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1		GREAT NECK, NY
2		CORNWALL, NY
3		ROCHESTER, NY
4		WEST SENECA, NY
5		ITHACA, NY
6		Pepperell, MA
7		ITHACA, NY
8		Westampton, NJ
9		Ludlow, VT
10		ESSEX, VT
11		SAGAPONACK, NY
12		QUEENS, NY
13		UPTON, MA
14		NEW HAVEN, CT
15		STAMFORD, CT
16		Teaneck, NJ
17		Asbury Park, NJ
18		NEW YORK, NY
19		BETHESDA, MD
20		Louisville, KY
21		WAUKEGAN, IL
22		DULUTH, MN
23		PHILADELPHIA, PA
24		WAYNE, PA
25		DUQUESNE, PA
26		HARRISVILLE, PA
27		WEST CHESTER, PA
28		SOUTH BEND, IN
29		Rapid City, SD
30		Washington, DC
31		Washington, DC
32		Troy, OH
33		Columbus, OH
34		Cleveland, OH
35		Chicago, IL
36		HARTFORD CITY, IN
37		CHESTERTON, IN
38		Indianapolis, IN
39		GLEN ELLYN, IL
40		Chicago, IL
41		CHICAGO, IL
42		SPRINGFIELD, IL
43		JASPER, IN
44		PARIS, IL
45		HOLLAND, MI
46		MUSKEGON, MI
47		HAYWARD, WI
48		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
49		MILWAUKEE, WI
50		FREDONIA, WI

ASSOCIATION ("BREIA")IS ORGANIZED FOR EXCLUSIVELY CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND OPERATES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NATURE CONSERVANCY, THE ADIRONDACK LAND TRUST, INC., AND ONE OR MORE SUCH ORGANIZATIONS WHICH OPERATE PRIMARILY TO CONSERVE, MAINTAIN AND ENHANCE THE SCENIC, HISTORICAL, WILDERNESS, WILDLIFE, OPEN SPACE AND OUTDOOR RECREATION VALUES OF THE ADIRONDACK AND TUG HILL AREAS.

ADVANCE SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING OF THE NATURAL WORLD THROUGH RESEARCH, EDUCATION, and CONSERVATION.

THE MISSION THE , IS TO ENABLE AFRICAN-AMERICANS, LATINOS, THE POOR, AND OTHER DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS TO SECURE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE, PARITY AND POWER, AND CIVIL RIGHTS ENSURING THAT OUR CHILDREN ARE WELL EDUCATED AND EQUIPPED FOR ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE IN THE 21ST CENTURY, HELPING ADULTS ATTAIN ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY THROUGH GOOD JOBS, HOME OWNERSHIP, ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND WEALTH ACCUMULATION, AND ENSURING OUR CIVIL RIGHTS BY ERADICATING ALL BARRIERS TO EQUAL PARTICIPATION IN THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL MAINSTREAM AMERICA.

TO GENERATE FUNDS FOR THE CHARITABLE AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSE OF PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR PATIENTS, FAMILIES AND RESEARCH.

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.

Assist indigenous Maya people

THE PURPOSE OF SHALL BE TO PROVIDE A SISTERHOOD BASED ON UNITY, LOVE, AND RESPECT; TO PROVIDE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AND TO CARRY ON CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. TO PROVIDE LEADERSHIP, MAINTAIN HIGH ACADEMIC STANDARDS AND SERVE AS A VOICE TO THE LATINO COMMUNITY.

Advancement of the Hispanic popultation of by assistance with translation, securing education, health and other related services.

To keep alive the history of the area, operate a museum, preserve a nationally historic building, run educational, cultural and historic programs in the

TO INCREASE THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE EASTERN NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY.

Founded in 2002, works to create a more equitable East End for Latino immigrants through advocating for just and inclusive government and school policies; protecting families; nurturing power and unity among Latinos through leadership workshops and other programs; and building bridges among different sectors the East End community through celebrating arts and culture.

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.

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

DEVELOP AND PROMOTE LATINO ART, CULTURE and EDUCATION. YOUTH and FAMILY PROGRAMS, SCHOLARSHIPS, CULTURAL EVENTS, EXHIBITS and ACTIVITIES.

THE GOAL OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO DRIVE A HOLISTIC CHANGE IN THE LIVES OF THE MAHARASHTRA TRIBES BY CREATING LOCAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ENABLING THEM TO LEAD A HONORABLE LIFE IN THEIR OWN VILLAGES.

Promoting African American Spirituals and Arts Education

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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 PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND ADVANCEMENT OF AMERICANS INTO AND WITHIN THE SENIOR RANKS OF THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

To assist missions oriented ministries and local indigenous churches to equip them with the technology, training and operational skills for them to faithfully carry out their calling to proclaim the name of Christ in a self-supporting manner.

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

THE COMMUNITY IS AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. PROGRAMMING OCCURS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY, ALL DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING A CONNECTED, CREATIVE, THRIVING COMMUNITY. INITIATIVES INCLUDE PROGRAMMATIC SOCIAL VENTURES. THOSE INITIATIVES INCLUDE A BLACK BOX PERFORMANCE THEATER, A 2-SCREEN INDEPENDENT FILM THEATER, AN INTEGRATED ART GALLERY CAFE. EACH SOCIAL VENTURE SEEKS TO CREATE A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE, ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY CONNECTED CROSS-CULTURALLY COMMITTED TO CREATIVITY CULTURAL REPRESENTATION.

To amplify voices aspirations community by providing -based opportunities for self-expression personal success that engage our North Philadelphia community, revitalize physical space, preserve black heritage.

THE IS OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES IN THE PROMOTION AND PROPAGATION OF THE DOCTRINE, RELIGION AND PRINCIPLES OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH MOST ESPECIALLY IN THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE CATHOLIC FAITH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE ARCHDIOCESE OF PHILADELPHIA AND ELSEWHERE.

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 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.

IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT IMPLEMENTS PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER MINORITIES. THEY ALSO WISH TO ENSURE THE FUTURE THEIR COMMUNITIES BY AIMING AN INTENSE NUMBER RESOURCES TOWARD YOUTH.

As the official for the , our mission is to support professional hockey as a spectator sport in . We provide support and encouragement to the players, and strive to make the Black Hills a comfortable place for the players to live. Promote Youth Hockey in the area.

connects Latinos and others with partners and opportunities to improve lives and create and equitable society.

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.

Preservation of Blacksmithing Art

Education

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

The mission of is to bring about a more inclusive, equitable and sustainable way of life for Latino immigrant communities living in the United States and across the . By working transnationally with partners from civil society and government, organized labor and faith based communities, we hope to create a more dignified and just way of life for all people living in America.

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

AID IN THE PRESERVATION OF INDIGENOUS AND FAUNA; PROMOTE STUDY OF NATURAL HISTORY, ETC.

The leads in the creation of educational opportunities and economic growth for Blacks: Providing innovative programs to stimulate their intellectual and economic growth. Building partnerships with key stakeholders who help facilitate this growth. Increasing awareness and facilitating access to graduate management education programs and career opportunities in management fields. The is a Tier 2 with 300 members who are seasoned business professionals, persons with graduate degrees or significant business experience. We also have members who are students in graduate programs.

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.

Protecting Native American culture

ALMA BUILDS POWER BY ENGAGING, EDUCATING AND MOBILIZING THE LATINX LGBTQ COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND OUR ALLIES ACROSS ILLINOIS. BY WORKING WITH OUR MEMBERS, WE WORK TO UNDERSTAND COMMUNITY CONDITIONS, AND WORK WITH THEM TO FIND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS TO THOSE PROBLEMS, INCLUDING POLICY AND SYSTEMS CHANGE.

ASSURE THE INTERESTS OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS ARE GIVEN EQUITABLE REPRESENTATION

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

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO 2 CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

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

TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THE NATIVE AMERICAN POPULATION IN THE STATE OF .

THE OJIBWA MISSION IS TO PROVIDE ANISHINAABE COMMUNITIES WITH POST-SECONDARY AND CONTINUING EDUCATION WHILE ADVANCING THE LANGUAGE, CULTURE, AND HISTORY OF THE OJIBWA. IN CARRYING OUT THE MISSION, THE COURTES OJIBWA CURRICULUM WILL REFLECT CULTURE AND TRIBAL SELF-DETERMINATION. THE WILL PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUAL SELF-IMPROVEMENT IN A RAPIDLY CHANGING TECHNOLOGICAL WORLD, WHILE MAINTAINING THE CULTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE .

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE .

PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO CAPITAL INCLUDING DIRECT LENDING; ONE ON ONE INDIVIDUALIZED ASSISTANCE; EDUCATION, AND ASSET BUILDING FINANCIAL AWARENESS EDUCATION WITH AN EMPHASIS ON WOMEN, PEOPLE OF COLOR, LOWER INCOMES, AND VETERANS.

To rehabiliatate and release indigenous to Wisconsin. To raise consciousness, promote awareness and help educate individuals and the and the preservation of the environment.

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