2 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

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

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 .

NAKISHA ADAMS WRITING GRANT

To promote, advocate, and create economic prosperity on behalf businesses, organizations, professionals, and tribal enterprises in a global market.

WORKS WITH GOVERNMENT, NONPROFIT, AND TRIBAL PARTNERS TO PROVIDE INNOVATIVE SUPPORTIVE HOUSING SERVICES ACROSS MINNESOTA AND IMPROVE OUTCOMES FOR PEOPLE EXPERIENCING LONG TERM HOMELESSNESS.

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.

Cooperating with the National Park Service dedicated to preserserving the vanishing art of Native American pipemaking, and assisting the Park Service

PROCESSING AND COLLECTION OF LOANS.

THIS TRUST AWARDS SCHOLARSHIPS TO PERSONS UNDER 21 YEARS OF AGE WHEN THEY FIRST APPLY, WHO ARE PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED ARE RESIDENTS OF MADISON COUNTY, IOWA, TO FURTHER THEIR EDUCATION BEYOND THE HIGH SCHOOL LEVEL.

IS A CERTIFIED AMERICAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI)LOOKING TO BETTER OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE LENDING TO AMERICANS.

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.

TO CREATE AWARENESS and SUPPORT FOR NATIVE AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES AND TO DEVELOP NEEDED FINANCIAL and POLITICAL RESOURCES FOR SURVIVAL OF SUSTAINABLE NATIVE COMMUNITIES. DEVELOPS THESE RESOURCES BY USING MUSIC, ARTS, MEDIA, AND INDIGENOUS WISDOM TO ASK PEOPLE TO RECOGNIZE OUR JOINT DEPENDENCY ON AND BE A VOICE FOR THOSE NOT HEARD.

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 PROVIDE SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES.

DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION INTERPRETATION OF THE HISTORY MATERIAL CULTURE OF THE BLACK HILLS.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE QUALITY PUBLIC SUPPORT AND CARE ADVOCACY TO THE NATIONS OF THE BY UTILIZING EFFECTIVE AND CULTURALLY CREDIBLE APPROACHES.

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