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101		GRANTS PASS, OR
102		Humble, TX
103		Houston, TX
104		STAFFORD, TX
105		CLEARWATER, FL
106		San Diego, CA
107		San Francisco, CA
108		Visalia, CA
109		OAKLAND, CA
110		MIAMI, FL
111		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
112		GRAPEVINE, TX
113		Fresno, CA
114		GLENDORA, CA
115		TOPEKA, KS
116		NOGALES, AZ
117		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
118		DOUGLAS, WY
119		San Franciscoo, CA
120		SALT LAKE CITY, UT
121		FEDERAL WAY, WA
122		Seattle, WA
123		San Benito, TX
124		SANTA BARBARA, CA
125		SAN DIEGO, CA
126		ANAHEIM, CA
127		Carlsbad, CA
128		GREAT FALLS, MT
129		Bellaire, TX
130		LA GRANGE, TX
131		Frisco, TX
132		Auburn, WA
133		PORTLAND, OR
134		BOYNTON BEACH, FL
135		Tallahassee, FL
136		COLUMBIA, MO
137		OWENSVILLE, MO
138		Warrensburg, MO
139		Richardson, TX
140		PHOENIX, AZ
141		FLOWER MOUND, TX
142		AURORA, CO
143		Saint Louis, MO
144		PORTLAND, OR
145		HOUSTON, TX
146		SAN DIEGO, CA
147		Miami, FL
148		DANVILLE, CA
149		BERKELEY, CA
150		Austin, TX

PROVIDES SUPPORT AND SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE MAKING THE TRANSITION FROM INCARCERATION TO PRODUCTIVE CITIZENSHIP.

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encourages, collaborates, and leverages resources with kindred spirit partners who help the hungry, the thirsty, the sick, the homeless, refugees, fire and violence victims, at-risk students in schools and apartments, and the ex-offender in re-entry.

NAU), IS AN INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING, COMMITTED TO PROVIDING A NURTURING ENVIRONMENT FOR THE SYSTEMATIC PURSUIT OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE, PROFESSIONAL AND PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT, RESPONSIBLE CITIZENSHIP, AND GLOBAL CULTURAL COMPETENCY. THE AIMS TO ACHIEVE THESE GOALS THROUGH INSTRUCTION, SCHOLARLY INQUIRY, FREE DISCUSSION AND DISSEMINATION OF IDEAS, AND CREATIVE ACTIVITY.

TO PREPARE RECENT WORKING IMMIGRANTS TO PARTICIPATE FULLY IN THE ECONOMIC LIFE OF THE COMMUNITY THROUGH A PROGRAM OF SMALL LOANS, MATCHED SAVINGS, MENTORING, AND FINANCIAL EDUCATION.

THE MISSION THE IS TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO REFUGEES WHO HAVE BEEN SUBJECTED TO RELIGIOUS, RACIAL AND ECONOMIC PERSECUTION AND HAVE BEEN FORCED FROM THEIR HOMELAND AS INTERNATIONAL RELIGIOUS/POLITICAL REFUGEES. THE GOAL IS TO ASSIST THEM IN BECOMING PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS THE UNITED STATES AMERICA.

For more than five decades, has challenged the systemic causes of poverty and racial discrimination by strengthening community voices in policy and achieving tangible legal victories advancing education, housing, transportation equity, and climate justice. We spur change through collaboration with grassroots groups representing low-income communities, people of color and immigrants, combined with strategic policy reform, media advocacy, and litigation.

TO PROMOTE GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND ENCOURAGE COMMUNITY SERVICE AND HIGH ETHICAL STANDARDS IN PUBLIC WORKS AND PRIVATE ENDEAVORS.

provides bilingual, culturally-sensitive aid, education, and advocacy for low-income residents of the bay area, particularly monolingual Spanish-speaking immigrants.

CONDUCT MEETINGS FOR MEMBERS TO DISSIMINATE INFORMATION REGARDING THE ADMINISTRATION OF LAW PERTAINING TO , NATIONALITY, AND NATURALIZATION.

CPA ORGANIZES WORKING CLASS IMMIGRANT ADULTS AND YOUTH TO INCREASE THEIR VOICES THROUGH SOCIAL JUSTICE DIRECT ACTION CAMPAIGNS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT. OUR WORK WITHIN OUR TENANT WORKER CENTER AND YOUTH ORGANIZING WORK ALLOWS OUR MEMBER/LEADERS TO LEARN ABOUT AND ENGAGE IN ISSUES MOST EFFECTING OUR COMMUNITY.

ADMIT, MAKE PASS FREEMASONS ACCORDING TO THE CONSTITUTION/LAWS, EDITS THE GR LODGEADVANCE THE MORAL SOCIAL INTERESTS ITS MEMBERS FOSTER GOOD CITIZENSHIP, HONEST INDUSTRY/UPRIGHT LIVINGASSIST WIDOWS

The mission of the is to empower underrepresented communities through immigration services, equitable educational opportunities, social justice.

TO PROVIDE BASIC AID AND SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE TO ORPHANAGES, REFUGEES AND THE POOR OF ASIA.

TO SPREAD PEACE IN A HURTING WORLD BY SUPPORTING MANY CAUSES AROUND THE GLOBE. THE FOCUS OF THE MANY PROJECTS ARE PRIMARILY ON HUMANITARIAN AID AND ENVIRONMENTAL INITIATIVES, INCLUDING RELIEF FOR REFUGEES AROUND THE WORLD, LGBTQ RIGHTS ADVOCACY, A NETWORK OF ORPHANAGES AND SAFE HAVENS, AND CONSERVATION EFFORTS IN THE RAINFORESTS OF PERU AND BRAZIL.

PROMOTE HUMANE, JUST AND WORKABLE MIGRATION THROUGH: DIRECT HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE AND HOLISTIC ACCOMPANIMENT OF MIGRANTS; EDUCATION AND ENCOUNTER BETWEEN MIGRANTS AND OTHERS THAT TRANSFORMS PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES TOWARDS SOLIDARITY WITH MIGRANTS; POLICY ADVOCACY IN MEXICO AND THE US.

PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CHILDREN OF MIGRANT WORKERS BY STRATEGICALLY BUILDING CENTERS IN THE HEART OF MIGRANT NEIGHBORHOODS. THESE CENTERS PROVIDE VARIOUS PROGRAMS TO BRIDGE THE GAPS IN EDUCATION AND ACCESS TO THE LABOR MARKETS.

TO FOSTER AMATEUR SPORTS COMPETITION, SPECIFICALLY TO ENCOURAGE SPORTSMANSHIP, CHARACTER, CITIZENSHIP AND A SPIRIT COMPETITION AMONG WYOMING PARTICIPANTS, WHILE MAINTAINING STANDARDS IN EDUCATION, CREATING OPPORTUNITIES FOR FAMILY BONDING, EXPOSING THE PUBLIC TO A POSITIVE IMAGE , AND PRESERVING AND PROMOTING WESTERN HERITAGE, AND PERFORM ALL ACTS NECESSARY TO ENCOURAGE THE DEVELOPMENT IN THE STATE WYOMING AND ITS PARTICIPANTS.

The mission of the is to enrich civic life in by delivering -interest journalism to broad and diverse audiences through print and interactive media not supported by advertising. The is a nonprofit, noncommercial news organization that publishes independent -interest journalism about under-covered topics, with a focus on under-served audiences. Online, in a quarterly newspaper and on community radio station KSFP-FM, we offer local investigative and solutions reporting. Coverage areas include environmental protection, housing affordability, health, transportation safety, homeless services, digital privacy, immigration and elections.

assists refugees, asylum seekers, and immigrants from all nations to achieve self-reliance in our community, and economic empowerment. We have programs that span both capacity building and customized service and advocacy.

OUR MISSION IS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH ACCESS AND OUTCOMES FOR THE UNDERSERVED, ULIMITED ENGLISH PROFICIENCY IMMIGRANTS WITH A VISION THAT THE PERSONS WHO TAKES CARE OF OTHERS EXPERIENCE THE MOST POWERFUL FORM OF EQUITY.

Serve orphans, elderly, refugees and the poor.

To operate human service programs that respond to the needs of the homeless population, in particular immigrants and asylum seekers.

TO PROVIDE EQUAL JUSTICE AND DUE PROCESs FOR IMMIGRANTS

CULTIVATES GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP THROUGH SERVICE EXPERIENCES IN WORKING TOWARD A BETTER WORLD.

THE CORPORATION IS FORMED PRIMARILY TO RECEIVE GIFTS, GRANTS, CONTRIBUTIONS AND MEMBERSHIP FEES FOR USE IN THE ENCOURAGEMENT AND DEVELOPMENT OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND SOUND CHARACTER AMOUNG YOUTH

Providingfinancialaid,transportation,educationopportunities,healthcareresources,etc.totheLostBoysofSudanandotherneedyrefugees.

AWARDS TO HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

To promote education and medical care of needy and disadvantaged in poor areas in poor countries in Africa. We also support donation drives for shelters and refugees in America.

THE FOUNDATION PROMOTES AND SUPPORTS YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IN LEADERSHIP, VOCATIONAL SKILLS, CRITICAL THINKING, SOCIAL SKILLS AND CITIZENSHIP.

To provide funding for the NGO that delivers social aid to refugees in the Middle East and North Africa region.

The helps refugees, asylees, and low-income individuals achieve economic self-sufficiency. The accomplishes this by providing business capital and technical assistance. Formed in 2011 and associated with the Diocese of Olympia, NRF is an independent 501(c)3.

PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, PRIMARILY FOCUSING ON IMMIGRATION RELATED ACTIVITIES.

OUR MISSION IS TO OVERCOME AND POVERTY AMONG CHILDREN AND FAMILIES HERE AND ABROAD REFUGEES AND HANDICAPS PEOPLE CHRISTIAN EDUCATION REFUGEE RESETLEMENT OUR PROGRAM IS TO UPLIFT POOR HEAL SICK EDUCATE HILL INFORMED AND RESTORE LIVES PHYSICALLY MENTALLY AND SPIRITUALLY JESUS-CHRIST.

SEA provides emergency food supplies, medical care and shelter to refugees and displaced persons and other needy and oppressed people and groups in Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia and elsewhere.

CARE FOR INDIGENTS REFUGEES TRAINING FOR NATIONAL TEACHERS, MILATARY PHYSICIANS MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN TRAUMA PSYCHOLOGY.

CREATE and FOSTER A SPIRIT UNDERSTANDING AMONG PEOPLE; PROMOTE THE PRINCIPLES GOOD GOVT and CITIZENSHIP; BE ACTIVE IN CIVIC, CULTERAL, SOCIAL and MORAL WELFARE COMMUNITY; UNITE MEMBERS; PROVIDE FORUM FOR OPEN DISCUSSION ALL MATTERS PUBLIC INTEREST; ENCOURAGE SERVICE

TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS AND THE HIGHEST IDEALS OF MANHOOD, BROTHERHOOD, AND CITIZENSHIP ACCORDING TO THE PRINCIPLES OF THE .

mission of is to provide general education and acculturation services that help meet practical needs of refugees and to share with them gospel of Jesus Christ

IT IS THE MISSION OF THE ADAC TO ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF OUR UNDOCUMENTED IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES.

PROVIDE RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES PROMOTING CITIZENSHIP AND IMPROVING THE LIVES OF YOUTH IN THE COMMUNITY. PROGRAMS DEVELOP COMMUNITIES BY BUILDING A FOUNDATION FOR LEADERSHIP, SPORTSMANSHIP, HEALTHY LIVING, AND CHANGING LIVES. FAMILITIES DEVELOP LIFE DEFINING RELATIONSHIPS.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO REFUGEES, IMMIGRANTS, AND THOSE FROM UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES IN THE DENVER METRO AREA WHO DESIRE TO OWN OR STRENGTHEN BUSINESSES, DEVELOP WEALTH, AND EMPOWER THEMSELVES FINANCIALLY.

The MICA is a organization committed to working with low-income immigrants to overcome barriers to justice. The MICA utilizes legal services, organizing, advocacy, education to promote the voice human dignity of communities.

HELPS REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS, IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR RECEIVING COMMUNITIES THRIVE WITH FREE, HIGH QUALITY ONLINE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES IN MANY LANGUAGES.

TO SUPPORT ONE ANOTHER, LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS AND THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH WE SERVE. STRIVE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY INTERACTING WITH OUR COMMUNITY THROUGH VARIOUS EVENTS AND PROGRAMS, PROMOTING GOOD CITIZENSHIP, AND PRESENTING POSITIVE ROLE MODELS FOR THE YOUTH OF OUR COMMUNITY PROVIDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND RELIEF TO FIRST RESPONDERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

ECSSD is a non-profit organization established to provide support services to immigrants in the sunny area. It was established with the understanding that our needs a place where Ethiopians can come to have someone listen to their concerns and seek help if they are in need. We are building our capacity to help immigrants get into public housing, shelters, employment, counseling, translation of important documents, support with travel documents, interpreting services for those with limited English, and counseled with health, legal and immigration issues. ECSSD also understands that during unexpected emergencies and accidents that result in the death of a member, a more organized can either have ready funds to dealt with the emergency or have the organizational means to respond in a timely manner. In addition, ECSSD promotes social and cultural awareness and active citizenship by organizing social gatherings and celebr

TO PROMOTE GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES IN DESERVING, AT RISK AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED RESIDENTS THROUGH THE ATTAINTMENT OF HIGHER OPPORTUNITIES

The vision for is to enable the children of migrant farm workers to complete high school in order to be college and career ready.

provides legal services to low-income people in the United States and is the first nonprofit organization whose primary mission is to represent immigrants in removal proceedings, with a special focus on clients who have criminal records (cont p2)

equips and empowers people to live lives of service and justice. does this through hosting service and justice learning trips across country. Each trip gives participants skills to address root causes of injustices and to connect with and support their neighbors in relational, sustainable and dignity-affirming ways in their own communities. Trips cover topics such as hunger relief, refugee and immigrant welcome, eco-justice and creation care, race and reconciliation, homelessness and housing justice, disaster relief and effects of poverty on children.

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