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151		FINDLAY, OH
152		CHARLOTTE, NC
153		Des Moines, IA
154		Lanham, MD
155		Fredericksburg, VA
156		Dayton, OH
157		DETROIT, MI
158		Newberry, SC
159		Beaver Falls, PA
160		Stillwater, MN
161		COLUMBIA, MD
162		MADISON, WI
163		LEXINGTON, KY
164		WINNEBAGO, NE
165		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
166		Provo, UT
167		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
168		Tampa, FL
169		VALLEY CENTER, CA
170		San Diego, CA
171		LOS ANGELES, CA
172		JONESBORO, GA
173		WASHINGTON, DC
174		ATLANTA, GA
175		SAN ANTONIO, TX
176		SANTA ANA PUEBLO, NM
177		San Francisco, CA
178		RIPON, CA
179		OLYMPIA, WA
180		OAKLAND, CA
181		Oakland, CA
182		BENTONVILLE, AR
183		LUGUNA BEACH, CA
184		SACRAMENTO, CA
185		SAN ANTONIO, TX
186		Chattanooga, TN
187		San Gabriel, CA
188		Santa Fe, NM
189		San Francisco, CA
190		Oakland, CA
191		WICHITA, KS
192		Phoenix, AZ
193		Los Angeles, CA
194		SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA
195		La Mirada, CA
196		Valley Center, CA
197		HELOTES, TX
198		San Diego, CA
199		ELM MOTT, TX
200		Houston, TX

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.

Education and Advocacy

Cultural, Economic, Educational and Environmental Equity

To create an inclusive and financial educational experience, uniquely designed to bring together champions and channels that will foster prosperity for lives.

Black Girls Hack () is a non-profit org that focuses on providing technology and cybersecurity education. will do this through providing training and engagement to encourage Black Women and Girls to be engaged in STEM.

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.

THE ("IAU") IS A THINK TANK AND ACTION LAB WORKING AT THE INTERSECTION OF BLACK THRIVING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

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

supports research & education related to land preservation, restoration, traditional indigenous land use practices & permaculture techniques, & also supports artists in residence whose work reflects the mission of the .

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.

TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS HEALTH CARE FOR ALL PEOPLE AND, IN PARTICULAR, ETHNIC GROUPS, THROUGH THE CONCERTED EFFORTS /LATINO NURSES.

PROVIDES QUALITY POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE WINNEBAGO RESERVATION AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

PRODUCE 4TH OF JULY RODEO AND CELEBRATION

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

THE IS A 501 (C)(3) NONPROFIT WHOSE MISSION IS TO FOCUS ON THE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF THE MINORITY COMMUNITY THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP. WE WORK TO END CYCLES OF POVERTY, ELIMINATE GENERATIONAL WEALTH GAPS, AND BUILD SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH SMALL OWNERSHIP. WE ARE A SMALL AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION RESOURCE COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND EMPOWERMENT OF THE LATINO / HISPANIC, AND OTHER UNDERSERVED, COMMUNITIES. WE SUPPORT EXISTING AND NEW MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL OWNERS IN BECOMING SELF-RELIANT AND BUILDING WEALTH.

Mentoring and Community Education

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.

THE ASSOCIATION, INC. (BESLA) WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ON TOPICS OF INTEREST TO ATTORNEYS LAW STUDENTS SPECIALIZING IN THE INDUSTRIES. BESLA MEMBERS ARE ATTORNEYS FROM LEADING LAW FIRMS, IN-HOUSE COUNSEL FROM MAJOR , NEW MEDIA, AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOLO PRACTITIONERS, LAW SCHOOL PROFESSORS, BUSINESS EXECUTIVES IN THE MUSIC, , CABLE BROADCAST TELEVISION, FILM, VIDEO GAME, TOURING, MARKETING BRANDING, PUBLISHING INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING FINANCIERS, AGENTS, MANAGERS. MEMBERSHIP IS ALSO EXTENDED TO LAW STUDENTS, PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING IS SPECIFICALLY TARGETED TO THEIR TRAINING GROWTH THROUGH SEMINARS, MENTORING SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. THE ORGANIZATION HAS A NETWORK OF 2,000 SUPPORTERS THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, EUROPE THE CARIBBEAN.

INC. WAS ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE BIBLICAL TEACHING AND TRAINING IN THE AREAS OF PRAYER AND REVIVAL, SPIRITUAL LEADERSHIP, AND CHRISTIAN GROWTH. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES SUCH TEACHING AND TRAINING THROUGH CONFERENCES, RETREATS, PODCASTS, AND MONTHLY BIBLE STUDIES.

THE COALITION (NBJC) IS A CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO THE EMPOWERMENT OF LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, QUEER (LGBTQ+) AND SAME-GENDER LOVING (SGL) PEOPLE, INCLUDING PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS. NBJCS MISSION IS TO END RACISM, HOMOPHOBIA, AND LGBTQ+ BIAS AND STIGMA. AS AMERICAS LEADING LGBTQ+ CIVIL RIGHTS ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON FEDERAL PUBLIC POLICY, NBJC HAS ACCEPTED THE CHARGE TO LEAD FAMILIES IN STRENGTHENING THE BONDS AND BRIDGING THE GAPS BETWEEN THE MOVEMENTS FOR RACIAL AND LGBTQ+ EQUALITY. SINCE 2003, NBJC HAS PROVIDED LEADERSHIP AT THE INTERSECTION OF CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS AND LGBTQ+/SGL ORGANIZATIONS, ADVOCATING FOR THE UNIQUE CHALLENGES AND NEEDS OF THE AFRICAN AMERICAN LGBTQ+/SGL COMMUNITY THAT ARE OFTEN RELEGATED TO THE SIDELINES. NBJC ENVISIONS A WORLD WHERE ALL PEOPLE ARE FULLY-EMPOWERED TO PARTICIPATE SAFELY, OPENLY AND HONESTLY IN FAMILY, FAITH AND COMMUNITY, REGARDLESS OF RACE, CLASS, ET

TO ASSIST RELIGIOUS LEADERS OFFICERS AFRICAN AMERICAN CHURCHES ACQUIRE ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS

NALCAB strengthens the economy by advancing economic mobility in communities.

TO ENSURE NATIVE CHILDREN ACHIVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL BY ADVANCING CULTURES OF NATIVE AMERICAN COMMUNITY HEALTH.

MUA) is a grassroots organization of Latina immigrant women with a double mission of promoting personal transformation and building community power for social and economic justice.

TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL TO ALL NATIONS AND ALL TRIBES AS COMMANDED IN THE BIBLE, SO THAT OTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF JESUS

TO PROVIDE PLAYERS INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM OPPORTUNITIES TO WIN GAMES, TOURNAMENTS AND PLACEMENT IN STATE LEAGUES WHICH HELPS PLAYERS OBTAIN RECOGNITION AND ADVANCEMENT TO TOP COLLEGE TEAMS.

WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF BLACK AMERICANS AND INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO UNDERREPRESENTED BLACK CONSTITUENCIES, USING THE INTERNET AS A LOBBYING AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOL.

To promote and financial literacy for low-income people, people of color, and those who live in economically depressed areas.

FREE PUBLIC PRESENTING INFORMATION AND AMERICANS and ARTIFACTS

SUPPORTING INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES AND THE RURAL POOR OF GUATEMALA THROUGH FUNDING EDUCATIONAL, VOCATIONAL AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS.

To promote preservation Mayan language and cultural heritage Providing grants to indigenous teachers

TO HELP INDIGENOUS INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES

PRESERVE CULTURE HISTORY AND SITES

The - . promotes the development of and under-represented students and underserved communities through education, volunteering, professional and networking opportunities to foster diversity and higher education amongst its network of students, alumni, and health professionals.

The mission of CSEE is to perpetuate the wisdom, culture, practice, and traditional ways of life of Indigenous people worldwide.

For more than five decades, has challenged the systemic causes of poverty and racial discrimination by strengthening community voices in policy and achieving tangible legal victories advancing education, housing, transportation equity, and climate justice. We spur change through collaboration with grassroots groups representing low-income communities, people of color and immigrants, combined with strategic policy reform, media advocacy, and litigation.

The mission of the , . (NAHC) is to provide medical care, dental treatment, mental , counseling and social services, and youth services.

ENRICHING, SUSTAINING AND ENSURING IDENTITIES, CULTURE AND ECONOMIC SURVIVAL AFRICAN AMERICANS AND PERSONS AFRICAN ANCESTRY.

The purposes of the are to represent and to advocate the interest of Attorneys and their communities, to foster fellowship between the members of the and other members of the legal profession; to encourage and promote the professional growth and development and good standing of the members of the ; to advance and improve the practice of Indian law; to develop and encourage fellowship and cooperation with other organizations of minority attorneys; to conduct activities and programs that expand the educational, employment and other opportunities available to Americans, Hawaiians, and Alaska attorneys in Arizona; to grant educational scholarships to , Hawaiian, and Alaska students interested in pursuing the study of law at educational institutions located in Arizona; to promote tribal sovereignty; and to engage in any other activity not otherwise prohibited to it by law or regulation.

The Latino Leaders (CALL) is a national organization dedicated to the growth and spiritual formation the Latino leaders this country in their knowledge and understanding the faith.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY

The (The ) is a pioneering 501(c)(3) organization that is fueled by a profound commitment to building greater capacity in emerging and existing Latino leaders the purpose of transforming the church, community, and campus through education, , and research. Through community partnerships and direct services, we inspire transformation within those in the community who have so long been marginalized and subject to a myriad of barriers that prevent them from achieving their full potential.

THE MISSION OF ITLTRF IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE COORDINATION OF AREA WIDE DISASTER EFFORTS ON LANDS LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES AND OTHER DISASTERS BY WORKING WITH , FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO 1 SHARE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION 2 SIMPLIFY ACCESS TO DISASTER RELIEF SERVICES, AND 3 PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED NATURAL DISASTERS.

ICDIprovidesfundingandsupportforlong-termcommunitydevelopmentforunder-servedpeopleinunder-developedcountriesthroughcommunity-levelsolutionsforphysical,spiritualandemotionalneedsofpeopleinthecommunities.

To promote commerce for the advancement economic development for owned businesses within the greater area.

OUR GOAL IS TO OFFER INFORMATION AND TEACH SKILLS PERTAINING AND ESSENTIAL TO A LIFESTYLE, SUCH AS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES, FOOD PREPARATION AND PRESERVATION, AND TRADITIONAL CRAFT SKILLS SUCH AS WOODWORKING, POTTERY, BLACKSMITHING, VARIOUS FIBERCRAFTS, ETC.

is a collaborative charitable community initiative to educate, equip, and empower minority business entrepreneurs, professionals, and owners to help secure business opportunities and facilitate the growth and prosperity of their business.

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