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151		BENTONVILLE, AR
152		SACRAMENTO, CA
153		Chattanooga, TN
154		ORANGE CITY, FL
155		PORTLAND, OR
156		San Francisco, CA
157		Oakland, CA
158		LOS ANGELES, CA
159		Los Angeles, CA
160		DENTON, TX
161		Portland, OR
162		WALNUT, CA
163		Erie, CO
164		Nashville, TN
165		HOUSTON, TX
166		Cordova, TN
167		SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA
168		IMPERIAL, CA
169		Vashon, WA
170		La Mirada, CA
171		NIWOT, CO
172		HELOTES, TX
173		ELM MOTT, TX
174		SANTA MONICA, CA
175		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
176		ALBUQUERQUE, NM
177		PHOENIX, AZ
178		Pigeon Forge, TN
179		Oakland, CA
180		Boonville, CA
181		PIGGOTT, AR
182		SHREVEPORT, LA
183		MCMINNVILLE, OR
184		ST PETERSBURG, FL
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188		Boulder, CO
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190		San Diego, CA
191		Tiller, OR
192		Kennesaw, GA
193		Albuquerque, NM
194		Lawrenceville, GA
195		KANSAS CITY, KS
196		Atlanta, GA
197		SANTA FE, NM
198		RIVERVIEW, FL
199		DENVER, CO
200		AURORA, CO

FREE PUBLIC PRESENTING INFORMATION AND AMERICANS and ARTIFACTS

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

PRESERVE CULTURE HISTORY AND SITES

TO EDUCATE AND TRAIN LATIN AMERICAN CHURCH

TO PROVIDE CULTURALLY APPROPRIATE EDUCATION, PHYSICAL and MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT TO INDIANS, ALASKA NATIVES, AND OTHER VULNERABLE PEOPLE.

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.

The mission of the , . (NAHC) is to provide medical care, dental treatment, mental , counseling and social services, and youth services.

TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO STUDENTS

The Latino Leaders (CALL) is a national organization dedicated to the growth and spiritual formation the Latino leaders this country in their knowledge and understanding the faith.

TO MAKE COLLEGE A REALITY FOR YOUTH OF DESCENT GRADUATING FROM ISD SCHOOLS.

DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING DISPARITIES AFFECTING LATINAS AND LATINOS THROUGH LEADERSHIP, COLLABORATION AND ADVOCACY.

USA is a national grassroots social justice network dedicated to the fundamental human rights of and their communities focusing on ending violence and stigma through education community building and advocacy. SWOP is committed to the safety autonomy and human rights of people in the trade and stands in solidarity with the many social justice movements intersectional to our own including but not limited to Black Lives Matter disability rights drug and immigration reform gender equality and the LGBTQ movement and the rights of the working class.

The purpose of the BRE is to support the education of our children by fostering relationships among the school, parents and teachers. The will assist and improve communication, academic achievement, and the unity of BRE and the community.

To support the education, health and well being of underserved tribal families in India.

EDUCATE LATINOS ABOUT ISLAM IN THE SPANISH LANGUAGE USING MULTIMEDIA PRODUCTS AND SERVICES.

Provide aid and education to indigenous tribal people

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY

The mission of is to empower Latinas through leadership development, community service and advocacy.

promotes economic independence and opportunity for artisan women in indigenous Quechua communities in Peru.

The (The ) is a pioneering 501(c)(3) organization that is fueled by a profound commitment to building greater capacity in emerging and existing Latino leaders the purpose of transforming the church, community, and campus through education, , and research. Through community partnerships and direct services, we inspire transformation within those in the community who have so long been marginalized and subject to a myriad of barriers that prevent them from achieving their full potential.

THE CORPORATION PROVIDES SUPPORT, ENCOURAGEMENT AND FUNDING FOR AND ALL MEDIUMS OF ARTISTIC EXPRESSION IN THE AREA, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PERFORMANCE ART, PAINTING, SCULPTURE, WEAVING, QUILTING, MUSIC, DANCE, MOVEMENT, DRAMA, ORAL INTERPRETATION, STORYTELLING, ORAL EXPRESSION, CREATIVE WRITING, LOCAL HISTORY, NATIVE AMERICAN HISTORY, AND WESTERN AMERICAN HISTORY.

ICDIprovidesfundingandsupportforlong-termcommunitydevelopmentforunder-servedpeopleinunder-developedcountriesthroughcommunity-levelsolutionsforphysical,spiritualandemotionalneedsofpeopleinthecommunities.

OUR GOAL IS TO OFFER INFORMATION AND TEACH SKILLS PERTAINING AND ESSENTIAL TO A LIFESTYLE, SUCH AS AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES, FOOD PREPARATION AND PRESERVATION, AND TRADITIONAL CRAFT SKILLS SUCH AS WOODWORKING, POTTERY, BLACKSMITHING, VARIOUS FIBERCRAFTS, ETC.

The primary mission is to uplift the quality of life of the under-privileged in the United States and India and integrate them into mainstream society by: 1. Providing education and thus raise their self-esteem2. Assisting academically bright and economically underprivileged students in rural and tribal areas continue and complete their higher education by providing basic facilities like lodging, boarding, books etc., irrespective of caste, creed, region and religion.3. Rehabilitating the physically and mentally challenged4. Providing vocational training and thus enabling them to become self-sufficient.5. Mental and physical health of our senior citizens

TO EDUCATE NATIVE AMERICANS TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE.

TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, SERVICES, RESOURCES AND INFORMATION, AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TO LOW INCOME LATINOS IN NEW MEXICO.

EMPOWERING ARIZONAS LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES, ESPECIALLY MEMBERS OF THE LARGE AND DIVERSE LATINO AND IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES, TO OVERCOME EFFECTS OF SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC INJUSTICE.

is founded to research and demonstrate evolving concepts and technologies through a living laboratory of resilient communities which embody a healthy balance of human, animal, environmental and economic needs.

re-engineers the way BIPOC * from marginalized communities experience STEM by catalyzing out-of- school time STEM educators and STEM professionals into equity educators and advo- cates through training and curricula that promote access, belonging and persistence

Maintaining and improving the community park; planned cultural event (canceled due to inclement weather), submitted grant to help Latinos in establish a strong voice in local decisions; sponsored Land Symposium event.

MUSEUM - TO INCLUDE EXHIBITS OF MINERAL NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACTS.

was established to provide scholarships, grants, other financial support to students attending public Historically Black College University in the state of Louisiana. is organized will be operated exclusively for charitable educational purposes.

ADVOCATES FOR LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT.

CHARITABLE PURPOSE IS PRESERVATION OF NATURE WILDLIFE, THE PRESERVATION MEMORIALIZATION OF HISTORY CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE TO NATIVE AMERICANS.

TO PROVIDE A PLACE DEDICATED TO PROMOTING EMPLOYMENT, PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND IMPROVING IMAGE OF LATINOS (AND ALL UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES) IN ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY.

TO DELIVER AFFORDABLE CAPITAL AND RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS (SEE SCH. O FOR CONTINUATION) TO UNDERSERVED ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES, WITH A SPECIAL FOCUS ON LOW-INCOME PEOPLE, PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND WOMEN.

PROMOTE THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE LATINO COMMUNITY.

PROMOTORES VERDES: OUR FLAGSHIP EDUCATION PROGRAM ADVANCING A CULTURE OF OUTDOORRECREATION, CONSERVATION, AND PUBLIC HEALTH ANCHORED IN NATURE EXPERIENCES AND ASUSTAINABLE OUTDOORS ECONOMY THROUGH ANNUAL LATINO ECO FESTIVAL(ALEF), SUMMER YOUTH ENVIRONMENTAL

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO THE FAMILIES OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE

PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGE BO8UND FINE ARTS STUDENTS and SPREADING CULTURAL AWARENESS OF GOSPEL MUSIC NEGRO SPIRITUALS, BLUES AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS TO MUSIC.

SURCP is a based 501(C)(3) collaborative dedicated to social and economic revitalization of the communities located in the river basin geographical area. Our mission is to develop a local workforce, business opportunities and family wage jobs in cooperation with Tribal governments,Federal and State agencies. SURCP facilitates collaborative aquatic and terrestrial based restoration and based projects with Federal agencies, regional stakeholders and members on public and private lands. We are recognized as one of 24 Oregon collaboratives focused on resolving the complex social and ecological challenges facing southern Oregon counties located in and around Federally managed forest lands. We also facilitate citizen science based projects that promote health, education and job opportunities with a nexus associated with restoration ecology.

MISSION IS TO OFFER PREVENTIVE FAMILY SERVICES AND EQUIPT LATINOS WITH TOOLS, RESOURCES AND SKILLS THEY NEED TO MOVE FROM CRISIS TO THRIVING.

is a community driven partnership working toward equity through loving service. We value the indigenous wisdom and knowledge of our communities.

is a missions organization that trains and mobilizes native African missionaries to reach the unreached tribes of Africa.

STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES and IMPROVING LIVES OF LATINOS and OTHERS THROUGH EDUCATION, SOCIAL, and ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES

ITSMF increases the representation of Black professionals at levels in , to impact organizational innovation and growth. We do this by developing and nurturing these dynamic leaders through enrichment of the mind.

PROVIDE NATIVE AMERICAN EDUCATION AND OTHER RELATED SERVICES

TO HELP IMPROVE THE LIVES OF LATIN AND SOUTH AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES, WHILE MAINTAINING AND RESPECTING THEIR TRADITIONS, CULTURE AND BELIEFS.

TO EMPOWER THE TRIBAL CHURCH IN THE AMAZON RIVER AND LOWLAND REGIONS OF SOUTH AMERICA TO SPREAD THE GREAT COMMISSION WITH THE TRIBES OF THE REGION TO THE GLORY OF JESUS CHRIST.

EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT

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