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101		BILOXI, MS
102		Scotts Valley, CA
103		Chico, CA
104		Little Rock, AR
105		LITTLE ROCK, AR
106		Arkadelphia, AR
107		KENEDY, TX
108		Pecos, TX
109		SAN ANTONIO, TX
110		SANTA FE, NM
111		RICHMOND, TX
112		Aspermont, TX
113		Dallas, TX
114		FORT WORTH, TX
115		Mesquite, TX
116		Dallas, TX
117		DALLAS, TX
118		HOUSTON, TX
119		SANTA CLARA, CA
120		SUNNYVALE, CA
121		SAN JOSE, CA
122		SAN JOSE, CA
123		ATLANTA, GA
124		Oakland, CA
125		HELENA, MT
126		LOS ANGELES, CA
127		FARMINGTON, NM
128		OVERLAND PARK, KS
129		LOS ANGELES, CA
130		San Francisco, CA
131		BATESVILLE, AR
132		IDAHO FALLS, ID
133		WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA
134		TUCSON, AZ
135		YARROW POINT, WA
136		Atlanta, GA
137		BERKELEY, CA
138		MIAMI, FL
139		Cypress, CA
140		Denver, CO
141		Long Beach, CA
142		AIEA, HI
143		Fontana, CA
144		Grand Junction, CO
145		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
146		Denver, CO
147		Seattle, WA
148		Artesia, NM
149		MARIETTA, GA
150		PALMER, AK

OPERATIONS SUPPORT FOR LOCAL ST VINCENT DEPAUL COMMUNITY CHARITABLE PHARMACY LOCATED ON DIVISION STREET IN LOW INCOME AREA NEIGHBORHOODS OF , MS.

PROVIDES TEACHER CLASSROOM GRANTS FOR CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE IDEAS TO ENRICH CLASSROOM CURRICULUM AND PROGRAM SERVICE SUPPORT FOR EDUCATOR TRAINING CONSULTANTS.

Foster innovationbased business development Provide resources to startups such as workspace computers auxiliary services

Financial and in-kind service support of the Univ of Ark program.

SERVING BLACK-LED AND BLACK-SERVING NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN CENTRAL ARKANSAS THROUGH CAPACITY BUILDING AND BUILDING BLACK COMMUNITIES FUND

continued its conservation forestry management program in 2021 through natural stand management, plantation stand management, hardwood management systems, and unique plant and habitat area management. These conservation forestry objectives result in diverse stands exhibiting both plant and habitat diversity throughout all lands owned and managed by as charitable assets. employs a full-time staff of professional foresters, biologists, and technicians to design, implement, and monitor a comprehensive conservation forestry management program.In 2021, incurred $457,529 in salaries and benefits for professional staff directly related to continuation of its conservation forestry program. Additionally, expenses totaling $292,018 were incurred for contractor services and supplies and operating expenses to accomplish prescribed management treatments for wildlife habitat improvement, stand reforestation and management.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FOR AND THE SURROUNDING REGION, AND TO ACT AS A LIAISON FOR TOURISM AND INFROMATION FLOW.

Promotion and expansion thru business development and tourism

TO EDUCATE QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS PUBLIC BENEFITS THAT THEY MAY BE ENTITLED TO. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS BY WORKING WITH LOCAL CITY, STATE, AND FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR THE PURPOSE OUTREACH AND VERIFICATION WORK. OUR PRIMARY FOCUS IS ON AT-RISK YOUTH AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. MOST THE WORK IS DONE WITH VOLUNTEERS. WE ALSO ASSIST OTHER NON-PROFITS WITH IN-KIND USAGE OUR FACILITIES AND WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT. WE ARE ALSO WORKING TO OFFER AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS.

THE (RDC) IS A PRIVATE NON-PROFIT 501(C) (3) ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO IMPROVING ECONOMIC IN NORTHERN NEW MEXICO. RDC PROVIDES PRIVATE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO FACILITATE JOB GROWTH AND DIVERSIFY THE ECONOMIES OF COMMUNITIES IN THE FOLLOWING SEVEN COUNTIES: LOS ALAMOS, MORA, RIO ARRIBA, SANDOVAL, SAN MIGUEL, SANTA FE, TAOS, AND THE MUNICIPALITIES AND NATIVE AMERICAN PUEBLOS THEREIN.

RANCH HISTORICAL PARK (GRHP) - OPERATING EXPENSESTHE GRHP IS AN OUTDOOR LIVING MUSEUM WHERE EVERY DAY, LEGENDS AND LEGACIES OF THOSE WHO SHAPED THIS PLACE COME TO LIFE. AUTHENTIC LOCATIONS, HISTORIC HOMES, COSTUMED PRESENTERS AND A REMARKABLE STORY OF DETERMINATION AND COURAGE SET STAGE FOR TREKKING THROUGH TEXAS HISTORY. PUBLIC TOURS AND AN EXTENSIVE LIST OF SCHOOL PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE.DUE TO COVID-19 AND RESULTING SHUTDOWNS, 2021 VISITATION BEGAN A RECOVERY FROM 2020 YET STILL NOT AT PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS. 8,385 STUDENT GROUP ATTENDEES FROM 54 SCHOOLS PLUS 45 PRIVATE/CHARTER GROUPS - 17 INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTS, PLUS 25 PRIVATE/CHARTER SCHOOLS, AND 11 COUNTIES; TOTAL GRHP ATTENDANCE FOR 2021 = 13,647

The mission of the is to provide rural public transportation, energy assistance, and other assistance to the people in the Texas counties of Haskell, Jones, Kent, Knox, Stonewall, and Throckmorton.

YOUTH, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY SUPPORT

TO ADVANCE THE SUCCESS OF WOMEN IN , AND TO INFLUENCE THE SUCCESS OF THE INDUSTRY BY FOCUSING ON FULFILLING FOUR KEY INITIATIVES: BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, INDUSTRY RESEARCH AND CAREER OUTREACH.

Provide financial and operational assistance 2404 and other exempt organizations. Also provide scholarship funding for disadvantaged students.

Promotion economic in the -Fort Worth area.

TO SUPPORT EXCELLENCE AND IMPACT IN THE ARTS THROUGH GRANT MAKING, CAPACITY BUILDING AND THOUGHT LEADERSHIP.

THE MISSION OF OUR ORGANIZATION IS TO SERVE THE COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING DEVELOPMENT THROUGH EDUCATION; ASSIST THE COMMUNITY FURTHER ITS GROWTH BY PROMOTING, SUPPORTING, ENCOURAGING EDUCATION ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

WANTS TO INCREASE THE EFFECTIVENESS OF STARTUP NONPROFITS WITH EARLY-STAGE INVESTMENTS, RESOURCES AND STRATEGIC CAPACITY BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE SO MANY MORE NONPROFITS COULD MAKE THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE.

DEVELOPMENT DISTRIBUTION OF EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, INCLUDING SOCIAL FILMS PUBLICATIONS TO FOSTER AWARENESS OF PLIGHT OF WORLD POVERTY, INCLUDING RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE PROGRAM INVESTMENTS.

FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITTING THE COMMUNITY, INCLUDING RELATED PROGRAM INVESTMENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.

THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF CREW SILICON VALLEY IS TO PROMOTE THE SUCCESS OF IN THROUGH EDUCATION, NETWORKING, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT.

THE (GMEN) IS A NONPROFIT ASSOCIATION THAT IS A CATALYST FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN . THROUGH ITS OF BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING AND LENDING ORGANIZATIONS (MDOS), GMEN SERVES AS A RESOURCE TO SUPPORT ANDFUND VIABLE MICROBUSINESSES IN AN EFFORT TO CREATE NEW JOBS AND BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. OUR MOTTO IS, BRINGING URBAN AND RURAL BUSINESSES DEVELOPMENT TOGETHER AND OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE OPPORTUNITIES AND SUPPORT FOR MICROBUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AS AN AVENUE FOR ECONOMIC SELFSUFFICIENCY IN . THIS IS ACHIEVED BY PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR VIABLE BUSINESSES, DRIVING ECONOMIC GROWTH BY CREATING SELFSUFFICIENT INDIVIDUALS, CONTRIBUTING TO SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, CREATING NEW JOBS, AND IMPLEMENTING INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND ACCREDITATION.

We work to promote racial within the outdoor and environmental movement. Our systems change approach includes grantmaking, anti-racism training, career pathway development, and capacity building.

provides people with individualized services, resources, and business development that foster a thriving economy.

RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CAPACITY BUILDING TO SUPPORT CAMINO CHARTER ACADEMY.

EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING FOR INDIGENOUS ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITIES TOWARDS HEALTH AND SELF-FULFILLMENT, IN ORDER TO REACH FULLY INFORMED ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND HEALTH SECURITY SOLUTIONS

ARTICLES - ARTICLE II)THIS CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES. THE TERMS CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL SHALL HAVE THE SAME MEANINGS THAT THEY HAVE IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED, OR THE COORESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS THEN IN EFFECT. THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO FACILITATE THROUGH RAISING, TECHNICAL SUPPORT AND GENERAL ASSISTANCE, THE ADVANCEMENT OF .

Amos House 460 Pine Street, Providence, RI 02907 General Operating Support

LEARNING LAB - AIMS TO AUGMENT THE EQUITABLE ACCESS INITIATIVE VIA A PORTFOLIO-WIDE LEARNING AGENDA, CAPACITY BUILDING FOR PARTNERS and DISSEMINATION OF LEARNINGS

PROVIDE OPERATING SUPPORT FOR THE

PROVIDE MONETARY SUPPORT TO FOR OPERATING EXPENSES AND SCHOLARSHIPS

EXISTS TO PROVIDE DIVERSE EDUCATIONAL AND BUSINESS RESOURCES TO INDIVIDUALS IN FINANCIAL NEED THROUGH ANNUAL CYCLES OF GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS.

SVP IS AN EVER EXPANDING COMMUNITY OF ENGAGED PHILANTHROPISTS DEDICATED TO BUILDING THE CAPACITY, STRENGTH AND IMPACT OF NONPROFITS IN ADDRESSING PROBLEMS. WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH: THOUGHTFUL AND STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS AND COLLABORATIONS OUR ENGAGEMENT AND EXPERTISE, AND INSPIRING AND EQUIPPING TO BE MORE STRATEGIC AND EFFECTIVE WITH THEIR GIVING

UGANDA - REGISTERED COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION WITHIN ISINGIRO DISTRICT UGANDA. UGANDA RUNS INFORMAL SCHOOL-READINESS PROGAMS FOR AT-RISK CHILDREN WHO ARE NOT IN SCHOOL CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAMS FOR REFUGEE-FOUNDED, REFUGEE-RUN ORGANIZATIONS PROVIDING SUPPORT SERVICES DIRECTLY TO REFUGEES. DUE TO THE PANDEMIC, CHILDREN WERE NOT ABLE TO COME TOGETHER, SO SOME INSTRUCTORS MET WITH SMALL GROUPS (6 OR LESS) TO CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION WHILE THE SCHOOLS WERE SHUT DOWN. A TOTAL OF OVER 400 CHILDREN WERE TAUGHT THREE TIMES PER WEEK THROUGHOUT THE YEAR ALONG WITH NON-REGISTERED BROTHERS SISTERS. AS OF JANUARY 2023, OVER 1000 PREVIOUSLY OUT OF SCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE REFUGEE STATEMENT ARE ENROLLED IN FORMAL GOVERNMENT SCHOOLS, HAVE STARTED THEIR PERSONAL EDUCATIONAL JOURNEY AS A RESULT OF OUR SOMA SOMA PROGRAM (READ-READ OR STUDY-STUDY IN SWAHILI).

Our goal is to increase power in marginalized, predominantly Black communities. Our mission is to provide information, training and resources to help build the of community based organizations that are working towards social justice.

The is a membership organization representing 29 -based affordable housing organizations throughout the state of . CACLTN supports the work of its member organizations through policy advocacy and capacity building.

AWARDS GRANTS TO INDIVIDUALS PURSUANT TO IRC 4945(G)(3) AND ORGANIZATIONS IN ONE OR MORE OF AREAS OF: RELIEF OF POOR,DISASTER RELIEF, HEALTHCARE, AFFORDABLE HOUSING, EDUCATION, RELIGION, ARTS, SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION. SUPPORT SERVICES SUCH AS PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT SERVICES, MENTORSHIP AND COUNSELING, EDUCATIONAL TRAINING, CAPACITY BUILDING, AND CONNECTION WITH EXPERTS ARE PROVIDED BY TO RECIPIENTS OF FUNDS.

Capacity building and economic empowerment for young Africans through IGNITE Experience Workshops, Contests and Pathway Scholarships. Facilitated in Ghana, Cameroon and Nigeria in 2020

We provide high touch services and business development programming Women Entrepreneurs. These activities will help close the equity gap in female business owners.

UIL) empowers underestimated communities with innovative tools, techniques and skills to become sustainable and thrive. UIL provides support for nonprofit entities from business development, to technical assistance to fiscal sponsorship.

TO ORGANIZE AND SUPERVISE THE PLAYING OF AND SOFTBALL UNDER SPECIALIZED RULES AND REGULATIONS, TO SECURE SUITABLE AND ADEQUATE FINANCIAL BACKING FOR THESE PURPOSES, AND TO OWN, LEASE OR OTHERWISE PROVIDE SUITABLE PLAYING FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT FOR THESE PURPOSES. THE CORPORATION SEEKS TO INSTILL IN THE YOUTH OF THE COMMUNITY IDEALS OF GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP, COURAGE, OBEDIENCE, LOYALTY, TRUTH, AND REVERENCE, SO THAT THEY MAY GROW TO BE STRONGER AND HAPPIER YOUNG PEOPLE. THIS OBJECTIVE WILL BE REACHED BY PROVIDING SUPERVISED COMPETITIVE GAMES.

To create and sustain businesses and jobs through micro-business development.

Provide capital and operating support to Colorado , , a 501(c)(3) organization

supports grassroots activists who are working to educate the public and demand urgent action from policy makers. CEF supports education, training, recruitment, capacity building, press support, and other movement infrastructure for activist efforts. We create a bridge between funders and activists, providing funders a safe, legal, tax deductible way to support cutting-edge activism. supports disruptive activism, because it is the fastest way to galvanize transformative change.

The was incorporated in 2019 as a 501(c)(3) supporting organization of the Oil and Gas Association and seeks to amplify existing philanthropic efforts of the oil and gas industry in and develop new community partnerships through strategic investment.

Education, advocacy, capacity building policy

Capacity Building:In order to help grantees become more stable, stronger more diversely funded, the S.P. is working with contract firms to provide tools that will help grantees thrive once our support is no longer available.

INTENDS TO FUNDRAISE FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS, PROGRAMS, AND CAPITAL EXPENDITURES THAT ARE NOT COVERED IN THE MUSEUM BUDGET WITHIN THE CITY GOVERNMENT. THEY WILL ALSO HELP FACILITATE PROGRAMS, RECRUIT VOLUNTEERS, AND ASSIST WITH SPECIAL EVENTS BASED ON THE CHANGING NEEDS THE MUSEUM. MOST THE EVENTS WILL BE HELD AT THE MUSEUM AND WILL BE COORDINATED WITH BOARD MEMBERS AND EMPLOYEES THE MUSEUM. FUNDING FOR THESE PROJECTS WILL BE RAISED BY , . OR WILL COME FROM OTHER GRANTS, DONATIONS, OR SPONSORSHIPS WITH ONLY NECESSARY OPERATING EXPENSES RETAINED.

Community Service support for food banks youth programs community events and help with vision for those in need

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