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1		NEW ROCHELLE, NY
2		HAMDEN, CT
3		QUEENS, NY
4		MANHASSET HL, NY
5		ELIZABETH, NJ
6		BROOKLYN, NY
7		Somerset, NJ
8		Chicago, IL
9		AURORA, IL
10		DOYLESTOWN, PA
11		CHAMBERLAIN, SD
12		PITTSBURGH, PA
13		DUQUESNE, PA
14		HARRISVILLE, PA
15		BATTLE CREEK, MI
16		Troy, OH
17		Alexandria, VA
18		Portland, OR
19		TOLEDO, OH
20		Spencer, OH
21		Indianapolis, IN
22		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
23		FORT WAYNE, IN
24		GLEN ELLYN, IL
25		ROSELLE, IL
26		Naperville, IL
27		Chicago, IL
28		JASPER, IN
29		HOLLAND, MI
30		CHEBOYGAN, MI
31		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
32		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
33		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
34		MILWAUKEE, WI
35		OSHKOSH, WI
36		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
37		DULUTH, MN
38		Minneapolis, MN
39		CLOQUET, MN
40		BLACKDUCK, MN
41		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
42		Pipestone, MN
43		CEDAR FALLS, IA
44		WATERLOO, IA
45		WATERLOO, IA
46		LAC DU FLAMBEAU, WI
47		KILLDEER, ND
48		DEVILS LAKE, ND
49		RAPID CITY, SD
50		RAPID CITY, SD

THE WESTCHESTER CLUBMEN, ESTABLISHED IN 1959, IS AN ORGANIZATION AFRICAN-AMERICAN IN WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NY, DEDICATED TO EDUCATING, SUPPORTING, AND INSPIRING YOUNG AFRICAN-AMERICAN AND LATINO TO FULFILL THEIR DREAMS.

VOLUNTEER SERVICE ORGANZATION EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN WHO ARE COMMITTED TO ENRICHING, SUSTAINING AND ENSURING CULTURE AND ECONOMIC SURVIVAL AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER PERSONS AFRICAN ANCESTRY.

L.O.V.E. SUPPORTS AND EMPOWERS YOUNG TO STRIVE BOTH IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE BY PROVIDING POSITIVE ROLE MODELS. L.O.V.E. MENTORING PROGRAM WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ORGANIZATIONS, UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WHOSE MISSION ARE TO ENHANCE WELL BEING YOUNG GIRLS AND HISPANIC COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. L.O.V.E. MENTORING PROGRAM RECRUITS FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT, GUIDE, AND BE A ROLE MODEL TO YOUNG DURING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS.

KTK-BELTS MISSION IS TO CATALYZE NEW MODELS OF BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL LEARNING IN EASTERN NEPAL. IT WORKS WITH TEACHERS, FARMERS, YOUTH, AND WOMEN TO CREATE A VERTICAL UNIVERSITY THAT WILL SPAN FROM KOSHI TAPPU WILDLIFE SANCTUARY (67 M) TO KANCHENJUNGA (8,586 M), THE THIRD TALLEST PEAK IN THE WORLD. THE IDEA IS TO GIVE A FRAMEWORK TO LOCAL FARMERS TO BECOME PROFESSORS OF THE VERTICAL UNIVERSITY, TO SHARE THEIR INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE WHILE ALSO PHYSICALLY CONSERVING THREATENED SPECIES AND LANDSCAPES.

TO INCREASE LATINAS PARTICIPATION IN THE ELECTORAL PROCESS; TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND OPPORTUNITIES TO LATINAS INTERESTED IN RUNNING FOR PUBLIC OFFICE; TO INCREASE CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FOR LATINAS.

We, the members of the ., believing folks of similar ideals of fellowship should bind themselves together in order to form a more perfect society among professional transgender minority leaders to build and live.

To promote the late 's charitable ideals especially for disadvantage African Americans and families, such as, Christian values, personal integrity, good education, strong work ethic; via supporting other nonprofits like Churches and HBCUs

To support programs and institutions throughout Illinois that work towards creating a better tomorrow for the youth of today. CBC believes in a series of fundamental principles that collectively serve to support local citizens and better the lives of youth in and around the city.We believe in aiding those who are homeless, ill, abused, or otherwise at risk treating individuals suffering from disabling effects of physical injury promoting health, fitness and teamwork repressing risk-related behavior such as drug use, gang involvement and crime facilitating positive educational experiences that illustrate the power of learning

TO IMPROVE THE INTEREST IN ALL OF THE ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES OF DISTRICT 129, IN , ILLINOIS, SO THAT THE STUDENTS, THE SCHOOL, AND THE COMMUNITY SHALL BE BENEFITED. TO CREATE A PUBLIC CONCIOUSNESS OF THE PURPOSE OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM OF THE DISTRICT. TO PROMOTE GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP ON THE PART OF THE PARTICIPANTS IN, AND THE SPECTATORS AT, ALL ATHLETIC ACTIVITIES. TO ENCOURAGE THE EXTENSION OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM IN ACTIVITIES APPROVED BY THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF AND THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT. TO COOPERATE WITH AND PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT AS RECOMMENDED BY THE STAFF AND APPROVED BY THE EXECUTIVE BOARD, BUT NOT TO TAKE ANY ACTION THAT WOULD HINDER OR BE DETRIMENTAL TO THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM.

DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE ON THE HOPI, NAVAJO, AND ZUNI NATIONS BY PROVIDING ESSENTIAL GOODS AND PROGRAMS WHICH FOSTER SELF-RELIANCE AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.

ASSIST IN EDUCATION OF PEOPLE PRESERVATION OF NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE LANGUAGE AND SUPPORT COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES ON 50 RESERVATIONS.

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

Part 1 Line 15: $24.00 - Printing, Postage $21.65 - Check order fee Part lll Line 28: $55.00 - Black History Celebration Expenses - February 27, 2021. 5 adults 30 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given. $56.00 - Kwanzza Celebration Expenses - December 26, 2021 - January 1, 2022. 5 adults 25 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given.

TO PROMOTE APPRECIATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL .

TO PROMOTE AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY BY PROVIDING LATINO/HISPANIC FAMILIES WITH OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES THAT LEAD TO INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION.

Preservation of Blacksmithing Art

To achieve full participation on basis equality in policy making, decision making, programming and staffing on local Diocesan and National Levels.

Funding of indigenous community improvement projects in northern Ecuador

The general purpose and function the hereafter referred to as the shall be to unite and develop the necessary leadership among Hispanic Latino in order that the social cultural educational economical and political rights Hispanic Latino community can be adequately addressed represented and promoted.

Youth Athletic Support

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.

THE MISSION THE , . IS TO PROMOTE, SUPPORT AND ENHANCE THE EDUCATION THE AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY REGARDING HEALTH CARE ISSUES AS WELL AS ASSISTING IN THE DEVELOPMENT INDIVIDUALS PURSUING CAREERS IN HEALTH CARE.

THE MISSION OF . IS TO GIVE STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL NEEDS THE OPPORTUNITY TO ATTEND COLLEGE. WITH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION AND THE ENVIRONMENT, . EXTENDS THE USEFUL LIFE OF SLOW-MOVING AND EXCESS INVENTORY DONATIONS BY REDISTRIBUTING THESE GIFTS TO 2- AND 4-YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES, INCLUDING COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TRIBAL INSTITUTIONS HELPING THEM LOWER THEIR OPERATING EXPENSES. IN TURN, THESE SCHOOLS HELP THEIR STUDENTS WITH SCHOLARSHIPS ENABLING THEM TO TRANSFORM THEIR OWN LIVES. PRODUCTS NOT SUITABLE FOR USE ON CAMPUS ARE RECYLED, REPAIRED, OR CONVERTED TO CASH TO FUND ADDITIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS IN THE FORM OF CASH GIFTS TO PARTNER SCHOOLS. IN 2017, . REBRANDED AS EALGREEN TO CELEBRATE THE SUCCESS OF THIS CIRCULAR ECONOMY MODEL AND THE 20,000 STUDENTS WHO HAVE RECEIVED SCHOLARSHIPS TO DATE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY AND NEEDY HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PLAYERS AND DONATIONS AND OTHER SUPPORT TO WORTHY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND CAUSES. THE ALSO SUPPORTS FELLOW IN NEED AND PROMOTES THE GAME OF HOCKEY.

Support of Native American Churches in SD and MT

TO DELIVER HIGH QUALITY INFORMATION AND RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE TO BUILD SECURE, HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

RENEWABLE SCHOLARSHIPS WERE GIVEN TO GRADUATES OF THE 3 COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS

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

INCREASE PUBLIC AWARENESS OF FISHERY, PROTECT AND RSTORE HABITAT, HELP ENSURE A VIABLE POPULATION FUTURE GENERATIONS AND ASSIST FISHERIES MANAGERS IN THE FURTHERANCE OF THESE OBJECTIVES.

BUILDING BUSINESS, CREATING COMMUNITY AND PROMOTING TOURISM.

SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE .

TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY OWNED BUSINESSES THROUGH ACCESS TO CAPITAL, ADVOCACY, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND PROMOTES ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL VIBRANCY IN COMMUNITIES COLOR.

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.

REVITALIZATION

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.

The mission is to restore and well-being in the Native community by recovering knowledge and access to healthy indigenous foods, medicines, and lifeways. We do this by: creating culturally-based opportunities for youth employment, entrepreneurship and leadership; Increasing access to Indigenous foods through farm production, sales and distribution; and community organizing and outreach around reclaiming cultural traditions, healthy Indigenous food, cooking skills, and policy and systems change. is also one the leaders a groundswell movement to reclaim Indigenous sovereignty through food. Our programs impact over 12,000 people each year from our youngest community members to our oldest.

TO BENEFIT CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF COLLEGE, ITS STUDENTS, THE ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION.

PUBLIC SNOWMOBILE TRAIL DEVELOPEMENT

THE IS A COALITION OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND ADVOCACY GROUPS BUILDING SHARED POWER TO ADVANCE STRATEGIC CAMPAIGNS AROUND THE INTERSECTIONS OF RACIAL JUSTICE, ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND HEALTH EQUITY. OUR MISSION IS TO ADVANCE JUSTICE AND EQUITY IN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND LAND DEVELOPMENT IN THE TWIN CITIES REGION. THE HAS 33 MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AND WE BUILD COALITIONS THAT ENGAGE DOZENS OF OTHER ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS IN ADVANCING OUR SHARED VISION AN EQUITABLE REGION THROUGH: -COALITION ORGANIZING: WE ORGANIZE COALITIONS THAT CROSS THE BOUNDARIES OF RACE, CULTURE, GEOGRAPHY AND ISSUES TO ADVANCE EQUITY AND JUSTICE. -COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: WE ENSURE THAT LOW-WEALTH AND BIPOC COMMUNITIES ARE ENGAGED IN THE PUBLIC DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES THAT SHAPE POLICIES AND SYSTEMS. -STRATEGIC SYSTEMS NAVIGATION: WE PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE, ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT LEADERS IN NAVIGATING COMPLEX INSTITUTIONS AND SYSTEMS. -FIELD BUI

Cooperating with the National Park Service dedicated to preserserving the vanishing art of Native American pipemaking, and assisting the Park Service

SHALL BE THE HOLDING CONSERVING PROPERTY TAKEN BY GIFT, PRUCHASE, DEVISE BEQUEST FOR THE BENEFIT PROMOTION THE FRATERNAL RELATIONS AMOUNG MEMBERS

PROCESSING AND COLLECTION OF LOANS.

DONATED TO FAIR FOR PREMIER EXHIBITORS

IS A CERTIFIED AMERICAN COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION (CDFI)LOOKING TO BETTER OUR COMMUNITY BY PROVIDING AFFORDABLE LENDING TO AMERICANS.

TO PROMOTE HORSEMANSHIP AND PROVIDE A PLACE FOR HORSE-MINDED PEOPLE TO CONGREGATE. TO PROMOTE RODEO AND HORSEMANSHIP, YOUTH ACTIVITIES, PATRIOTIC EVENTS AND VETERAN ACTIVITIES. THE IS CONTINUING A LONG TRADITION OF WESTERN AND NATIVE AMERICAN CULTURE THAT IS A LARGE PART OF THE HISTORY OF OUR AREA.

PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO NATIVE AMERICANS FROM THE FORT TOTTEN SPIRIT LAKE NATION.

TO PROMOTE YOUTH SPORTS SPECIALIZING IN JUNIOR BASEBALL.

TO SERVE AS AN ADVOCATE FOR THOSE INVOLVED IN THE BUILDING INDUSTRY AND TO FOCUS ON CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT THAT PROVIDES THE OPPORTUNITY OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL. MEMBERSHIP DUES ARE ALSO USED TO DISSEMINATE INFORMATION ON INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS.

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