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51		CHICAGO, IL
52		Indianapolis, IN
53		DEVILS LAKE, ND
54		RAPID CITY, SD
55		DEADWOOD, SD
56		SPEARFISH, SD
57		RAPID CITY, SD
58		RAPID CITY, SD
59		ST HELENA IS, SC
60		WASHINGTON, DC
61		PITTSBURGH, PA
62		HOT SPRINGS, SD
63		MILWAUKEE, WI
64		Minneapolis, MN
65		SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WI
66		BISMARCK, ND
67		Lexington, VA
68		CHICAGO, IL
69		Des Moines, IA
70		Saint Paul, MN
71		WASHINGTON, DC
72		SILVER SPRING, MD
73		WASHINGTON, DC
74		BALTIMORE, MD
75		WASHINGTON, DC
76		WASHINGTON, DC
77		Lost City, WV
78		WASHINGTON, DC
79		ROCKVILLE, MD
80		Washington, DC
81		RICHMOND, VA
82		Virginia Beach, VA
83		BLACKSBURG, VA
84		DES MOINES, IA
85		Beckley, WV
86		BLACKSVILLE, WV
87		Durham, NC
88		Washington, DC
89		RALEIGH, NC
90		Hendersonville, NC
91		Durham, NC
92		FAYETTEVILLE, NC
93		ORANGEBURG, SC
94		COLUMBIA, SC
95		CINCINNATI, OH
96		CASS LAKE, MN
97		WASHINGTON, DC
98		Chesapeake, VA
99		Washington, DC
100		Dumfries, VA

TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATION FOR BREAST CANCER FOR LATINAS.

THE EXPOS MISSION IS TO HELP THE AND HISPANIC COMMUNITY BETTER UNDERSTAND THE EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND BUSINESS SYTEMS IN THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND WELLNESS.

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

TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES.

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

PROVIDE A QUALITY, BIBLE-BASED EDUCATION WITH THE MISSION OF "INSTILLING PRINCIPLES WITH C.A.R.E.: C - CHRIST CENTERED, A - ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, R - RELATIONSHIP FOCUSED, E - EXCELLENCE DRIVEN."

THE WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1993 TO ADMINISTER YOUTH SCHOLARSHIPS AND GRANT PROGRAMS TO BENEFIT COMMUNITIES IN OUR REGION AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT SUPPORT THE AGRICULTURE INDUSTRY.

TO CONDUCT RESEARCH NATIVE STUDIES

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

IS A COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER THAT ADVOCATES FOR AND EMPOWERS LATINOS BY PROMOTING INTEGRATION AND SELF SUFFICIENCY.

ASSOCIATION (BHPFA) IS A NON-PROFIT COOPERATING PARTNER WITH THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE U.S. FOREST SERVICE. OUR MISSION IS TO SUPPORT THESE PUBLIC LAND AGENCIES WITH THEIR INTERPRETIVE, EDUCATIONAL, RESEARCH PROGRAMS THAT PROTECT PRESERVE THE CULTURAL NATURAL RESOURCES OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS. THIS IS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY OPERATING SALES OUTLETS IN PUBLIC LAND LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT SOUTH DAKOTA, WYOMING, WESTERN NEBRASKA. PURCHASES FROM THESE SITES EXPAND THE VISITOR EXPERIENCE BEYOND PARK FOREST BORDERS SUPPORTS INTERPRETIVE, RESEARCH, EDUCATION PROGRAMMING FOR OUR PARTNER AGENCIES. IN ADDITION TO ASSISTING OUR PARTNERS, BHPFA IS COMMITTED TO CREATING LIFELONG LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL THROUGH THEIR MEMBERSHIP EDUCATION PROGRAMS.

TO INCREASE THE AVAILABILITY AND QUALITY OF AFRICAN AMERICAN AND CULTURE

To improve the experiences and lives of Americans in Minnesota by building a network of leaders and institutions that convenes, collaborates, and champions solutions.

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

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

is an indigenousfoundedandled private nonprofit foundation in Virginia permanently preserves the natural environment for the benefit of the world is dedicated to purchasing preserving and

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.

PROVIDING EDUCATION and EVENTS FOR LATINOS INTERESTED IN OFFICE

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.

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

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

REPRESENTS AND SUPPORTS THE NATIONAL NETWORK OF AREA AGENCIES ON AGING AND ADVOCATES FOR THE TITLE VI NATIVE AMERICAN AGING PROGRAMS THAT HELP OLDER ADULTS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES LIVE WITH OPTIMAL HEALTH, WELL-BEING, INDEPENDENCE AND DIGNITY IN THEIR HOMES AND COMMUNITIES.

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.

THE INTERNATIONAL (CBTU) IS AN ORGANIZATION COMPRISED MEMBERS FROM SEVENTY-SEVEN INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL UNIONS WITH FORTY TWO CHAPTERS ACROSS THE COUNTRY. CBTU SEEKS TO ORGANIZE WORKERS, SUPPORT CIVIL RIGHTS INITIATIVES AND IMPROVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORKERS. CBTU WORKS WITH CIVIC GROUPS TO IMPROVE LIVING AND WORKING CONDITIONS AND TO PROVIDE A VOICE FOR MINORITIES.

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

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.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR A STRONG ACADEMIC FOUNDATION FOR UNDERSERVED PRE-K TO 12TH GRADE STUDENTS OF HISPANIC DESCENT AND TO PROMOTE HIGHER EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP.

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 (THE ORGANIZATION) PROVIDES FINANCIAL AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO INDIGENOUS COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN ORDER TO EMPOWER COMMUNITIES THROUGH A PROCESS OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION. THESE ORGANIZATIONS ARE INCORPORATED UNDER GUATEMALAN LAW AS NON-PROFIT OR COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATIONS DEDICATED TO CHARITABLE PURPOSES.

To provide scholarships to local area qualifying students.

TheFoundationoftheBlacksburgRotaryClubpurposeistoprovidefinancialsupportandassistancetolocalstudentsandcharitableorganizations.

PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES TO EDUCATE AND CONNECT COMMUNITIES WHILE CELEBRATING CULTURES AND TRADITIONS. THE HERITAGE FESTIVAL IS A YEARLY MAIN EVENT.

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

To promote equitable and effective communities.

To bring -elected officials, important partners and those interested in public policy together from across the state to participate in a conference focused on social and economic empowerment and public policy initiatives that improves the African-American community.

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.

To coordinate efforts to close the gap of access, mortality, and outcomes between African Americans and the general population through education, promotion, advocacy, and referrals.

THE FOUNDATION DISTRIBUTED $25 TO 150 BLACK MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY AS A

IS AN INDEPENDENT, LIBERAL ARTS, CO-EDUCATIONAL, HISTORICALLY BLACK INSTITUTION THAT IS AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. IT IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND TO PREPARING STUDENTS WITHOUT REGARD TO GENDER, RACE, RELIGION OR ETHNIC ORIGIN. IT IS COMMITTED TO OFFERING QUALITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS, SELECT GRADUATE PROGRAMS, AND VIABLE CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES. IN FISCAL YEAR 2022, APPROXIMATELY 2,600 STUDENTS WERE ENROLLED AT THE .

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND WEALTH CREATION IN THE MINORITY COMMUNITY.

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

We are playing a major role in influencing the of black male youth through a variety of programs. Both scholarships and mentoring services are provided to black male youth at the elementary and secondary levels as well as providing school supplies to students who cannot afford them. We also assist with adult services and programs such as jail ministry, parent seminars and financial empowerment seminars assist adults in improving their understanding of issues affecting their well-being.

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.

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