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50		WATERLOO, IA

Assist indigenous Maya people

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

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES PUBLIC EDUCATION ON THE ISSUES RELATED TO FAIR AND POLICIES.

The AAIHS is an educational nonprofit organization that aims to foster dialogue about researching writing and teaching Black and culture. We advance these goals through a number of initiatives providing resources and support for students professors and members of the general public who are interested in Black . Each year we offer grants fellowships and prizes to support archival research for those who are writing dissertations and books in the field of Black --which broadly refers to the study of ideas and ideologies of Black people in the United States and across the globe. The organization seeks to educate the public about the significance of Black and culture and we do this through several avenues including a popular blog that we make widely available to the public at no cost.

ADVOCATE FOR SERVICES IN AFRICAN COMMUNITY

Support members, staff, and community in need

serve as local nursing body to work with other health workers to help decrease health disparities in the community

TO FIGHT AND ORGANIZE AGAINST STATE-SANCTIONED VIOLENCE, INCLUDING POLICE BRUTALITY, ASSAULTS, KILLINGS, AND OTHER VIOLATIONS OF RIGHTS AND DIGNITY BY PUBLIC OFFICIALS. THE ORGANIZATION FIGHTS FOR ALL INCLUDING PEOPLE WHO ARE POOR, WORKING CLASS, LGBTQ+, GENDER NON-CONFORMING, IMPRISONED, DISABLED, IMMIGRANT, AND UNDOCUMENTED. THE ORGANIZATION STANDS AGAINST POLICING BY LEADING AND WINNING SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGNS, POLITICAL EDUCATION, DEVELOPING LEADERSHIP, AND BUILDING AND SUPPORTING COMMUNITY.

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 provide antiracism and cultural education, promotion of liberation art and poetry, and direct reparative giving to Black artists, cultural workers, and people who are marginalized by systemic racism, sexism, and intersectional oppression.

TO SUPPORT INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN TROPICAL RAINFORESTS IN THEIR EFFORTS TO PROTECT THEIR ENVIRONMENT AND PROMOTE HUMAN RIGHTS.

TO PROVIDE OPPORTUNITIES FOR TRIBES TO TO ACHIEVE THEIR NATURAL RESOURCES GOALS. WTCAC PROVIDE A FORUM FOR INTER- COLLABORATION WITH STATE, LOCAL AND FEDERAL PARTNERS. WTCAC FOSTERS RELATIONSHIPS WITH NON FEDERAL AND FEDERAL ENTITIES TO EXCERCISE GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT COLLABORATION WITH TRIBES, HONORING TREATY RIGHTS.

NO DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ARE CONDUCTED

Provide humanitarian relief in the form of medical evaluation and care, dental care, nutritional assessment and care, food, medicines and other supplies; assistance in water project in rural areas; educational opportunities for disadvantaged children along with other non-specific charitable care to , Central America. The areas served are various, and the organization works closely with the Cerro de Plata Foundation, the Uno a Uno Foundation, Minister of Health (MoH) and other agencies that seek Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) assistance. The areas of principle concern are in La Montana de la Flor (MDLF), northetern Francisco Morazan department and home to the indigenous Tolupan, Nueva Capital SW of Tegucipalpa, and other rural areas in proximity to these areas. The Honduran Foundation Uno a Uno assists Le Mars, . in the implementation of various programs and the distribution of equipment, food, supplies and other cares.

LOCATED ON ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT SITES IN HISTORY, THE PORT OF ARRIVAL FOR NEARLY HALF OF ALL AFRICANS FORCED TO NORTH AMERICA, THE (IAAM) IN CHARLESTON WILL ILLUMINATE THE INFLUENTIAL HISTORIES OF AFRICANS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA, HIGHLIGHTING THEIR DIASPORIC CONNECTIONS THROUGHOUT THE NATION AND THE WORLD.

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.

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 ENSURE UNLIMITED OPPORTUNI- TIES FOR BLACKS IN THE ACCOUNTING AND RELATED BUSINESS PROFESSIONS

EMPOWERS AND STRENGTHENS THE LIVES OF CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES THROUGH INCLUSIVE PROGRAMMING THAT BUILDS RESILIENCE AND FOSTERS GROWTH AND INDEPENDENCE.

CULTIVATING GENERATIONS OF ENGAGED, THRIVING LATINOS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT, WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES.

TO EDUCATE, EMPOWER AND EMBOLDEN AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH TO BECOME STUDENT AMBASSADORS OF TODAY, LEADERS OF TOMORROW AND STEWARDS OF THEIR COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO COLLEGE PREPARATORY EDUCATION AT PARTICIPATING INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS IN THE GREATER PITTSBURGH AREA THROUGH THE PROVISION OF NEED BASED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE.

EDUCATE AND PROMOTE THE LATINO COMMUNITY OF COUNTY, ILLINOIS.

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.

STRENGTHENS CENTRAL INDIANA BY ADVOCATING AND PREPARING LATINO STUDENTS FOR EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS AND BY CONNECTING LATINO FAMILIES TO HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES.

TO SUPPORT PROMOTE NEW LEXINGTON SCHOOL ATHLETICS

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.

TO SEEK AND ACCEPT DONATIONS FROM PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SOURCES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISTRIBUTING THE INCOME FOR SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES, AND TO ENHANCE AND PROMOTE PHILANTHROPY IN , INDIANA.

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.

TO ASSIST AFRICAN AMERICANS, OTHER MINORITIES, AND DISADVANTAGED INDIVIDUALS TO ACHIEVE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC EQUALITY.

TO SUPPORT AMATEUR ATHLETICS

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.

EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY AND CHARITABLE SUPPORT IN BROAD AREAS INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE RAPID CITY AND

Support of Native American Churches in SD and MT

mission is to transform the spiritual, social, and economic conditions of the unreached people groups of South Asia with the message of Jesus Christ by developing indigenous leaders.

THE , . (CROPS) IS A GRASSROOTS NONPROFIT THAT WAS ORGANIZED IN 2004 TO EMPOWER INTERGENERATIONAL GROUPS OF PEOPLE ORGANIZATIONS TO WORK TOGETHER TO REVITALIZE AMERICA. OVER THE YEARS, CROPS MISSION WAS REVISED TO ALLEVIATE POVERTY IN AMERICA BY GROWING A NEW GENERATION OF LEADERS THE FUTURE. NEARLY ALL CROPS PROGRAMS ARE FOCUSED ON YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, INTERGENERATIONAL LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT / OR COMMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT. CROPS PROVIDES TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO MUNICIPALITIES, URBAN COMMUNITIES, STATES, FEDERAL AGENCIES, NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, NATIVE AMERICAN TRIBES NATIVE HAWAIIAN COMMUNITIES. CROPS OVERARCHING PURPOSE IS INTERGENERATIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT.

NAREB IS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS THAT PARTICIPATE IN MEANINGFUL LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SUPPORTS LEGESLATIVE INITIATIVES THAT ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY FAIR AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL ITSAMERICANS

TO PROVIDE HEALTH and HUMAN SERVICES, AS WELL AS EDUCATIONAL, ENERGY ASSISTANCE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROGRAMS FOR AFFILIATED NATIVE AMERICAN FAMILIES IN MICHIGAN.

BUILDING BUSINESS, CREATING COMMUNITY AND PROMOTING TOURISM.

SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS

CULTIVATES AN ENDURING CULTURAL IDENTITY AND CRITICAL THINKING BY WEAVING INDIGENOUS TEACHINGS WITH A DISTINGUISHED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

SUPPORT LOCAL YOUTH TEAMS AND ARENA FOR THE PURPOSE OF TEACHING CHILDREN OF ALL AGES HOW TO PLAY .

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

To increase access to high quality education children by actively supporting transformational education reform initiatives and parental choice policies that empower low-income and working-class families.

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.

creates a learning community rooted in the African American cultural experience, where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, explore and grow through , by providing lessons on various instruments.

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

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

IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE WE SERVE BY PROVIDING QUALITY, INNOVATIVE CARE.

PROCESSING AND COLLECTION OF LOANS.

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