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Arts in Education-brings outside educational enrichment programs to students of Charlton Heights Anti-bullyinginclusion assemblies classes from Scotia Glenville traveling museum residencies including Cirkus Smirkus Motoko Japanese Storytelling SPAC

TO SUPPORT, FOSTER, AID, and ENHANCE ACCESS TO CONTRACEPTION, RESPONSIBLE PARENTHOOD, REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH and EMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN and SUPPORT IPPFWHR (DBA FOS FEMINSTA) ACTIVITIES.

REPRESENT/ASSIST EMPLOYED BY THE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT DURING LABOR AND MANAGEMENT NEGOTIATIONS.

DEVELOPS AND STRENGTHENS WOMEN-LED BUSINESS IN DISTRESSED REGIONS, PROVIDING BUSINESS AND TECHNICAL TRAINING, CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL EMPOWERMENT.

THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS PROGRAMS IN THE AREAS OF HUMAN EMPOWERMENT, WILDLIFE PROTECTION AND LAND CONSERVATION IN SUB-SAHARAN .

TO SOLICIT CHARITABLE DONATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE OF SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIAL INCLUSION, EMPLOYMENT, AND PERSONAL INDEPENDENCE FOR INDIVIDUALS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM UTILIZING THE PRINCIPLES OF APPLIED BEHAVIORAL ANALYSIS.

PROMOTING RESPECTFUL UNDERSTANDING, PEACEFUL COEXISTENCE, AND COOPERATIVE ENDEAVORS IN LOCAL, NATIONAL,AND GLOBAL ARENAS.

The Mission of (PCF) is to Eradicate Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and forced early marriages, primarily in the Samburu and Maasai Mara regions by providing support services, education, scholarships and enrichment programs.PCF provides youth empowerment workshops and adult community dialogues that focus on FGM, marriage, teen pregnancy, sexual and reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS, gender-based violence, health and sanitation, the importance of formal education, and economic empowerment for women. PCF provides scholarships to students attending secondary boarding schools and universities.

AOT) is committed to decreasing racial wealth gap in underserved and underestimated communities by creating pathways for students of color into degrees and careers in technology. AOT programs are structured to end cycles of poverty,put students towards a path to economic empowerment,enable under-resourced schools to deliver high quality -education,advance multiple career pathways for young people,and go beyond education to ensure that underestimated students are positioned for success. AOT seeks to scale its program model and to foster systemic change by altering the face of the sector to increasingly include people of color from low-income communities.

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR THE EXPRESS PURPOSE OF PROVIDING ALL ENCOMPASSING PROFESSIONAL INTERVENTION AND TREATMENT SERVICES FOR CHILDREN, TEENS and ADULTS ENCOUNTERING CRISES AND HARDSHIP CAUSED BY DIVERSE REASONS.

FOUNDED IN 2015, IS A 501(C)(3) NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO MAKE POSITIVE IMPACT AND LASTING IMPROVEMENT IN THE UNDERSERVED ASPECTS OF OUR COMMUNITIES THROUGH YOUTH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION, PROMOTION OF HEALTH AND MENTAL HEALTH, TO SUPPORT CREATION OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO CHANNEL NEEDED RESOURCES FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THOSE IN NEED. STRIVES TO ACCOMPLISH OUR GOALS THROUGH PARTNERSHIP WITH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTORS, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND COMMUNITY SOCIAL AND SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS.

Provision of educational technology

The organization is dedicated to improving the lives of children with special needs and their families by building networks of support and inclusion with collaborative partners, sponsors and community organizations.

exists to promote an interest in local and period history through reenactments, demonstrations, and festivals; to cultivate unity in our region through the inclusion of various groups and entities in the planning and implementation of events, and to offer opportunities for enjoyment of period-specific entertainment through regular events.

TO CONDUCT PROGRAMS WITH AND PROVIDE SUPPORT TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS FOCUSED ON YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND/OR ENDING GUN VIOLENCE, AND ADVOCATING AN END TO GUN VIOLENCE IN SCHOOLS.

CONDUCTS A FELLOWSHIP PROGRAM FOR TECHNOLOGISTS WHO ARE UNDERREPRESENTED IN THE INNOVATION SECTOR. THE FELLOWSHIP PRIMARILY CONSISTS OF ONLINE WORKSHOPS, NETWORKING, PROJECT-BASED LEARNING, AND SKILLS DEVELOPMENT AS FELLOWS PREPARE TO BE PLACED INTO SUMMER INTERNSHIPS WITH TECH COMPANIES SEEKING TO DIVERSIFY THEIR WORKFORCE. THE FELLOWSHIP IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH PARTNERSHIP REVENUE WITH COMPANIES BASED ON THE NUMBER OF FELLOWS THEY TAKE AS INTERNS, ALONG WITH GRANTS AND CONTRIBUTIONS. . ALSO CONDUCTS RACIAL EQUITY, , AND INCLUSION (REDI) TRAINING AND WORKSHOPS FOR PARTNER COMPANIES, TO HELP FOSTER CULTURES OF BELONGING AND TO ELIMINATE PRACTICES THAT CREATE ARBITRARY BARRIERS FOR UNDERREPRESENTED TALENT. THE REDI PROGRAMMING IS PRIMARILY FUNDED THROUGH COMPANY PARTNERSHIP REVENUES AS WELL AS GRANTS.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL INCLUSION, HEALTH AND WELLBEING, AND entrepreneurship AND skilling opportunities for underserved women in Latin America, (continued on schedule o)

THE PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE OF THE IS TO IMPROVE THE OF UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN , WEST AFRICA. THERE ARE NOW 4.4 MILLION PEOPLE IN IN NEED OF HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE DUE TO THE LONG-STANDING VIOLENCE IN THE TWO ENGLISH SPEAKING REGIONS OF . THE (CHEF) IS AN ALL VOLUNTEER, NONPROFIT, APOLITICAL CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION. IN 2021 CHEF SUPPORTED A NUMBER OF PROGRAMS ADMINISTERED BY THE BAPTIST CONVENTION SERVICES (CBCHS) WHICH PROVIDE MEDICAL HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AS WELL AS PROVIDING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUPPLIES SUPPORT TO IMPROVEMENTS IN MEDICAL FACILITIES. CBCHS PROVIDES "FEE FOR SERVICE" CARE TO ALL PATIENTS WHO NEED IT, BUT OFTEN PATIENTS ARE NOT ABLE TO PAY THESE LOW FEES BECAUSE OF POVERTY. THERE IS NO GOVERNMENT SUPPORT FOR THE COST OF CARE NO INSURANCE COVERAGE. CHEF FUNDS SUBSIDIZE THE COST OF CARE THAT SAVES MANY LIVES PREVEN

TO PROMOTE PRACTICE OF BUDDHIST MEDIATION AND RELATED RELIGIOUS PRACTICE THROUGH INSTRUCTION, LECTURES, PUBLICATIONS, AND OTHER OUTREACH. FOUND AND ADMINISTER A BUDDHIST MONASTERY AND RETREAT CENTER AS A CENTER FOR THESE ACTIVITIES.

INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL (BIWFC) . ESTABLISHED INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL TO ADVANCE USE OF EFFECTIVE, SUSTAINABLE FERTILITY CONTROL METHODS TO MITIGATE HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS AND PROMOTE COEXISTENCE WORLDWIDE. BIWFC ACCOMPLISHED ITS MISSION THROUGH THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES:- STIMULATING VITAL DISCUSSION, COLLABORATION, AND NETWORKING THROUGH EVENTS- SUPPORTING WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL PUBLIC POLICY AND EDUCATION PROJECTS- EDUCATING WILDLIFE MANAGERS, POLICY MAKERS AND PUBLIC

To organize workers and improve wages working conditions other economic advantages through organizing negotiations collective barg

WE EMPOWER BUSINESSES TO ACHIEVE DISABILITY INCLUSION AND EQUALITY. WE ARE COMMITTED TO COLLABORATE WITH PURPOSE TO PROMOTE THE FULL INCLUSION OF PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, TO INSPIRE ACCESSIBLE INNOVATION FOR ALL, AND TO FOSTER CULTURES OF INCLUSION.

TO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN AID TO ORPHANS, REFUGEES OR DISPLACED CHILDREN OR OTHER NEEDS OR DISTRESS BY PROVIDING FOOD, CLOTHING AND MEDICINES TO ALLEVIATE THEIR NEEDS. PROVIDE EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE IN TIMES OF CRISIS WHERE THE LIVES OF CHILDREN ARE ENDANGERED BY NATURAL DISASTERS, WAR OR OTHER CALAMITIES.

The is founded on the concept of helping the school district take students above and beyond in academics, arts and athletics. Since its inception, the has funded grants and innovative programs to help create extraordinary learning experiences in our . The plays an integral role in helping the district through times of massive changes in education by funding grants that enable innovation, teacher development and programs such as the MHS Foreign Language Lab, the MMS Coding and Robotics courses, Author Visits, STEAM and STEM Labs, Outdoor Classrooms and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Initiatives. The ensures that no student starts the school year without the school supplies they need and has helped more than 2,000 at-risk students.

THE MISSION OF DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (FEED) IS TO BUILD PEOPLE COMMUNITY BY FOCUSING ON PERSONAL GROWTH, JOB CREATION, EDUCATION, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HEALTHCARE, DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE SUCH AS MEDICINES, HEALTHCARE, FOOD, WATER, HYGIENE SUPPLIES TO DISPLACED, DISADVANTAGED PERSONS, REFUGEES DUE TO DISASTERS WARS.

EXISTS TO UNITE PRIVILEGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL MALAWI BY PROVIDING CHRISTIAN OUTREACH, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT, AND AGRICULTURE.

TO TRANSFORM GENERATIONS BY PROMOTING PERSONAL EMPOWERMENT AND ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY

GRANTS AWARDED TO SUPPORT HUNGER RELIEF, SUSTAINABILITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION, HEALTH AND NUTRITION, EDUCATION AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, DISASTER RELIEF, WOMENS HEALTH, MILITARY and VETERANS, LOCAL COMMUNITY.

Poverty Reduction, Humanitarian Assistance

TO REPRESENT MEMBERS IN NEGOTIATIONS, TO UNITE WORKERS, TO ENHANCE JOB SECURITY AND OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS.

MISSION: THE MISSION THE PROFESSIONALS (AFPNWO) IS TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH PROFESSIONALS THROUGHOUT NORTHWEST OHIO AND PROMOTE HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN THE PROFESSION. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING OUTSTANDING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS, CAREER-GROWTH OPTIONS, MENTORING PARTNERSHIPS, ACCESS TO RESOURCES, AND OPPORTUNITIES TO NETWORK AND GET INVOLVED IN OUR PHILANTHROPIC COMMUNITY. VISION: OUR VISION IS TO BE A WORLD-LEADING AFP CHAPTER OUR SIZE BY SUSTAINING AN INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY PROFESSIONALS, OFFERING BEST IN CLASS MEMBER SERVICES AND ADVANCING THE CULTURE PHILANTHROPY ACROSS OUR SERVICE AREA. DIVERSITY STATEMENT: WE BELIEVE DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION IN IS ACHIEVED BY ENSURING WE INTENTIONALLY CREATE A RESPECTFUL AND WELCOMING ENVIRONMENT THAT IS OPEN TO ALL AND IS REPRESENTATIVE A BROAD SPECTRUM EXPERIENCES, PERSPECTIVES, OPINIONS AND CULTURES.

THE OBJECTIVE THIS LOCAL UNION IS TO ENGAGE IN ORGANIZING WORKERS AND TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO THOSE WHO ARE ORGANIZED; TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS AND OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES THROUGH ORGANIZATION, NEGOTIATIONS AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING; TO ENGAGE IN CULTURAL, CIVIC, LEGISLATIVE, POLITICAL, FRATERNAL, EDUCATIONAL, CHARITABLE, WELFARE, SOCIAL AND OTHER ACTIVITIES WHICH FURTHER THE INTERESTS THE ORGANIZATION AND ITS MEMBERSHIP, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY.

To provide high quality, individualized care and community inclusion for people we serve so they can have full and happy lives.

THE OF ST. CLAIR COUNTY CREATES PROSPERITY BY GROWING COMPANIES AND CULTIVATING VIBRANT COMMUNITIES, DEVELOPING A WORKFORCE WITH 21ST CENTURY SKILLS, AND MARKETING OUR REGIONAL ADVANTAGES. WE ARE COMMITTED TO COLLABORATION AND EMBRACING DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION.

TO ENGAGE IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS.

Unite Hispanics and resources leading to self-sufficiency and empowerment.

L.E.A.D.) exists to empower leaders in developing countries. Through training, project planning ongoing consulting, we engage in sustainable growth projects with overseas partners, creating opportunities that impact communities.

TO FURTHER THE WELL BEING OF THOSE AFFECTED BY THE CANCER CRISIS THROUGH THE EMPOWERMENT OF INDIVIDUALS, ENHANCEMENT OF QUALIFY OF LIFE AND PERPETUATION OF A VISION OF LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES. TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS WHO DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR SUPPORT. TO GRANT REQUESTS OF THOSE LIVING WITH CANCER IN THEIR LIVES IN AN EFFORT TO PROVE THE DISEASE IS POWERLESS OVER LIVING A LIFE OF RICH QUALITY AND ENDLESS POSSIBILITY, AND TO FURTHER AWARENESS OF THE PLIGHT OF THOSE AFFECTED BY CANCER THROUGH ADVOCACY AND NETWORKING WITH OTHER CANCER SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS.

PROVIDE SAFETY, SPACE TO HEAL, ADVOCACY, AND EMPOWERMENT , CHILDREN AND ALL SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.

Community development and economic empowerment focused on eliminating chronic dependency. Spiritual development and community enrichment through broad-ranging education and health care.

OFFICER LABOR NEGOTIATIONS

The Organization uses the transformative tools of books, peacebuilding to create a community of support, assisting incarcerated formerly incarcerated youths adults to achieve their education, career life goals, become powerful voices for change.

Our mission is to advocate and innovate sustainable solutions to issues and problems in developing countries and to promote universal humanitarianism education health women and children empowerment and human services. The year 2021 focused more on human services by sending relief goods and feeding programs to combat COVID-19.

is a non-profit community theatrical troupe committed to entertaining and educating community stakeholders in the Metro area through performing arts. We believe in inclusiveness, openness, and tolerance, and recognize that empowerment and growth occurs with audiences and performers, alike. Our mission is to provide entertaining , give opportunities for personal growth, give back and support the community around us. Our performers are from all walks life, are typically non-professional, and seek to better themselves and others through their artistic craft.

Hunger Relief and Sustainable Food Empowerment.

PROMOTES REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT , STRENGTHENING LOCAL INITIATIVES THROUGH YEAR-LONG SERVICE PROJECTS IN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ALLEVIATE YOUTH POVERTY THROUGH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND/OR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. IT ALSO FOSTERS YOUTH SERVICE THROUGH LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS.

Our mission is to increase awareness and educate about addiction and recovery, facilitate reconciliation between families and within the church setting, and provide financial assistance and after care to men seeking faith-based treatment and recovery.

promotes and protects human rights people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in community throughout their lifetimes.

purpose of ( "organization") is to provide diverse opportunities for families and individuals to experience meaningful community based in principles and practices of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). programming of (OBC) is grounded in principals of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) as developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg PhD., and offers an immersive learning experience in compassionate communication, using a clear and specific set of tools to support effective communication and conflict resolution. Each of our events is facilitated by Trainers certified with Center for Nonviolent Communication. Family HEART Camp (FHC) and weekend camp (OBC): Our camp programing is designed to equip families with skills to better resolve conflicts, and build more long-lasting, meaningful family connections. We provide opportunities for adults and youth to learn NVC in settings that are highly conducive to their specific age, learning

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