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1		WARWICK, NY
2		NEW YORK, NY
3		ROXBURY, MA
4		BROOKLYN, NY
5		PROVIDENCE, RI
6		Barnegat Light, NJ
7		Hamburg, NY
8		CHESTNUT HILL, MA
9		GREEN BAY, WI
10		LEMARS, IA
11		WASHINGTON, DC
12		Madison, WI
13		COUDERSPORT, PA
14		HANOVER, PA
15		PHILADELPHIA, PA
16		SHAKER HTS, OH
17		OMAHA, NE
18		WASHINGTON, DC
19		Ely, MN
20		PITTSBURGH, PA
21		DUQUESNE, PA
22		HARRISVILLE, PA
23		SOUTH BEND, IN
24		Washington, DC
25		BATTLE CREEK, MI
26		ELIZABETHTOWN, KY
27		Cincinnati, OH
28		FRANKLIN, KY
29		Spencer, OH
30		FINDLAY, OH
31		Indianapolis, IN
32		HARTFORD CITY, IN
33		INDIANAPOLIS, IN
34		ROCKFORD, IL
35		Chicago, IL
36		MOLINE, IL
37		Wilmington, DE
38		ALTON, IL
39		SAULT STE MARIE, MI
40		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
41		HAYWARD, WI
42		MILWAUKEE, WI
43		MILWAUKEE, WI
44		FREDONIA, WI
45		MILWAUKEE, WI
46		MILWAUKEE, WI
47		Appleton, WI
48		CHEVY CHASE, MD
49		JANESVILLE, WI
50		Minneapolis, MN

SOCIAL - HUNTING and FISHING

DIRECTLY SUPPORTING GRASSROOTS INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND LEADERS GLOBALLY.

TO DELIVER JOB TRAINING SERVICES AND PROGRAMS THAT AIM TO INCREASE THE ECONOMIC SELF-RELIANCE AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER PEOPLE COLOR THROUGHOUT ITS SERVICE AREA AND TO ADVOCATE FOR THE CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUES THAT CRITICALLY AFFECT THEIR LIVES

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

To help and minority businesses grow and scale.

PROVIDING AN ANNUAL GRANTS TO GRADUATE OF EWING HIGH SCHOOL, EWING NJ

To ensure that all students have the ability to play sports thus learn to operate as a team learn good sportsmanship how to interact with people of all temperements skill levels

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 IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR INDIAN CHILDREN THROUGH COMMUNICATION, TRAINING, AND PUBLIC AWARENESS

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.

TO EMPOWER THE PUERTO RICAN AND THE LATINO COMMUNITY THROUGH ADVOCACY, EDUCATION, AND LEADERSHIP. DEVELOPMENT OF ITS YOUTH. IT ENDEAVORS TO DEVELOP THE INTELLECTUAL ANDCREATIVE CAPACITY OF PUERTO RICAN, LATINO, AND OTHER YOUTH BYMOTIVATING THEM TO BEGIN OR CONTINUE THEIR EDUCATION SO THAT THEY MAYOFFER THEIR TRAINING, SKILL AND DEDICATION TO THE BETTERMENT OF THE COMMUNITY.

The (MBCC) empowers the greater community by growing and sustaining owned businesses through education, advocacy and developing wealth to promote the power and impact owned businesses.

EDUCATION, , PROMOTION OF GOOD SPORTSMENTSHIP, AND NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

The mission of is to glorify God through the reaching of men and women with the Gospel, the training of Christian leaders, and the planting of fundamental churches by teaming up with national missionaries and indigenous national .

IS ORGANIZED FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, AND TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF CONGRESO DE LATINOS UNIDOS, INC. WILL ENGAGE IN ACTIVITIES THAT CONGRESO WOULD OTHERWISE ENGAGE IN ON ITS OWN BEHALF, SUCH AS HOLDING TITLE TO AND MANAGING REAL PROPERTY FOR THE BENEFIT OF CONGRESO.

NON PROFIT NURSING ASSOICATION

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

TO ADVOCATE AS THE UNITED VOICE OF FEDERALLY RECOGNIZED AMERICAN AND ALASKA NATIVE TRIBES.

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TO ASSIST THE PITTSBURGH REGIONS BLACK COMMUNITY IN ACHIEVING SELF-SUSTAINING PRACTICES, THROUGH STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP, COLLECTIVE GIVING, GRANTMAKING AND ADVOCACY.

Part 1 Line 15: $24.00 - Printing, Postage $21.65 - Check order fee Part lll Line 28: $55.00 - Black History Celebration Expenses - February 27, 2021. 5 adults 30 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given. $56.00 - Kwanzza Celebration Expenses - December 26, 2021 - January 1, 2022. 5 adults 25 children. Refreshments, gifts, prizes given.

TO PROMOTE APPRECIATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE PERFORMING AND VISUAL .

IS AN ORGANIZATION THAT IMPLEMENTS PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY LIFE FOR AFRICAN AMERICANS AND OTHER MINORITIES. THEY ALSO WISH TO ENSURE THE FUTURE THEIR COMMUNITIES BY AIMING AN INTENSE NUMBER RESOURCES TOWARD YOUTH.

connects Latinos and others with partners and opportunities to improve lives and create and equitable society.

TO PROMOTE AN INCLUSIVE SOCIETY BY PROVIDING LATINO/HISPANIC FAMILIES WITH OPPORTUNITIES AND RESOURCES THAT LEAD TO INDIVIDUAL AND COMMUNITY TRANSFORMATION.

PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO CHILDREN OF US ARMY VETERANS WHO SERVED HONORABLY IN 11TH ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT WITH PRIORITY TO CHILDREN OR GRANDCHILDREN OF VETERANS WHO PAID ULTIMATE SACRIFICE, WERE WOUNDED IN ACTION OR WERE PRISONERS OF WAR, POW. 2. MAINTAIN AND SHARE WITH ACTIVE DUTY TROOPERS OF 11TH ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT, HISTORY, TRADITIONS AND HONOR OF SERVICE IN CAVALRY OF UNITED STATES ARMY AND 11TH ARMORED CAV. 3. SUPPORT CURRENT TROOPERS AND FAMILY MEMBERS OF 11TH ARMORED CAVALRY REGIMENT WHEREVER NEEDED TO ENSURE THEIR WELCOME INTO COMMUNITY OF REGIMENT.

To preserve and promote music, an indigenous American art form.

TO HIGHLIGHT CULTURAL DIVERSITY IN SIMPSON COUNTY AND TO BE A RESERVOIR FOR COLLECTING DOCUMENTS AND PRESERVING HISTORY.

Youth Athletic Support

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO BLACK SWAMP AREA COUNCIL OF

The mission of , . is to be an effective voice and vehicle for the social and economic advancement of African-Americans.

Promote in Indiana. In 2021 BCEDC continued to market two industrial parks and managed OCRA Small Business Relief Grants for local businesses.

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

TO PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE ETHICAL AND MORAL CHOICES OVER THEIR LIFETIMES BY INSTILLING IN THEM THE VALUES THE SCOUT OATH AND LAW.

USHLI is a National Not-For-Profit organization dedicated to promoting Latino educational attainment, development, civic engagement, and non-partisan voter registration

TO PROVIDE FOR and CARRY ON SUCH ACTIVITIES TO ALLOW THE GROWTH, EXPANSION, and DEVELOPMENT OF , QUAD-CITIES CAMPUS AND OTHER QUAD-CITIES FACILITIES.

TRAINING, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATION

CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION MENTORING, SCHOLARSHIPS, HEALTH PROGRAM AND YOUTH ACTIVITIES.

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.

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 .

EDUCATION OF THE GENERAL COMMUNITY ON THE OF THE VARIOUS CULTURES.

PROVIDE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO CAPITAL INCLUDING DIRECT LENDING; ONE ON ONE INDIVIDUALIZED ASSISTANCE; EDUCATION, AND ASSET BUILDING FINANCIAL AWARENESS EDUCATION WITH AN EMPHASIS ON WOMEN, PEOPLE OF COLOR, LOWER INCOMES, AND VETERANS.

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

A ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS WITH THE GOAL TO ADDRESS THE PROBLEMS AFRICAN AMERICANS. THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE IS TO IMPROVE THE STATUS AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE STATE WI AND ENSURE EQUITABLE AND COMPREHENSIVE CARE FOR ALL PEOPLE.

TO SUPPORT THE GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY OWNED BUSINESSES THROUGH ACCESS TO CAPITAL, ADVOCACY, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, AND STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND PROMOTES ECONOMIC AND EDUCATIONAL VIBRANCY IN COMMUNITIES COLOR.

Provide a medium for educational and cultural exchanges between Africans, Americans, Black folx, people of descent and all people who have an interest in our issues.

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.

TO BE A COMMUNITY LEADER FOR IDENTIFYING HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES PROBLEMS AND FACILITATING PARTNERSHIPS TO ACHIEVE SUSTAINABLE SOLUTIONS.

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.

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