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101		Washington, DC
102		Raleigh, NC
103		Linden, VA
104		HARTSVILLE, SC
105		ORANGEBURG, SC
106		ASHEVILLE, NC
107		Black Mountain, NC
108		Chicago, IL
109		COLUMBIA, SC
110		COLUMBIA, MD
111		Detroit, MI
112		CASS LAKE, MN
113		PHILADELPHIA, PA
114		WATERLOO, IA
115		Chesapeake, VA
116		Washington, DC
117		HOLLAND, MI
118		Philadelphia, PA
119		GRANDVILLE, MI
120		PINE RIDGE, SD
121		HARRISONBURG, VA
122		Davenport, IA
123		Street, MD
124		Minneapolis, MN
125		WASHINGTON, DC
126		Minneapolis, MN
127		PITTSBURGH, PA
128		Chicago, IL
129		PHILADELPHIA, PA
130		Great Falls, VA
131		LEXINGTON, KY
132		OAKLAND, CA
133		MADISON, WI
134		CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA
135		Lebanon, PA
136		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
137		Hopkins, MN
138		WHEATON, IL
139		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
140		Champaign, IL
141		Detroit, MI
142		Raleigh, NC
143		SAINT CLOUD, MN
144		ST PAUL, MN
145		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
146		Bethesda, MD
147		Chicago, IL
148		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
149		Lanham, MD
150		DETROIT, MI

To promote equitable and effective communities.

Provided college scholarships to graduating high school seniors

works with communities impacted by oil and gas development in the Caspian and Black Sea regions, ensuring access to environmental and human rights information and access to justice. We work in partnership with local organizations, international institutions, and individuals on environmental and human rights related issues. We conduct research and writing, training, and engage in partnership activities with like-minded individuals and organizations.

IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING GUIDENCE AND ASSISTANCE IN ADMINISTRATION, FUNDING, EDUCATION, AND PROGRAM COORDINATION TO -BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND

IS AN INDEPENDENT, LIBERAL ARTS, CO-EDUCATIONAL, HISTORICALLY BLACK INSTITUTION THAT IS AFFILIATED WITH THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH. IT IS DEDICATED TO EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AND TO PREPARING STUDENTS WITHOUT REGARD TO GENDER, RACE, RELIGION OR ETHNIC ORIGIN. IT IS COMMITTED TO OFFERING QUALITY UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS, SELECT GRADUATE PROGRAMS, AND VIABLE CONTINUING EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES. IN FISCAL YEAR 2022, APPROXIMATELY 2,600 STUDENTS WERE ENROLLED AT THE .

TO ENHANCE THE LIVES ADULTS AND YOUTH THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND AREA RESIDENTS BY STIMULATING INTEREST, INCREASING AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTISTS, EDUCATORS, AND MUSICIANS FROM ASHEVILLE WHOSE CULTURAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COMMUNITY HISTORICALLY OVERLOOKED. - TO SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED STUDENTS AND FAMILIES BY STRENGTHENING CULTURAL AWARENESS, HEALTH, LEARNING, WELL-BEING AND SOCIAL EQUITY IN A DIVERSE POPULATION- CHANGING LIVES, INSPIRING MINDS, AND BUILDING A BETTER COMMUNITY

Enhance the lives of residents of the Neuro-Medical Treatment through funds to support initiatives, activities and equipment, which cannot be supported reasonably (cont. on page 2)

seeks to stop the displacement of low-income and working class blacks from our comminities. We develop grassroots leadership to leverage our to create more equitable and sustainable development.

TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND WEALTH CREATION IN THE MINORITY COMMUNITY.

Mentoring organization offering innovative, collaborative and personalized mentoring relationships to African-American and Latina-American between the ages of 16-21.

To reduce racial inequities in for African Americans.

TO PROVIDE QUALITY HIGHER EDUCATION GROUNDED IN ANISHINAABE VALUES.

PROMOTING FILM AND VISUAL CULTURE BY PEOPLE OF COLOR, IS FOCUSED ON CREATING THE SPACES AND RESOURCES NEEDED TO UPLIFT THE WORK OF BLACK, BROWN AND INDIGENOUS ARTISTS WORKING OUTSIDE OF THE CONFINES OF GENRE.

FUND IMPORTANT CAPITAL PROJECTS AND MAKE CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTIONS THROUGH GRANT AWARDS.

We are playing a major role in influencing the of black male youth through a variety of programs. Both scholarships and mentoring services are provided to black male youth at the elementary and secondary levels as well as providing school supplies to students who cannot afford them. We also assist with adult services and programs such as jail ministry, parent seminars and financial empowerment seminars assist adults in improving their understanding of issues affecting their well-being.

For more than a decade, (SYC) has provided life-changing experiences and opportunities for at-risk DC students, giving Black and Brown children access to rowing, swimming, yoga, tennis, tutoring, and inspiring experiences often not readily available to children from under-resourced families. Since March 2020, SYC has also served as the infrastructure hub for Ward 6 Mutual Aid, a partnership of more than three dozen organizations that came together to share resources and save lives after the COVID-19 pandemic struck the District.

MPI) COMES ALONGSIDE THE POOREST OF THE POOR. OUR GOAL IS TO HELP GENERATE SUSTAINABLE INCOME THROUGH INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP. OUR FOCUS IS ON: .EDUCATION .EMPOWERMENT .HELP VILLAGES TO HAVE GATHERING PLACES

Black Male Educators for Social Justice is a professional membership and activist organization dedicated to advancing recruitment, development and retention of Black male educators in schools throughout Greater Philadelphia.

WILL PUBLISH MATERIALS, TEACH "THE FAITH,- AND PREACH THE GOSPEL, MAKING ALL EFFORT TOWARD BOTH THE ENGLISH SPEAKING AND LATINO COMMUNITIES, AS WELL AS TO THE REST OF THE WORLD, IN ORDER TO FURTHER THEIR VISION.

Our mission is to organize energy and sustainable living projects and provide educational training for Native Americans across the country.

Recovering the rich African American history of the

is the hub for resources, professional services, programs and events for the African American in the Quad Cities.

Assist indigenous organizations in developing countries to develop infrastructure

Support of indigenous homeless youth1 organization

The YBGB serves -led -benefitting nonprofits its leaders with a mission to provide capacity building convenings funding that uniquely meets their social impact needs.

To promote foodways education and facilitate food access.

EMPOWER, ADVOCATE WITH, AND CELEBRATE LATINOS IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY.

To center and celebrate Black girls, women, and gender non-conforming media makers, providing programs designed to educate, raise visibility, and support and serve our communities.

TO SUPPORT BLACK AND BROWN FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS

Cash contributions to pre-selected charitable organizations

To build and raise awareness and visibility within the LGBTQ community of color.

HEAL THE PAST, RE-IMAGINE THE PRESENT, AND INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF

TO ENSURE STABILITY/ABILITY FOR STRONG, SUCCESSFUL, AND THRIVING BLACK FAMILIES WHO ARE RAISING HEALTHY AND SUCCESSFUL CHILDREN, SUPPORTING THEIR FAMILIES, AND WHO ENGAGE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES IN MEANINGFUL WAYS.

WORKS TO RECRUIT, SUPPORT, DEVELOP AND RETAIN A CADRE OF TEACHERS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CHARLOTTESVILLE AND ALBEMARLE COUNTY. WE SUPPORT THE EDUCATION OF COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH FINANCIAL SUPPORT, PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, JOB TRAINING SKILLS, AND CONNECTIONS WITH THE CHARLOTTESVILLE-ALBEMARLE COMMUNITY. EMPOWERED TO RETURN TO LOCAL SCHOOLS AND SERVE AS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LEADERS, OUR BECOME INVALUABLE ROLE MODELS FOR STUDENTS AND PREPARE ALL YOUNG PEOPLE TO THRIVE IN A DIVERSE WORLD.

Partnering with the indigenous and western evangelical church to see churches form and multiply in biblically healthy ways by seeking to provide Bible translation, prayer mobilization, oral strategy, media, sustainable business training/investment, community development projects, evangelism, discipleship, and leadership development.

is a 501c3 social enterprise taking a qualitative and quantitative approach to creating fully diverse and inclusive tech ecosystems. Our career training and placement programs up-skill unemployed under-employed and career-transitioners who are interested in careers in the tech industry. Our entrepreneurship programs support Black and Latinx tech start-up founders to get them the resources support and funding they need to build high-growth high-scale tech companies.

BMT) recruits, prepares, places, and retains male teachers in elementary schools by building a robust pathway to the teaching profession, beginning in high school and continuing to support through college and into their teaching career. BMT began in 2018 based on research that told us that a diverse teacher corps improves student outcomes for all children, especially children of color. students in elementary school who have at least one male teacher are 29% less likely to drop out of school. Those who have two male teachers are 32% more likely to enroll in post-secondary education. Since its start in 2018, BMT has gone from a start-up, to serving 12 in 2020, 42 in 2021 and 63 in 2022. To support our rapid ramp up in programming, our staffing and budgeted spend are ramping up. We are developing a coalition of schools, school districts, teacher training and scholarship programs, and community organizations to achieve this objective.

STRENGTHEN INDIGENOUS SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS IN HARD PLACES TO ENABLE THE POOR TO THRIVE AS GOD INTENDED. INITIATE AND SUPPORT VARIOUS CHARITABLE, HUMANITARIAN AND EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AND INITIATIVES TO HELP MEET THE NEEDS OF THE POOR, HUNGRY, THIRSTY, UNCLOTHED, SICK, DISABLED, HOMELESS, MARGINALIZED, IMPRISONED, ORPHANED, WIDOWED, AGED, VULNERABLE AND DISADVANTAGED PERSONS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD, AS A TANGIBLE DEMONSTRATION OF THE LOVE OF JESUS CHRIST WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF RELIGIOUS HERITAGE, RACE, COLOR, GENDER OR ETHNICITY.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE AND SUPPORT TO INDIANA LATINO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS.

The Foundation primarily works to raise funds for scholarships targeted towards the East Central Illinois community, particularly those hailing from underprivileged backgrounds. The foundation also works to fund programs designed to improve educational economic opportunities for underserved communities of Champaign East Central Illinois.

To provide financial support for diverse social and community impact projects originated and led by Detroiters of African descent.

enables civic and leadership development, educates the public and supports community leaders on Latinx issues in North Carolina.

JLP is a professional development and capacity building organization that connects emerging leaders from BIPOC communities in the Greater St. Cloud area with skill-building opportunities resources mentorship and networking support to help them identify aspirations or barriers they want to address and then to engage through membership on boards commissions and other community groups to affect positive change and increase diversity equity and inclusion in local organizations and the community at large.

PROVIDE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT FOR ENTREPRENEURS IDENTIFYING AS WOMEN, BLACK, INDIGENOUS, PEOPLE OF COLOR (BIPOC), AND LGBTQ+ IN ORDER TO ELIMINATE PREJUDICE AND DISCRIMINATION IN THE ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM.

SUPPORT OCEANSIDE COLLIEGANT ACADAMY FOOTBALL PROGRAM

provides need-based grants of financial assistance to players to offset cots associated with skating and playing .

is a NFP organization intercepting poverty induced gun violence by investing in healing and empowerment of Black and Brown communities in Chicago and beyond through centering opportunity and compassion

This Corporation is Organized and shall be operated exclusively to provide support services for black, indigenous, and people of color healers through education, advocacy, and entrepreneurial development.

To create an inclusive and financial educational experience, uniquely designed to bring together champions and channels that will foster prosperity for lives.

TO DEVELOP PROGRAMS AND ADVOCATE FOR POLICIES THAT RESULT IN PROFITABLE AND SUSTAINABLE -OWNED BUSINESSES THAT ARE CONNECTED TO PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES, WHILE BUILDING TRUSTED RELATIONSHIPS

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