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151		Oakland, CA
152		Birmingham, AL
153		SEATTLE, WA
154		LUGUNA BEACH, CA
155		Chattanooga, TN
156		San Gabriel, CA
157		Santa Fe, NM
158		ARCATA, CA
159		San Francisco, CA
160		DALLAS, TX
161		WICHITA, KS
162		LOS ANGELES, CA
163		Oakland, CA
164		DENTON, TX
165		Portland, OR
166		RESEDA, CA
167		BIRMINGHAM, AL
168		Erie, CO
169		SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA
170		Birmingham, AL
171		IMPERIAL, CA
172		La Mirada, CA
173		Seaside, CA
174		HELOTES, TX
175		San Diego, CA
176		SANTA MONICA, CA
177		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
178		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
179		FRESNO, CA
180		Imperial Beach, CA
181		Oklahoma City, OK
182		Oakland, CA
183		NEW ORLEANS, LA
184		CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA
185		Oakland, CA
186		MCMINNVILLE, OR
187		Westminster, CA
188		LOS ANGELES, CA
189		HELENA, MT
190		SAN JOSE, CA
191		LOS ANGELES, CA
192		SEATTLE, WA
193		AUSTIN, TX
194		Boulder, CO
195		IRVINE, CA
196		Murrieta, CA
197		Tiller, OR
198		Kennesaw, GA
199		Albuquerque, NM
200		BILLINGS, MT

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

partners with individuals, families and churches to help orphans and vulnerable children in Uganda, the of Africa, through gospel centered holistic development of family and community in partnership with indigenous and churches.

IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING THE LATINOS IN STATE

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

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.

TO PROVIDE CARE AND EDUCATION TO NATIVE AMERICANS.

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.

TO ENHANCE THE HEALTH AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS OF AMERICAN INDIANS LIVING IN THE DFW METROPLEX.

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

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS

Native Education- Provides educational and cultural support to Children. Providing homework and tutorial assistance, academic assistance, academic and career counseling.

TO MAKE COLLEGE A REALITY FOR YOUTH OF DESCENT GRADUATING FROM ISD SCHOOLS.

DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING DISPARITIES AFFECTING LATINAS AND LATINOS THROUGH LEADERSHIP, COLLABORATION AND ADVOCACY.

OUR MISSION: TO GLORIFY GOD BY DEVELOPING A GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP WHICH TRAINS AND SUPPORTS INDIGENOUS PASTORS, WHO WILL BE INVOLVED IN PLANTING HEALTHY CHURCHES THAT KNOW JESUS CHRIST AND MAKE HIM KNOWN.

EXISTS TO EMPOWER THE INDIGENOUS TO TAKE THE GOSPEL FURTHER AND FASTER TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH.

The purpose of the BRE is to support the education of our children by fostering relationships among the school, parents and teachers. The will assist and improve communication, academic achievement, and the unity of BRE and the community.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY

The Mission of is to Encourage, Equip and Empower individual Christians and churches to discover and fulfill their role in the Great Commission primarily through the establishment of strategic partnerships with indigenous around the world.

The mission of is to empower Latinas through leadership development, community service and advocacy.

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.

To provide free medical and humanitarian care to indigenous africans

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

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

The primary mission is to uplift the quality of life of the under-privileged in the United States and India and integrate them into mainstream society by: 1. Providing education and thus raise their self-esteem2. Assisting academically bright and economically underprivileged students in rural and tribal areas continue and complete their higher education by providing basic facilities like lodging, boarding, books etc., irrespective of caste, creed, region and religion.3. Rehabilitating the physically and mentally challenged4. Providing vocational training and thus enabling them to become self-sufficient.5. Mental and physical health of our senior citizens

TO EDUCATE NATIVE AMERICANS TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SERVICES, RESOURCES AND INFORMATION, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TO LOW INCOME LATINOS IN NEW MEXICO.

EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF INTEGRATED TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BASED IN CHIANG MAI, THAILAND. ITDP WORKS WITH VARIOUS HILL TRIBE ETHNIC GROUPS TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THAT INCLUDES CLEAN WATER, SANITATION EDUCATION, AGRICULTURAL TRAINING, EDUCATION AND MEDICAL WORK. RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT THIS WORTHWHILE WORK.

Protect and Preserve our Sacred Native Ways for all people.

The , , is organized exclusively for charitable educational purposes. It provides culturally relevant training programs services to preserve advance the language, history, culture, lifeways indigenous peoples.

re-engineers the way BIPOC * from marginalized communities experience STEM by catalyzing out-of- school time STEM educators and STEM professionals into equity educators and advo- cates through training and curricula that promote access, belonging and persistence

MINO) ENVISIONS A HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY THAT LEADS THE WORLD GROWING, SUPPORTING, AND FINANCING THE SUCCESS OF PEOPLE OF COLOR. WE USE A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH TO ADDRESS, AMELIORATE, AND ELIMINATE DISPARITIES FACING HOSPITALITY PROFESSIONALS OF COLOR. AT THE INDIVIDUAL LEVEL, WE PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES, INDIVIDUAL MENTORSHIP AND SCHOLARSHIPS, AND BUSINESS COACHING. AT THE INDUSTRY LEVEL, WE AMPLIFY THE VOICES OF PROFESSIONALS OF COLOR AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO HOSPITALITY COMPANIES THAT ARE SEEKING TO ELIMINATE BIAS AND DISPARITIES THEIR ORGANIZATIONS. MINO IS A 501(C)3 NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION.

THE NCBW IS A NON-PROFIT VOLUNTEER ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION COM-PRISED PROFESSIONAL DEDICATED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, AND ENHANCE-MENT CAREER OPORTUNITIES. NCBW IS COMMITTED TO FURTHER EQUITY AND ENPOWERMENT ,

Encourage the recruitment and retention of African American , and thereby help to eliminate health disparities, improve access to care and education

ADVOCATES FOR LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

With the support of Grantmakers for Girls of Color, LAIPA has implemented a womens health programs in North and Southeast . This experience has increased our knowledge and experience on providing health education to community women. During this time, the women have identified the need of a formal support system that will assist them and their families in accessing health resources, guidance in maneuvering in society, and culturally based health education. Girls in this community have identified their needs to be parent-child communication, cultural identity, leadership development, and most importantly, reproductive health education.

Advocate, educate, research, develop and preserve the history and future of blacks in film and television

Distribution of $1000 to the Blackfoot Pathways Sculpture in the Wild for Utility Building project. Serves the Lincoln MT area.

TO DELIVER AFFORDABLE CAPITAL AND RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS (SEE SCH. O FOR CONTINUATION) TO UNDERSERVED ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES, WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON LOW-INCOME PEOPLE, PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND WOMEN.

ADVANCING SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, RACIAL EQUITY AND JUSTICE THE LATINO AND THE LOS ANGELES REGION THROUGH POWER BUILDING AND POLICY ADVOCACY.

TO PROMOTE THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF THE LATINO GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER AND QUESTIONING COMMUNITY IN A CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH DISEASE PREVENTION, EDUCATION, SUPPORT SERVICES, ADVOCACY AND COMMUNITY BUILDING.

TO EMPOWER AND DEVELOP LATINO MEN AND WOMEN AS LEADERS OF CHARACTER FOR THE NATION, IN EVERY SECTOR OF THE GLOBAL ECONOMY.

PROMOTORES VERDES: OUR FLAGSHIP EDUCATION PROGRAM ADVANCING A CULTURE OF OUTDOORRECREATION, CONSERVATION, AND PUBLIC HEALTH ANCHORED IN NATURE EXPERIENCES AND ASUSTAINABLE OUTDOORS ECONOMY THROUGH ANNUAL LATINO ECO FESTIVAL(ALEF), SUMMER YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL

is dedicated to serving those infected and affected by HIV AIDS around the world through support groups community and medical outreach AIDS education and materials seminars and training and serving AIDS widows and Orphans care support equipping indigenous leaders.

Our mission is to carry the gospel to the lost and dying of the world with discipleship as the primary vehicle. We do this through the planting and establishing of churches and Bible schools. We desire to minister to the afflicted, starving, and dying by bringing aid to their physical needs while, most importantly, fulfilling their spiritual needs with the love of our Lord Jesus Christ. We desire to train and equip in the United States, training missionaries to go out an fulfill the calling on their lives and exercise the gifts given them by our father in heaven. In doing so, we are able to reach the rest of the world by supplying teachers and mentors who can effectively train and equip indigenous pastors and servants to minister in their own countries or serve a missionaries to neighboring countries.

SURCP is a based 501(C)(3) collaborative dedicated to social and economic revitalization of the communities located in the river basin geographical area. Our mission is to develop a local workforce, business opportunities and family wage jobs in cooperation with Tribal governments,Federal and State agencies. SURCP facilitates collaborative aquatic and terrestrial based restoration and based projects with Federal agencies, regional stakeholders and members on public and private lands. We are recognized as one of 24 Oregon collaboratives focused on resolving the complex social and ecological challenges facing southern Oregon counties located in and around Federally managed forest lands. We also facilitate citizen science based projects that promote health, education and job opportunities with a nexus associated with restoration ecology.

MISSION IS TO OFFER PREVENTIVE FAMILY SERVICES AND EQUIPT LATINOS WITH TOOLS, RESOURCES AND SKILLS THEY NEED TO MOVE FROM CRISIS TO THRIVING.

is a community driven partnership working toward equity through loving service. We value the indigenous wisdom and knowledge of our communities.

THE WAS FOUNDED IN 1987 TO PURSUE AND PROMOTE THE CONSERVATION, DEVELOPMENT AND USE OF OUR AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF NATIVE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

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