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51		Raleigh, NC
52		ST HELENA IS, SC
53		LEXINGTON, SC
54		Virginia Beach, VA
55		Grand Island, NE
56		LINCOLN, NE
57		WAYNE, NE
58		Herndon, VA
59		FAIFAX, VA
60		GREENSBORO, NC
61		Charlotte, NC
62		REHOBOTH BCH, DE
63		AKRON, OH
64		CABINS, WV
65		CONCORD, NC
66		WASHINGTON, DC
67		WAUPUN, WI
68		Washington, DC
69		Clinton, MD
70		SILVER SPRING, MD
71		ARLINGTON, VA
72		SOUTH BOSTON, VA
73		FREDERICKSBURG, VA
74		MIDDLE RIVER, MD
75		Washington, DC
76		COLUMBUS, OH
77		CHARLOTTE, NC
78		Asheville, NC
79		WINSTONSALEM, NC
80		CHAPEL HILL, NC
81		NEWARK, DE
82		LOUISVILLE, KY
83		HOLLAND, MI
84		Fargo, ND
85		EVANSTON, IL
86		Washington, DC
87		BETHESDA, MD
88		MCLEAN, VA
89		NAZARETH, PA
90		ANN ARBOR, MI
91		SAINT PAUL, MN
92		GOSHEN, IN
93		ELK GROVE VLG, IL
94		ZEELAND, MI
95		Rock Hill, SC
96		WASHINGTON, DC
97		COON RAPIDS, IA
98		DOVER, DE
99		SAINT CLOUD, MN
100		Chicago, IL

is a religiously non-restrictive christian organization with a holistic approach to helping orphans, focusing on empowering orphans and vulnerable children to be able to provide for themselves. utilizes a community-based model for empowerment that was developed in Africa. The program is a developmental approach where orphaned and vulnerable children identify and overcome the obstacles preventing them from living life in all its fullness. Through , orphans access the knowledge and resources needed to improve ther well-being and overcome poverty.

The primary exempt purpose of the and , Inc. is to provide the educational, referral, and financial assistance necessary to prevent the loss of the ancestral homes and of people of African descent; empower peoples of African descent to independently sustain long-term ownership of their property for present and future generations; strengthen Black families; and to promote global unity.

promotes and protects human rights people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and actively supports their full inclusion and participation in community throughout their lifetimes.

provides community services and community development to empower disadvantaged groups through education, humanitarian aid and economic empowerment.

purpose of ( "organization") is to provide diverse opportunities for families and individuals to experience meaningful community based in principles and practices of Nonviolent Communication (NVC). programming of (OBC) is grounded in principals of Nonviolent Communication (NVC) as developed by Marshall B. Rosenberg PhD., and offers an immersive learning experience in compassionate communication, using a clear and specific set of tools to support effective communication and conflict resolution. Each of our events is facilitated by Trainers certified with Center for Nonviolent Communication. Family HEART Camp (FHC) and weekend camp (OBC): Our camp programing is designed to equip families with skills to better resolve conflicts, and build more long-lasting, meaningful family connections. We provide opportunities for adults and youth to learn NVC in settings that are highly conducive to their specific age, learning

ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING THE IN CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS AND PROVIDING ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS IN NEED.

THE MISSION OF IS TO ELIMINATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, MEN, AND CHILDREN THROUGH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION, SOCIAL ACTION, AND SUPPORT

seeks to empower divorced or widowed through education

TO PROVIDE EDUCATION, PROJECT MANAGEMENT FACILITATION and HUMANITARIAN AID and RELIEF THE POOR and DISTRESSED REFUGEES IN SYRIA AND SURROUNDING AREAS

TheDownSyndromeNetworkofGreaterGreensboroiscommittedtoenrichingthelivesofindividualswithDownSyndromebyconnectingwithnewfamilies,providingsocialandeducationalopportunitiesforourmembers,andpromotingawarenessandinclusionofindividualswithDownSyndromeinourcommunity.

We desire to uplift and inspire youth through community outreach. This is accomplished by providing scholarships and youth services for children between the ages of 12 and 18. Our mission is to equip youth in the 21st century with the necessary skills to succeed in life. Our vision at the is to provide youth with the tools and resources needed to be productive and civically responsive citizens. Through community engagement, we desire to make a positive impact in the lives of our program participants by supporting youth through life coaching, mentorship, academic development, and empowerment to foster success and productive citizenship.

The mission of the (RBB) is to provide and promote fellowship and networking opportunities for the Bear and LGBTQ community and to raise funds for local non-profits who assist the general public. Additionally, the RBB also raises money to award scholarships to local high school students who demonstrate commitment to the LGBTQ community and demonstrates respect and inclusion.

WE INSPIRE THE GROWTH EMPOWERMENT OF DIVERSE INDIVIDUALS ON THE SPECTRUM THOSE WITH COGNITIVE/PHYSICAL DISABILITIES THROUGH THEATRE- BASED PROGRAMMING. WE IMAGINE A WORLD WHERE OUR DIVERSE COMMUNITY UNITES TO CELEBRATE ADVOCATE A MORE INCLUSIVE FUTURE SO PEOPLE OF ALL ABILITIES CAN CHOOSE TO NAVIGATE THE STAGE THE WORLD EFFECTIVELY.

Support Evangelism and social justice ministries in the area health, Christian education, and economic empowerment.

TO HELP ACEDEMIC VOCATIONAL TO YOUTH IN REMOTE POOR AREA TO EMPOWER THEM TO BE SELF-SUFFICIANT.

To create environments of trust and support for those impacted by mental health through open dialogue, education, empowerment, and positive change.

THE AND ITS CHAPTERS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP THROUGH CITIZEN AND PROFESSIONAL PLANNERS IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VITAL COMMUNITIES BY ADVOCATING EXCELLENCE IN COMMUNITY , PROMOTING EDUCATION AND CITIZEN EMPOWERMENT, AND PROVIDING THE TOOLS NECESSARY TO EFFECT POSITIVE CHANGE.

The purposes for which Nonviolence (NI) is organized are to provide education and training in nonviolence and conflict resolution, and to encourage and provide services to individuals, groups and governments seeking humane, practical solutions to conflict situations.

Provide programs of social,cultural,and academic to communities,2Foster activities of economic empowerment in distressed neighborhoods,3Promote our Brand,4Nuture futures.

TO CONNECT EXPERIENCED AMERICANS, ESPECIALLY LOW INCOME AND DISADVANTAGED ADULTS, WITH EMPLOYERS IN ALL 50 STATES TO ENSURE A VIBRANT, DIVERSE, AND PRODUCTIVE

TO DEVELOP AND MAINTAIN AN INFORMAL ASSOCIATION OF PEOPLE BANDED TOGETHER, TO GO OUT AS "AMBASSADORS OF RECONCILIATION," MODELING THE PRINCIPLES OF JESUS, BASED ON LOVING GOD AND LOVING OTHERS. TO WORK WITH THE LEADERS OF MANY NATIONS, AND AS THEIR HEARTS ARE TOUCHED, THE POOR, THE OPPRESSED, THE WIDOWS, AND THE YOUTH OF THEIR COUNTRY WILL BE IMPACTED IN A POSITIVE MANNER. YOUTH GROUPS WILL BE DEVELOPED UNDER THE THOUGHTS OF JESUS, INCLUDING LOVING OTHERS AS YOU WANT TO BE LOVED.

TO ELIMINATE THE VIOLENCE OF POVERTY THROUGH ADVOCACY, EMPOWERMENT AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

IS AN ORGANIZATION OF BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL LEADERS WHO PROVIDE HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE.

Provide church and theological education in Caracas and provide humanitarian assistance programs food distribution and medical help

The mission of is to help combat disease and poverty in Lare, Kenya, by providing compassionate and humanitarian assistance toward sustainable and affordable clean water, health care, education and micro-enterprise initiatives.

SEIU DISTRICT 1199 SEEKS TO IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ITS MEMBERS AND SOCIETY AS A WHOLE BY IMPROVING THE WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES AND BENEFITS OF ITS MEMBERS. IT DOES THIS BY REPRESENTING THEM IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS, ARBITRATING LABOR DISPUTES AND ORGANIZING NEW BARGAINING UNITS. SEIU DISTRICT 1199 REPRESENTS APPROXIMATELY 25,000 MEMBERS THROUGHOUT WEST VIRGINIA, KENTUCKY AND OHIO.

HOURS WORKING CONDITIONS and OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES THROUGH ORGANIZATION NEGOTIATIONS and COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR 1,186 MEMBERS.

mission of is to create opportunity from conflict.

IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR HISPANICS/LATINOS THROUGH PROMOTING COMMUNITY INCLUSION, EDUCATION, HEALTH AND MULTICULTURAL UNDERSTANDING.

TO MOBILIZE LOW INCOME COMMUNITIES.

Toprovideeducation,healthcareandeconomicempowermentforchildrenandyoungpeopleinpostwarAfricancountries.

TO STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES AND SCHOOLS BY TRAINING YOUTH AND ADULTS TO BUILD AND SUSTAIN POSITIVE RELATIONSHIPS. WE DO THIS BY PROVIDING LEARNING EXPERIENCES TO REDUCE VIOLENCE, ENHANCE PERSONAL INTEGRITY AND FOSTER MUTUAL RESPECT. THE ORGANIZATION TEACHES CONFLICT RESOLUTION, PEER MEDIATION AND PREJUDICE REDUCTION WHICH USE ALTERNATIVES FOR RESOLVING CONFLICTS THROUGH THE USE AND STUDY OF CREATIVE RESOLUTION METHODS.

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

To improve the self-esteem in adolescent through empowerment of self and service to others.

THE ORGANIZATION WORKS WITH LOCAL LEADERSHIP IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES, PRIMARILY IN HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC, TO PROVIDE ESSENTIAL HEALTH CARE, WHILE CREATING A SELF-SUSTAINING SYSTEM.

TO IMPROVE QUALITY LIFE RETURNING CITIZENS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND COMMUNITIES BY ADDRESSING BROAD RANGE SOCIAL ECONOMIC NEEDS THORUGH STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, POLITICAL ADVOCACY, COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT

THE MISSION OF IS ADVANCING HUMAN RIGHTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, PROMOTING FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION INCLUDING FREEDOM OF BELIEF AND THE FREE FLOW OF INFORMATION, ENSURING QUALITY EDUCATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, PROMOTING JUST, PEACEFUL AND INCLUSIVE SOCIETIES THAT PROTECT DIVERSITY, LEADING PEACE BUILDING EFFORTS IN CONFLICT PREVENTION, SOCIAL COHESION AND COUNTERING VIOLENT EXTREMISM, STRENGTHENING FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ESSENTIAL ACCOUNTABILITY, TRANSPARENCY, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND THE RULE OF LAW, ADVANCING HUMAN RIGHTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, PROMOTING GENDER EQUALITY, ADVANCING DEMOCRATIC VALUES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, ESPECIALLY THOSE IN TRANSITION, ENSURING THE RIGHT TO PRIVACY, DATA PROTECTION AND DATA SECURITY, ENHANCING THE VOICE OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN INTERNET GOVERNANCE AND ADVANCING MULTI-STAKEHOLDERISM AND PROMOTING A SAFE ENVIRONMENT.

THE PHILANTHROPIC FOCUS OF THE IS (A) TO PROMOTE THE WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN WHO ARE UNDERPRIVILEGED AND UNDERREPRESENTED, THROUGH COLLABORATIVE EDUCATIONAL AND HEALTH INITIATIVES AND PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE FUTURE SELF-SUFFICIENCY; (B) TO ASSIST THOSE WHO HAVE LITTLE OR NO VOICE IN SOCIETY THROUGH EMPOWERMENT AND REPRESENTATION; (C) TO AID THOSE THAT IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF INTELLECTUALLY DISABLED INDIVIDUALS AND TO AID THEIR EMPOWERMENT; AND (D) TO USE SCIENCE TO IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH BY ADVANCING NEW DISCOVERY AND HEALTH OUTCOME INITIATIVES.CONSISTENT WITH THE MISSION OF THE WE HAVE ESTABLISHED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN THE HERMANN AND AMALIE PROFESSORSHIP OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND SOCIAL POLICY AT THE GERALD R. FORD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY. THIS POSITION WILL ASSIST THE FORD SCHOOL IN BEING A NATIONAL LEADER IN SOCIAL JUSTICE.

TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO THE INTERNALLY DISPLACED FAMILIES IN BURMA/MYANMAR AND REFUGEES IN BANGLADESH AND SOUTH EAST ASIA WITH FOOD, WATER, SANITATION MATERIALS, SHELTER SUPPLIES, WINTER CLOTHING AND BLANKETS, AND CHILDREN EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS, AND RECRUITING VOLUNTEER TEACHERS.

ENCOURAGES CURIOSITY, AWAKENS JOY, AND CELEBRATES INDIVIDUALITY. WITH A COMMITMENT TO EMPATHY AND INCLUSION, FOUNDATION CREATES AND FUNDS COURAGEOUS LITERARY, VISUAL, PUBLIC, AND OTHER CREATIVE WORKS THAT ADVANCE THIS VISION.

THE IS AN ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO STRENGTHENING THE MINNEAPOLIS- ST.PAUL REGIONS CIVIC INFRASTRUCTURE AND COLLECTIVE CAPACITY TO DISRUPT SYSTEMS AND INFLUENCE MARKET FORCES TO CATALYZE SHARED PROSPERITY AND ADVANCE AN INCLUSIVE ECONOMY.

LIVING THE CREDIT UNION PHILOSOPHY OF PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE, THE MISSION OF THE IS TO MAKE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE LIVES OF THE PEOPLE SERVED BY CREDIT UNION AND IN THE COMMUNITIES IN WHICH WE DO BUSINESS, FOCUSING PRIMARILY ON: - FINANCIAL EDUCATION and ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT - LIFTING UP THOSE IN NEED OR COMMUNITY GIVEBACK - ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE COMMUNITIES SERVED BY CREDIT UNION

Arts Education Job Trades training in Jacmel Haiti

TRAINING EMPOVERISHED WOMEN

IS COMMITTED TO ENDING CYCLICAL POVERTY FOR THOSE WHO ARE FORCIBLY DISPLACED BY PROVIDING OPPORTUNITIES FOR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT, HELPING WITH TRANSITIONING THROUGH EDUCATION, PROVIDING OF BASIC NECESSITIES AND DIRECT ASSISTANCE FOR IMMEDIATE NEEDS. FORCIBLY DISPLACED PEOPLE MAY INCLUDE REFUGEES, ASYLUM SEEKERS, IMMIGRANTS, AND SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING.

THE ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES AND LEADERS, WORKING WITH LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS, AND DEVELOPING NEW APPROACHES THROUGH ACTION-ORIENTED RESEARCH IN THE AREAS OF STABILIZATION, TRANSITION, AND PEACEBUILDING (STP), AND MEDIA, RIGHTS, and DEMOCRACY (MRD). THE ORGANIZATION ALSO WORKS IN THE TECHNICAL AREAS OF RULE OF LAW (ROL) AND ECONOMIC GROWTH AND ENVIRONMENT (EGE) PROGRAMMING.

MISSION IS TO CREATE A THRIVING DOWNTOWN BY NURTURING BUSINESS GROWTH AND IMPROVEMENT THROUGH INCREASED COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT AND INCLUSION WHILE BEING MINDFUL OF THE PAST AND FOCUSING ON THE FUTURE.

TO ALLEVIATE THROUGH THE PROVISION OF EDUCATION, SKILLS TRAINING, and HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE.

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.

TO EMPOWER COMMUNITY TO HELP THE COMMUNITY GROW AND PROSPER

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