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101		Great Falls, VA
102		WARRENVILLE, IL
103		MADISON, WI
104		FORT BELVOIR, VA
105		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
106		Hopkins, MN
107		PICKERINGTON, OH
108		GREENVILLE, SC
109		Naperville, IL
110		CHICAGO, IL
111		WASHINGTON, DC
112		RAPID CITY, SD
113		Washington, DC
114		Saint Paul, MN
115		MOUNT PLEASANT, SC
116		DES MOINES, IA
117		Bethesda, MD
118		Chicago, IL
119		Upper Marlboro, MD
120		GOLDEN VALLEY, MN
121		STANLEY, NC
122		Minneapolis, MN
123		DETROIT, MI
124		Newberry, SC
125		CHARLOTTE, NC
126		GRAND RAPIDS, MI
127		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
128		NEWTOWN SQUARE, PA
129		MANDEVILLE, LA
130		Atlanta, GA
131		Provo, UT
132		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
133		Tampa, FL
134		LAKELAND, FL
135		LOS ANGELES, CA
136		Oakland, CA
137		FT LAUDERDALE, FL
138		ATLANTA, GA
139		CENTENNIAL, CO
140		San Francisco, CA
141		RIPON, CA
142		MADISON, MS
143		Sutherlin, OR
144		PINE BLUFFS, WY
145		OAKLAND, CA
146		Oakland, CA
147		SEATTLE, WA
148		SACRAMENTO, CA
149		Santa Fe, NM
150		SCOTTSDALE, AZ

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SPONSORS AN ANNUAL GOLF OUTING TO RAISE MONEY FOR VARIOUS CHARITIES THAT THE SUPPORTS. REVENUE RAISED WAS 284,532 CHARITY GRANTS: LIVINGWELL CANCER RESOURCE CENTER 75,000 CASA KANE COUNTY 75,000 FRIENDS OF THE FOLDS OF HONOR 75,000 CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS 45,000

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.

TO PROVIDE AND BROWN WOMAN IDENTIFYING FOUNDERS WITH ACESS TO COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT IN ORDER TO MEET BUSINESS MILESTONES THAT LEAD TO ECONOMIC ADVANCEMENT THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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.

TO HELP FUNDERS AND INVESTORS BUILD AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS WITH BLACK INNOVATORS.

PROMOTE EDUCATION OF OUR

Purpose: This corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, civic, and benevolent purposes. Specific Purpose and Objectives: To provide and be of service to the general public by implementing, assisting and creating educational, civic, charitable, benevolent, and professional services, programs, and activities primarily to/for the benefit of underserved African American youth. The specific objectives and purpose of this organization shall be to: a) Mentor primarily underserved African American youth and young adults b) Engage and inspire young persons to develop a success mentality, and live a life they did not know was possible c) Transform young persons into the leaders they are meant to be d) Inspire and empower youth to live their best life e) Serve humanity by creating a ripple effect of positive youth

EAT is a non-profit community-led organization founded by for post-incarcerated people. EAT was established in 2018 with the mission to uplift the voices power of Black Chicagoans engaged in the informal economy: the diversified set of economic activities enterprises jobs workers that are not regulated or protected by the state. We have continuously witnessed system-impacted individuals face significant barriers in their everyday lives; they are shut out of the workforce forced into informality criminalized for surviving. These systemic inequalities often lead to extreme poverty additional periods of incarceration. EAT is committed to building social economic for informal workers dismantling anti-Black racism.

TO PRODUCE A COMMUNICATION BRIDGE BETWEEN MINORITIES AND THE INDUSTRY.

Our purpose is to support the recovery of Native Americans suffering from Ethnocide, Colonialism, Loss of Land, Culture and Language causing post-traumatic stress, Generational Hardship/Poverty, and Historical Trauma.

The foundation engaged in no direct charitable activities during the tax year.

May All Black Lives Be Healed, Liberated and Whole. Our mission is to reclaim the inherent dignity, brilliance, and humanity of all Black people. Our work is an iterative process framework informed by the lived experiences and grounded in the teachings of Dr. Joi Lewis. We seek to: honor families and communities, provide urgent and sustainable support, address the direct and collateral consequences of racism and its intersection with other forms of oppression, provide education and training that empowers all through the .

SUPPORT OCEANSIDE COLLIEGANT ACADAMY FOOTBALL PROGRAM

IS AN ORGANIZATION FOR POSITIVE COMMUNITY ACTION BY IMPLEMENTING PROGRAMS THAT ARE BENEFICIAL TO OUR LATINO COMMUNITY.

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

RTB serves as a community liaison that bridges Black entrepreneurs with reputable resources to infiltrate generational wealth and capital in the black community.

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.

THE PURPOSE OF FOUNDATION IS TO SUPPORT BLACK WOMEN WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO EXPAND THEIR INNER CAPACITY TO HEAL, DREAM, CREATE, AND ACTUALIZE AS THEIR HIGHER SELVES. FOUNDATION IS HEALING THE DIASPORA BY CENTERING THE SPIRITUAL AND INTELLECTUAL AUTHORITY OF BLACK WOMEN.

Providing business development experts and case manager to assist minority business owners grow their businesses including through collaborations and conventions. Provide grant funds to Black and minority business owners. Connect minority businesses to venture and other capital opportunities.

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

and Academic support

PROVIDES FUNDING FOR LIFE-CHANGING AND LIFE-SAVINGS SERVICES TO BLACK MOTHERS IN NEED.

PROVIDING PROGRAMMING AND EVENTS TO RESIDENTS IN WESTERN MICHIGAN FOR THE PURPOSE OF SHARING AND EXPRESSING AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURE. ALSO, THIS ORGANIZATION IS WORKING TOWARD PLACING AN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL IN GRAND RAPIDS, MI.

PRODUCE 4TH OF JULY RODEO AND CELEBRATION

SUPPORT INDIGENOUS PASTORS AND CHURCHES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR CHILDREN OF AMERICAN MILITARY, LAW ENFORCEMENT, and FIRST RESPONDER PERSONNEL WHO HAVE BEEN KILLED OR DISABLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY, AND TO ASSIST THESE CHILDREN IN OBTAINING A DEGREE TO PURSUE A PROFESSIONAL CAREER IN THE AERONAUTICAL SCIENCES INDUSTRY. THE ORGANIZATION UTILIZES AN AVIATION-THEMED TUTORING PROGRAM TO PROMOTE THE STUDY AND MASTERY OF BASIC MATHEMATICS, SCIENCE, AND ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS. THE ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS THE VISIONS OF OTHER ORGANIZATIONS WITH PARALLEL MISSIONS AND GOALS. BY PROMOTING THE POSITIVE ROLE MODELS WHO BUILD THE AMERICAN AVIATION INDUSTRY AND THE OPPORTUNITIES AFFORDED TO THEM AS AMERICANS, WE PROVIDE EXAMPLES OF WHAT YOUNG AMERICANS CAN DO WHEN THEY DIRECT THEIR TALENTS, INTELLIGENCE, KNOWLEDGE, AND PERSEVERANCE TO A GOAL REGARDLESS OF THEIR SOCIAL OR FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES.

Education resources

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR PROJECTS THAT PROVIDE OPPORTUNITY IN EDUCATION, NUTRITION, SANITATION AND HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE IN GUATEMALA AND NEPAL. TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO AND ON BEHALF OF SMALL AND START-UP HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS

THE IS A 501 (C)(3) NONPROFIT WHOSE MISSION IS TO FOCUS ON THE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF THE MINORITY COMMUNITY THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP. WE WORK TO END CYCLES OF POVERTY, ELIMINATE GENERATIONAL WEALTH GAPS, AND BUILD SELF-RELIANCE THROUGH SMALL OWNERSHIP. WE ARE A SMALL AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT EDUCATION RESOURCE COMMITTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND EMPOWERMENT OF THE LATINO / HISPANIC, AND OTHER UNDERSERVED, COMMUNITIES. WE SUPPORT EXISTING AND NEW MINORITY ENTREPRENEURS AND SMALL OWNERS IN BECOMING SELF-RELIANT AND BUILDING WEALTH.

Mentoring and Community Education

MISSIONS PROMOTING AID TO INDIGENOUS PASTORS FOR THEOLOGICAL EDUCATION, CHURCH PLANTING, EVANGELISM, AND LOCAL MINISTRIES. ARES OF ARE PRIMARILY PORTUGUESE AND SPANISH SPEAKING COUNTRIES INCLUDING BRAZIL, COLUMBIA, ECUADOR, GUINEA BISSAU. SOME ARES LACK WRITTEN LANGUAGE. FORM 990, PART IV, LINE 14A: HAS A 1099 MISC INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR (MISSIONARY). HE AND HIS FAMILY SERVE OUT OF FORTALEZA, BRAZIL. HE IS A U S CITIZEN BASED IN LAKELAND, FLORIDA, AND IS LICENSED MARRIAGE and FAMILY THERAPIST TO INDIGENOUS PASTORS and THEIR CONGREANTS WHILE DEVELOPING BIBLICAL COUNSELING FOR TRIBES IN THE AMAZON. FORM 990 PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 2: THE ABOVE MENTIONED 1099 MISC INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR IS THE SON OF AN OFFICER and DIRECTOR. HE IS NOT LISTED ANYWHERE ELSE IN THE FILING, AS HE IS NOT AN OFFICER, DIRECTOR OR TRUSTEE AND DOES NOT MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF A KEY EMPLOYEE.

THE ASSOCIATION, INC. (BESLA) WAS FORMED TO PROVIDE SEMINARS, CONFERENCES EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS ON TOPICS OF INTEREST TO ATTORNEYS LAW STUDENTS SPECIALIZING IN THE INDUSTRIES. BESLA MEMBERS ARE ATTORNEYS FROM LEADING LAW FIRMS, IN-HOUSE COUNSEL FROM MAJOR , NEW MEDIA, AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, SOLO PRACTITIONERS, LAW SCHOOL PROFESSORS, BUSINESS EXECUTIVES IN THE MUSIC, , CABLE BROADCAST TELEVISION, FILM, VIDEO GAME, TOURING, MARKETING BRANDING, PUBLISHING INDUSTRIES, INCLUDING FINANCIERS, AGENTS, MANAGERS. MEMBERSHIP IS ALSO EXTENDED TO LAW STUDENTS, PART OF OUR PROGRAMMING IS SPECIFICALLY TARGETED TO THEIR TRAINING GROWTH THROUGH SEMINARS, MENTORING SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. THE ORGANIZATION HAS A NETWORK OF 2,000 SUPPORTERS THROUGHOUT THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES, EUROPE THE CARIBBEAN.

brings race and class to the forefront of transportation, land use, and housing policies to create a Bay Area where low-income people of color can live in just and connected neighborhoods.

PROMOTION AND ADVANCEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING, SCIENTIFIC PRACTICE AND ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE IN ORDER TO ENHANCE THE OVERALL WELL BEING OF LATINA/O POPULATIONS WITH MEMBER PARTICIPATION AND EDUCATION.CONFERENCE TO PROMOTE AND CARRY-OUT THE PURPOSE

EMPOWERING LATINO STUDENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES FROM EARLY CHILDHOOD TO COLLEGE THROUGH HOLISTIC ACADEMIC, LEADERSHIP, AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.

Equipping and training indigenous youth as Christian leaders in both foreign and domestic churches, non-profit organizations, orphanages, and schools.

MUA) is a grassroots organization of Latina immigrant women with a double mission of promoting personal transformation and building community power for social and economic justice.

TO SPREAD THE GOSPEL TO ALL NATIONS AND ALL TRIBES AS COMMANDED IN THE BIBLE, SO THAT OTHERS CAN EXPERIENCE THE LOVE OF JESUS

CHRISTIAN MINISTRY SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT

Providing scholorships help non-profits

THROUGH THE HIGHEST-QUALITY, HOLISTIC , WE EQUIP YOUTH TO BE LEADERS IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF BLACK AMERICANS AND INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO UNDERREPRESENTED BLACK CONSTITUENCIES, USING THE INTERNET AS A LOBBYING AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOL.

To promote and financial literacy for low-income people, people of color, and those who live in economically depressed areas.

IMPROVE THE WELL-BEING THE LATINOS IN STATE

To promote preservation Mayan language and cultural heritage Providing grants to indigenous teachers

The mission of CSEE is to perpetuate the wisdom, culture, practice, and traditional ways of life of Indigenous people worldwide.

SINCE 1996, THE , INC. (NLYF) HAS DEDICATED ITSELF TO HELPING DISADVANTAGED , ESPECIALLY NATIVE AMERICANS, BY DEVELOPING, PROMOTING AND SPONSORING PROGRAMS AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT FOSTER SELF-ESTEEM, LEADERSHIP QUALITIES AND SKILLS, AMD ENCOURAGING TO BE POSITIVE ASSETS TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. SINCE 2003, OVER 5,000 AND OVER 200 ADULT ADVISORS WERE TRAINED THROUGH TWO CAPSTONE PROGRAMS, NATION BUILDING FOR NATIVE (NBNY)SUMMER LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE AND THE NEW EXTRAORDINARY TRANSCENDENT LEADERSHIP PROGRAM(NExT)

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