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1		ITHACA, NY
2		Trenton, NJ
3		WHITE PLAINS, NY
4		UPTON, MA
5		Copake, NY
6		Cranbury, NJ
7		BOSTON, MA
8		WORCESTER, MA
9		NEW YORK, NY
10		CORNING, NY
11		GREEN BAY, WI
12		LOUISVILLE, KY
13		LURAY, VA
14		WAUKEGAN, IL
15		Ely, MN
16		PITTSBURGH, PA
17		HARRISVILLE, PA
18		WEST CHESTER, PA
19		HYATTSVILLE, MD
20		Hilton Head, SC
21		Columbus, OH
22		Washington, DC
23		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
24		WASHINGTON, DC
25		Cleveland, OH
26		Spencer, OH
27		FINDLAY, OH
28		HARTFORD CITY, IN
29		Indianapolis, IN
30		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
31		HARTFORD CITY, IN
32		DOWAGIAC, MI
33		ROCKFORD, IL
34		ROCKFORD, IL
35		CHICAGO, IL
36		CHICAGO, IL
37		Wilmington, DE
38		CHICAGO, IL
39		CHICAGO, IL
40		ALTON, IL
41		HOLLAND, MI
42		GAYLORD, MI
43		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
44		MILWAUKEE, WI
45		MARSHFIELD, WI
46		OSHKOSH, WI
47		DULUTH, MN
48		CLOQUET, MN
49		BLACKDUCK, MN
50		MINNEAPOLIS, MN

TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO RESOURCES, GUIDANCE AND PATHWAYS TO AFFORDABLE AND NON-PREDATORY LENDING PRODUCTS. THROUGH SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION, AND ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE CAPITAL, IMPACT AIMS TO REACH LOW WEALTH AND/OR BLACK, INDIGENOUS, AND PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC) COMMUNITIES, WHO HAVE BEEN TRADITIONALLY UNDERSERVED BY THE MAINSTREAM FINANCIAL INDUSTRY.

Member partipation in community projects

LUCA) MAKE DREAMS A REALITY FOR FIRST GENERATION HISPANIC STUDENTS BY HELPING THEM APPLY, ENROLL AND SUCCEED IN .

SAID ORGANIZATION IS ORGANIZED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, RELIGIOUS, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, INCLUDING, FOR SUCH PURPOSES, THE MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER THE SECTION 501 (C) (3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE, OR CORRESPONDING SECTIONOF ANY FUTURE FEDERAL TAX CODE. THE BUSINESS ACTIVITY FOR SAID ORGANIZATION IS AS FOLLOWS: TO PROVIDE PROCEEDS FOR RESEARCH TO FIND A CURE FOR DIAMOND BLACKFAN ANEMIA

To preserve protect promote our ancestral heritage

promotes understanding and tolerance in society by empowering the youth with value of volunteering and philanthropy. Activities are focused in four major areas a)Educational activities in tribal areas in India. b)Education to blind children/youth. c)Healthcare and Cancer Programs. d)Environmental Protection.

TO BUILD LATINX ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL POWER BY SIGNIFICANTLY INCREASING LATINX CIVIC ENGAGEMENT, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND LEADERSHIP REPRESENTATION ACROSS SECTORS.

TO IDENTIFY AND HELP ASPIRING BROADCASTERS THROUGH CAREER GUIDANCE AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WITH THE GOAL OF CREATING A MORE DIVERSE BROADCAST LANDSCAPE.

TO DRIVE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY IN BLACK COMMUNITIES THROUGH EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER DEVELOPMENT BY FUNDING PROGRAMS THAT GENERATE SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION FROM SCHOOL TO MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT FOR BLACK YOUTH.

TO PROMOTE AND RAISE FUNDS FOR PRESERVATION AND ADVANCEMENT OF TH TIBETAN CULTURE AND TO ASSIST TIBETAN PO REFUGEES WHO HAVE SETTLED IN INDIA AND HELP PRESERVE ANCIENT TRADITIONS OF , INDIGENOUSE CULTURE.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIAN CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNICATION, TRAINING, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL TO EMPLOYEES AND THEIR DEPENDENTS OF HEALTHCARE, LLC AND ITS SUBSIDIARIES AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES, WHO ARE IN NEED OF BASIC NECESSITIES OR EXPERIENCE UNEXPECTED DEVASTATING FINANCIAL SETBACKS AS A RESULT OF AN ACCIDENT, ILLNESS, INJURY, DEATH, NATURAL DISASTER OR OTHER CATSTROPHIC EMERGENCY HARDSHIP EVENT. ADDITIONALLY, THROUGH THE SCHOLARSHIP OF HOPE PROGRAM, TO PROVIDE TUITION SCHOLARSHIP TO EMPLOYEES THAT ARE BLACK, INDIGENOUS, OR PEOPLE OF COLOR, WHICH INCLUDES ALL ETHNIC MINORITY GROUPS.

THE OF , ., (MPAS) IS TO GLORIFY GOD BY SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST TO THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF AMAZONAS, VENEZUELA. MPAS SEEKS TO ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH VARIOUS MINISTRIES, INCLUDING PROVIDING (I) BIBLE TRAINING, RELIGIOUS EDUCATION, CHURCH BUILDING, PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS, (II) AIR GROUND (THROUGH USE OF AIRPLANES, GENERATORS OTHER RESOURCES) TO ENSURE ACCESS TO BASIC EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE, FUEL, FOOD ELECTRICITY.

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

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TO ASSIST THE PITTSBURGH REGIONS BLACK COMMUNITY IN ACHIEVING SELF-SUSTAINING PRACTICES, THROUGH STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP, COLLECTIVE GIVING, GRANTMAKING AND ADVOCACY.

TO PROMOTE APPRECIATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL .

TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS FOR YOUNG AFRICAN AMERICAN AND LATINO STUDENTS FROM KINDERGARTEN TO AGE 16 TO DEVELOP THEIR ACADEMIC SKILLS AND TO PROVIDE EXPOSURE TO THE FIELDS OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATH (STEM), ART, MUSIC, AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP SO THAT THEY MAY HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURSUE CAREERS IN THOSE FIELDS.

THE MISSION IS TO BRING AWARENESS TO PERSONS OF COLOR; PROVIDE VITAL RESOURCES TOOLS TO PERSONS FAMILIES FRIENDS; TO EDUCATE THE MINORITY COMMUNITY ON PERSONAL SAFETY

Partnering with Indigenous Leaders to Spread the Gospel, Serve Others, and Build Community

Provide educational and medical assistance to tribal minorities suffering from poverty, HIV/AIDS and disabilities.

Our mission is to facilitate the power of Black subject to systems of disempowerment, such as the family regulation and foster system, to upend a socio-economic structure that inadequately addresses their full potential for economic independence. It advances economic security for women and families through social justice education, mutual aid, grassroots mobilization, and legal advocacy, focused on disadvantaged Black women in Washington, D.C.

TO INSPIRE AN APPRECIATION AND UNDERSTANDING THE ART, HISTORY AND CULTURES THE WEST AND THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLES NORTH AMERICA. THE COLLECTS AND PRESERVES WESTERN ART AND NATIVE ART AND CULTURAL OBJECTS THE HIGHEST QUALITY, AND SERVES THE PUBLIC THROUGH ENGAGING EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CULTURAL EXCHANGES, AND ENTERTAINING SPECIAL EVENTS.

Created to provide education, training, and technical assistance to support that serve some the most vulnerable populations in America. We offer resources, outreach, and advocacy tools to empower and transform communities to be stronger and more viable.

Provide funding and technical assistance to small and minority disadvantage businesses.

Youth Athletic Support

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO BLACK SWAMP AREA COUNCIL OF

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

The mission of , . is to be an effective voice and vehicle for the social and economic advancement of African-Americans.

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.

IT IS THE MISSION OF TO PROVIDE TRIBAL CITIZENS WITH ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE CAPITAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUSINESS LOANS AND INDIVIDUAL FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COLLABORATIVE AND EDUCATION-ORIENTED LENDING SERVICES. AND ALSO TO PRACTICE RESPONSIBLE LENDING IN ORDER TO PROTECT LOAN CAPITAL FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS OF TRIBAL CITIZENS.

TO PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE ETHICAL AND MORAL CHOICES OVER THEIR LIFETIMES BY INSTILLING IN THEM THE VALUES THE SCOUT OATH AND LAW.

TO SUPPORT AMATEUR ATHLETICS

IS A BILINGUAL / BICULTURAL AGENCY FOUNDED IN 1973 THAT SEEKS TO EMPOWER WOMEN, THEIR FAMILIES AND YOUTH TO BECOME SELF-RELIANT, AND ABLE TO TAKE FULL ADVANTAGE OF AVAILABLE OPPORTUNITIES AND CREATE NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES. PROVIDES COMPREHENSIVE SERVICES WITH INTEGRATED ACTIVITIES TO ASSIST OUR CONSTITUENTS IN EXPLORING CHOICES, MAKING INFORMED DECISIONS, DEVELOPING SELF-ESTEEM, AND ENHANCING DAILY LIVING AND PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS. ALSO UNDERTAKES POLICY ANALYSIS AND ADVOCATES WITH AND ON BEHALF OF THEIR CONSTITUENTS.

TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE AMERICAN WORKPLACE BY CULTIVATING THE PIPELINE OF LATINO TALENT AND PROVIDING LATINO PROFESSIONALS THE INSIGHT, ACCESS, AND SUPPORT TO BE SUCCESSFUL IN THEIR CAREERS.

TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION

To further the education and professional advancement

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUNG MEN WHO ARE ENTERING FIELD OF EDUCATION

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION MENTORING, SCHOLARSHIPS, HEALTH PROGRAM AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES.

OFFER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO EMPOWER LATINOS TO BE FULL PARTICIPANTS IN THE LIFE OF THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

TO ADVOCATE THE OF THE BLACK AND THE SPORT OF BLACK HUNTING AS WELL AS OTHER LARGE GAME SPECIES.

BUILDING BUSINESS, CREATING COMMUNITY AND PROMOTING TOURISM.

EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL COMMUNITY ON THE OF THE VARIOUS CULTURES.

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

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.

THE INVESTS IN PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT A THRIVING NORTHEAST MINNESOTA. WE SERVE SEVEN COUNTIES AND FIVE TRIBAL NATIONS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA WITH GRANTS, BUSINESS LOANS, KIDS PLUS PROGRAM, AND SPECIAL INITIATIVES.

TO SCREEN, RECRUIT, AND LICENSE FAMILIED TO PROVIDE FOR NATIVE AMERICAN CHILDREN.

PUBLIC SNOWMOBILE TRAIL DEVELOPEMENT

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT and COLLEGIAL ENGAGEMENT BETWEEN and WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN LOCATED IN

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