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151		CHARLOTTE, NC
152		Des Moines, IA
153		PALOS HILLS, IL
154		Minneapolis, MN
155		DETROIT, MI
156		Newberry, SC
157		Stillwater, MN
158		MADISON, WI
159		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
160		LEXINGTON, KY
161		WINNEBAGO, NE
162		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
163		TROY, MI
164		NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
165		MANDEVILLE, LA
166		Atlanta, GA
167		Provo, UT
168		Tampa, FL
169		VALLEY CENTER, CA
170		LAKELAND, FL
171		LOS ANGELES, CA
172		Oakland, CA
173		FT LAUDERDALE, FL
174		LOS ANGELES, CA
175		San Francisco, CA
176		RIPON, CA
177		Seattle, WA
178		PINE BLUFFS, WY
179		OAKLAND, CA
180		Birmingham, AL
181		San Gabriel, CA
182		SCOTTSDALE, AZ
183		ARCATA, CA
184		PORTLAND, OR
185		San Francisco, CA
186		Oakland, CA
187		DALLAS, TX
188		LOS ANGELES, CA
189		ATLANTA, GA
190		Oakland, CA
191		HOUSTON, TX
192		Cordova, TN
193		SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA
194		Vashon, WA
195		STEPHENVILLE, TX
196		NIWOT, CO
197		HELOTES, TX
198		San Diego, CA
199		ELM MOTT, TX
200		Houston, TX

Education and Advocacy

Cultural, Economic, Educational and Environmental Equity

CHARITY, EDUCATION AND PROMOTING OTHER INDUSTRIES

Providing business development experts and case manager to assist minority business owners grow their businesses including through collaborations and conventions. Provide grant funds to Black and minority business owners. Connect minority businesses to venture and other capital opportunities.

THE ("IAU") IS A THINK TANK AND ACTION LAB WORKING AT THE INTERSECTION OF BLACK THRIVING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

To provide scholarships to deserving student athletes and to provide additional support for the football program at Newberry College.

supports research & education related to land preservation, restoration, traditional indigenous land use practices & permaculture techniques, & also supports artists in residence whose work reflects the mission of the .

The is charitable support for providing financial literacy, mentorship, conflict resolution/de-escalation and providing opportunities for employment, housing and business development.

PROVIDING PROGRAMMING AND EVENTS TO RESIDENTS IN WESTERN MICHIGAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF SHARING AND EXPRESSING AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE. ALSO, THIS ORGANIZATION IS WORKING TOWARD PLACING AN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL IN GRAND RAPIDS, MI.

TO FOSTER THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENTS HEALTH CARE FOR ALL PEOPLE AND, IN PARTICULAR, ETHNIC GROUPS, THROUGH THE CONCERTED EFFORTS /LATINO NURSES.

PROVIDES QUALITY POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE WINNEBAGO RESERVATION AND THE SURROUNDING AREA.

PRODUCE 4TH OF JULY RODEO AND CELEBRATION

Biennial Conference Charleston, SC, Attendees-104

SUPPORT INDIGENOUS PASTORS AND CHURCHES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN OF AMERICAN MILITARY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, and FIRST RESPONDER PERSONNEL WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED OR DISABLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, AND TO ASSIST THESE CHILDREN IN OBTAINING A DEGREE TO PURSUE A PROFESSIONAL CAREER IN THE AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES INDUSTRY. THE ORGANIZATION UTILIZES AN AVIATION-THEMED TUTORING PROGRAM TO PROMOTE THE STUDY AND MASTERY OF BASIC MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS. THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE VISIONS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WITH PARALLEL MISSIONS AND GOALS. BY PROMOTING THE POSITIVE ROLE MODELS WHO BUILD THE AMERICAN AVIATION INDUSTRY AND THE OPPORTUNITIES AFFORDED TO THEM AS AMERICANS, WE PROVIDE EXAMPLES OF WHAT YOUNG AMERICANS CAN DO WHEN THEY DIRECT THEIR TALENTS, INTELLIGENCE, KNOWLEDGE, AND PERSEVERANCE TO A GOAL REGARDLESS OF THEIR SOCIAL OR FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Education resources

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCATION, NUTRITION, SANITATION AND HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN GUATEMALA AND NEPAL. TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO AND ON BEHALF OF SMALL AND START-UP HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS

Mentoring and Community Education

PROMOTE COOPERATIVE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG THE /REGULATORS OF ENTERPRISES AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS; PROMOTE EXCHANGE OF THOUGHTS, INFORMATION AND IDEAS WHICH FOSTER REGULATORY STANDARDS AND ENFORCEMENT THAT LEAD TO CONSISTENT REGULATORY PRACTICES AND METHODS OF OPERATIONS AMONG THE NTGC/R MEMBERS; PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL SEMINARS, WHICH INCLUDE COMMISSION/REGULATORY TRAINING, AND OTHER RELATED ACTIVITIES; ANDTHE NTGC/R MAY ACT AS A REGULATORY ADVISORY GROUP TO ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHERS.

MISSIONS PROMOTING AID TO INDIGENOUS PASTORS FOR THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION, CHURCH PLANTING, EVANGELISM, AND LOCAL MINISTRIES. ARES OF ARE PRIMARILY PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES INCLUDING BRAZIL, COLUMBIA, ECUADOR, GUINEA BISSAU. SOME ARES LACK WRITTEN LANGUAGE. FORM 990, PART IV, LINE 14A: HAS A 1099 MISC INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR (MISSIONARY). HE AND HIS FAMILY SERVE OUT OF FORTALEZA, BRAZIL. HE IS A U S CITIZEN BASED IN LAKELAND, FLORIDA, AND IS LICENSED MARRIAGE and FAMILY THERAPIST TO INDIGENOUS PASTORS and THEIR CONGREANTS WHILE DEVELOPING BIBLICAL COUNSELING FOR TRIBES IN THE AMAZON. FORM 990 PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 2: THE ABOVE MENTIONED 1099 MISC INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR IS THE SON OF AN OFFICER and DIRECTOR. HE IS NOT LISTED ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE FILING, AS HE IS NOT AN OFFICER, DIRECTOR OR TRUSTEE AND DOES NOT MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF A KEY EMPLOYEE.

UNTITLED MIJA PROJECT LLC - 555 WEST 25TH ST, 4TH FLR, NEW YORK, NY 10001"MIJA" DOCUMENTARY - RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN MASS MEDIA, IMMIGRATION, AND NARRATIVES OF LATINX AND FEMALE EMPOWERMENT.

brings race and class to the forefront of transportation, land use, and housing policies to create a Bay Area where low-income people of color can live in just and connected neighborhoods.

PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING, SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE OVERALL WELL BEING OF LATINA/O POPULATIONS WITH MEMBER PARTICIPATION AND EDUCATION.CONFERENCE TO PROMOTE AND CARRY-OUT THE PURPOSE

PROMOTION AND SUPPORT OF CULTURE IN CALIFORNIA, INCREASED PARTICIPATION OF LATINOS AND LATINAS IN CALIFORNIA SOCIETY, TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT CULTURE AND HERITAGE ISSUES OF IMPORTANCE TO LATINOS AND LATINAS IN CALIFORNIA.

MUA) is a grassroots organization of Latina immigrant women with a double mission of promoting personal transformation and building community power for social and economic justice.

TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL TO ALL NATIONS AND ALL TRIBES AS COMMANDED IN THE BIBLE, SO THAT OTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF JESUS

collaborates with indigenous leaders in Mexico to honor and nurture sustainable agriculture, equitable communities and traditional knowledge.

THROUGH THE HIGHEST-QUALITY, HOLISTIC , WE EQUIP YOUTH TO BE LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF BLACK AMERICANS AND INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO UNDERREPRESENTED BLACK CONSTITUENCIES, USING THE INTERNET AS A LOBBYING AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOL.

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.

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.

SINCE 1996, THE , INC. (NLYF) HAS DEDICATED ITSELF TO HELPING DISADVANTAGED , ESPECIALLY NATIVE AMERICANS, BY DEVELOPING, PROMOTING AND SPONSORING PROGRAMS AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT FOSTER SELF-ESTEEM, LEADERSHIP QUALITIES AND SKILLS, AMD ENCOURAGING TO BE POSITIVE ASSETS TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. SINCE 2003, OVER 5,000 AND OVER 200 ADULT ADVISORS WERE TRAINED THROUGH TWO CAPSTONE PROGRAMS, NATION BUILDING FOR NATIVE (NBNY)SUMMER LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE AND THE NEW EXTRAORDINARY TRANSCENDENT LEADERSHIP PROGRAM(NExT)

TO PROVIDE CARE AND EDUCATION TO NATIVE AMERICANS.

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

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.

The mission of the , . (NAHC) is to provide medical care, dental treatment, mental , counseling and social services, and youth services.

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

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS

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

EDUCATE LATINOS ABOUT ISLAM IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE USING MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.

Provide aid and education to indigenous tribal people

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY

promotes economic independence and opportunity for artisan women in indigenous Quechua communities in Peru.

To improve the overall agricultural and agri-business economy of the area by placing special educational emphasis on the areas of soil and water management and conservation, agricultural enterprise technological and economic adjustment and diversification, favorable financial and market opportunities for agricultural enterprises and efficient production and marketing of agricultural commodities in the 12 million acre B.I.G. area which includes all or part of 24 Texas counties.

THE CORPORATION PROVIDES SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT AND FUNDING FOR AND ALL MEDIUMS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION IN THE AREA, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERFORMANCE ART, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, WEAVING, QUILTING, MUSIC, DANCE, MOVEMENT, DRAMA, ORAL INTERPRETATION, STORYTELLING, ORAL EXPRESSION, CREATIVE WRITING, LOCAL HISTORY, NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY, AND WESTERN AMERICAN HISTORY.

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

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

OUR GOAL IS TO OFFER INFORMATION AND TEACH SKILLS PERTAINING AND ESSENTIAL TO A LIFESTYLE, SUCH AS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES, FOOD PREPARATION AND PRESERVATION, AND TRADITIONAL CRAFT SKILLS SUCH AS WOODWORKING, POTTERY, BLACKSMITHING, VARIOUS FIBERCRAFTS, ETC.

is a collaborative charitable community initiative to educate, equip, and empower minority business entrepreneurs, professionals, and owners to help secure business opportunities and facilitate the growth and prosperity of their business.

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