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1		NEW YORK, NY
2		ESSEX, VT
3		CRANBURY, NJ
4		BUFFALO, NY
5		BOSTON, MA
6		CUMBERLAND, RI
7		BROOKLYN, NY
8		Pittsburgh, PA
9		THE PLAINS, VA
10		NINETY SIX, SC
11		RAPID CITY, SD
12		CHARLESTON, SC
13		WAUKEGAN, IL
14		Milwaukee, WI
15		PHILADELPHIA, PA
16		BALTIMORE, MD
17		GREENBELT, MD
18		SILVER SPRING, MD
19		DUQUESNE, PA
20		Black Mountain, NC
21		Washington, DC
22		WHEATON, IL
23		PIEDMONT, SD
24		CHICAGO, IL
25		Columbus, OH
26		Spencer, OH
27		HARTFORD CITY, IN
28		HARTFORD CITY, IN
29		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
30		HARTFORD CITY, IN
31		HARTFORD CITY, IN
32		FORT WAYNE, IN
33		CHICAGO, IL
34		RAPID CITY, SD
35		Chicago, IL
36		DETROIT, MI
37		CHEBOYGAN, MI
38		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
39		RACINE, WI
40		MADISON, WI
41		MARSHFIELD, WI
42		FREDONIA, WI
43		OSHKOSH, WI
44		CHEVY CHASE, MD
45		JANESVILLE, WI
46		BLACKDUCK, MN
47		RAPID CITY, SD
48		WATERLOO, IA
49		Indianapolis, IN
50		MINNEAPOLIS, MN

THE FOUNDATIONS SUPPORT IS FOCUSED ON ADVANCING THEFOLLOWING ASPECTS OF THE ENERGY DEBATE:1) MITIGATION OF THE IMPACT OF ENERGY POLICIES ONINDIGENOUS POPULATIONS;2) SOLUTIONS-FOCUSED DEBATE MESSAGING ABOUT CURRENT,CONCRETE ENERGY CHALLENGES; AND3) MEDIA STRATEGIES THAT SUSTAIN MORE CONSISTENT ENGAGEMENTWITH CLIMATE CHANGE ISSUES.

TO INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE EASTERN NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY.

provide spiritual and religious services to the community, education for blind and underprivileged tribals, providing food bank, cancer and other health awareness programs, environmental awareness programs, veterinary care,

RECOGNIZE AND PROMOTES THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF AFRICAN AMERICAN INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN WESTERN NEW YORK, PARTICULARLY THE CITY OF BUFFALO. TO FURTHER THESE PURPOSES , THE CORPORATION HOSTS AN ANNUAL DINNER AT WHICH SUCCESSFUL INDIVIDUALS FROM THE WESTERN NEW YORK BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY COMMUNITIES ARE PUBLICLY RECOGNIZED. THIS ACTIVITY FURTHERS THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF COMBATTING RACIAL DISCRIMINATION , STOPPING COMMUNITY DETERIORATION, AND EDUCATING THEPUBLIS.

SINCE 2007, THE (INP) HAS WORKED TO CREATE A MORE EFFECTIVE, CONNECTED, AND DIVERSE SECTOR BY EDUCATING THE CURRENT AND NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS. OUR MISSION IS TO TRANSFORM COMMUNITIES BY EQUIPPING THE MOST PROMISING LEADERS WITH THE SKILLS, CONFIDENCE, AND RESOURCES THEY NEED TO MAKE THEIR ORGANIZATIONS EFFECTIVE, INNOVATIVE, AND SUSTAINABLE. WE PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE, ACADEMICALLY DISTINGUISHED, AND AFFORDABLE CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS IN AFFILIATION WITH THE JONATHAN M. TISCH COLLEGE OF CIVIC LIFE AT TUFTS UNIVERSITY. OUR PROGRAMS EMPHASIZE SOCIAL JUSTICE AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN AND PEOPLE OF COLOR IN LEADERSHIP.OVER TEN YEARS WE HAVE STEADILY GROWN: OUR FIRST PROGRAM SERVED 14 EXECUTIVES, AND WE NOW EDUCATE OVER 150 LEADERS IN OUR YEAR-LONG PROGRAMS ANNUALLY ACROSS FOUR SITES, AND WE CONTINUE TO GROW. OUR ALUMNI PROGRAMMING SUPPORTS A GROWING NETWORK OF OVER 1,200 ALUMNI.

TO PROVIDE A HEALTHY SAFE ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUNG PEOPLE AGES 5 THROUGH 15, INCLUSIVE, TO LEARN , CHEERLEADING, THE PRINCIPLES OF GOOD SPORTMANSHIP IRRESPECTIVE OF THEIR AGE, GENDER, NATIONALITY, RELIGIOUS BELIEFS, OR ABILITY TO PAY REGISTRATION FEES.

THE SEEKS TO SUPPORT EMERGING ARTISTS AND DEVELOP AND SUPPORT INITIATIVES THAT CONNECT ARTISTS AND CREATIVE THINKERS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO COLLABORATE, CREATE, AND LIVE IN LOCATIONS OF CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE ON THE AFRICAN CONTINENT AND THROUGHOUT THE AFRICAN DIASPORA.

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.

NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED

THE MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS AND PROVIDE GRANT FUNDING FOR THE CARE AND EDUCATION VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN SOUTH AFRICA AND TO PROVIDE GRANT FUNDING FOR THE EDUCATIONAL NEEDS, ESPECIALLY EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION THE INDIGENOUS POPULATION.

ONE OF THE DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES IS PROVIDING FUNDING AND HUMAN RESOURCES TO FACILITATE SOLUTIONS TO KEY CHALLENGES FACING SOUTH DAKOTA AND THE BLACK HILL REGION IN THE AREAS OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, EDUCATION, AND THE ARTS BY CONVENING COLLABORATIVES TO BRING ABOUT LONG TERM SUSTAINABLE CHANGE

LOCATED ON ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SITES IN HISTORY, THE PORT OF ARRIVAL FOR NEARLY HALF OF ALL AFRICANS FORCED TO NORTH AMERICA, THE (IAAM) IN CHARLESTON WILL ILLUMINATE THE INFLUENTIAL HISTORIES OF AFRICANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, HIGHLIGHTING THEIR DIASPORIC CONNECTIONS THROUGHOUT THE NATION AND THE WORLD.

TO ENHANCE THE ECONOMY SOCIO ECONOMIC HEALTH THROUGH DIFFERENT PROGRAMS SUCH AS PRE APPRENTICESHIP CONSTRUCTION TRAINING ACADEMY AND SMALL BUSINESS TRAINING

Educational Charity

TO PROMOTE AND SPONSOR THE PROFESSIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TALENTED LATINO STUDENTS, AND TO DO ALL THINGS WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE OR CONVENIENT TO ACHIEVING THE FOREGOING PURPOSE.

TO ACHIEVE EQUITY, POLITICAL RIGHTS, AND SOCIAL INCLUSION BY ADVANCING POLICIES AND PRACTICES THAT EXPAND HUMAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS, ELIMINATE DISCRIMINATION, AND ACCELERATE WELL-BEING, EDUCATION, AND ECONOMIC SECURITY OF BLACK PEOPLE AND ALL PERSONS OF COLOR.

TO ENSURE UNLIMITED OPPORTUNI- TIES FOR BLACKS IN THE ACCOUNTING AND RELATED BUSINESS PROFESSIONS

TO REPRESENT AND PROVIDE A FORUM FOR TO ADVOCATE FOR AND IMPLEMENT STRATEGIES TO ENSURE ACCESS TO THE HIGHEST QUALITY OF HEALTHCARE FOR PERSONS OF COLOR.

Part 1 Line 15: $24.00 - Printing, Postage $21.65 - Check order fee Part lll Line 28: $55.00 - Black History Celebration Expenses - February 27, 2021. 5 adults 30 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given. $56.00 - Kwanzza Celebration Expenses - December 26, 2021 - January 1, 2022. 5 adults 25 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given.

Support the within the Town of

connects Latinos and others with partners and opportunities to improve lives and create and equitable society.

EDUCATE AND PROMOTE THE LATINO COMMUNITY OF COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

NON-PAID VOLUNTEERS DEDICATED TO RECREATING DAYS OF THE OLD WEST, PROMOTE SASS SHOOTING SPORTS, DONATE TO OTHER SHOOTING ORGANIZATIONS, YOUTH SHOOTING GROUPS and PRESERVE SHOOTING

Support humanitarian needs in war-torn Cameroon, Support Medical and hunger needs for displaced people in Cameroon, FRICA Preserve the tribal culture of Cameroon Tribal homelands. Support education at all levels in the United States of America

mission of is to empower African Americans and disenfranchised groups through economic, educational and social progress.

Youth Athletic Support

A FRATERNAL ORGANIZATION FOR USE ENJOYMENT ITS MEMBERS. IT HELPS IN VARIOUS COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES IN BLACKFORD COUNTY INDIANA.

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TO PROMOTE ACADEMIC BY THE FOSTERING OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES THE AFRICAN-AMERICAN, HISPANIC-AMERICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN YOUTH OF INDIANA THROUGH THE AWARDING OF STUDENT GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

Promote in Indiana. In 2021 BCEDC continued to market two industrial parks and managed OCRA Small Business Relief Grants for local businesses.

TO SEEK AND ACCEPT DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTING THE INCOME FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AND TO ENHANCE AND PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY IN , INDIANA.

THE MISSION THE , . IS TO PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY REGARDING HEALTH CARE ISSUES AS WELL AS ASSISTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT INDIVIDUALS PURSUING CAREERS IN HEALTH CARE.

To further the education and professional advancement

EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND CHARITABLE SUPPORT IN BROAD AREAS INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE RAPID CITY AND

Provides hospitality, meals, and social justice programming for the homeless and other community residents in Back of the Yards, Chicago.

THE ORGANIZATION IS COMMITTED TO SUPPORTING,DEVELOPING AND IMPLEMENTING YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMS THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PARTNERSHIPS FOR THE UNDERSERVED AND UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE COMMUNITY.

INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF FISHERY, PROTECT AND RSTORE HABITAT, HELP ENSURE A VIABLE POPULATION FUTURE GENERATIONS AND ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THESE OBJECTIVES.

SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE COLOR OTHERS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST HUMAN POTENTIAL, ATTAIN FINANCIAL STABILITY PROPER PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION THAT WILL CHANGE THEIR LIVES. WE PROMOTE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION JOB TRAINING, HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, HEALTH QUALITY LIFE PROGRAMS, WORKSHOPS COUNSELING.

THE MISSION THE IS TO ENSURE THAT AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER COMMUNITY MEMBERS ARE EDUCATED, EMPLOYED AND EMPOWERED TO LIVE WELL, ADVANCE PROFESSIONALLY AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE COMMON GOOD IN THE 21ST CENTURY.

THE AND ORGANIZES A STATEWIDE MEASURING PROGRAM BY COLLECTING AND MEASURING RECORDS ON TROPHY WHITETAIL DEER AND BLACK .

To rehabiliatate and release indigenous to Wisconsin. To raise consciousness, promote awareness and help educate individuals and the and the preservation of the environment.

IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDING QUALITY MARTIAL ARTS TRAINING TO ANYONE, FOUR YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER, WHO HAS THE DESIRE TO LEARN AND TO LIVE THE MARTIAL ARTS AS EXEMPLIFIED BY TAE KWON DO REGARDLESS OF INCOME, ETHNIC OR EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND.

To increase access to high quality education children by actively supporting transformational education reform initiatives and parental choice policies that empower low-income and working-class families.

TO BE A COMMUNITY LEADER FOR IDENTIFYING HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES PROBLEMS AND FACILITATING PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS.

PUBLIC SNOWMOBILE TRAIL DEVELOPEMENT

PROVIDE YOUTH PROGRAMS FOR THE BLACK HILLS AREA.

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE WE SERVE BY PROVIDING QUALITY, INNOVATIVE CARE.

formerly IndyCAN) is a catalyst for communities and marginalized peoples to act collectively for racial and economic justice . FaithIN develops civic leaders directly impacted by inequality, awakens the electorate, amplifies the prophetic voice, and forges strategic coalitions across to build the power of those directly impacted by racial and economic injustice. We work to end gun violence and the mass criminalization of people of color, protect immigrant rights, and promote economic dignity by organizing excluded workers, people of color, youth, returning citizens, and immigrants to drive policy and resource solutions that shape their lives.

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.

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