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101		QUEEN CREEK, AZ
102		Houston, TX
103		STAFFORD, TX
104		CLEARWATER, FL
105		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
106		San Diego, CA
107		GRANBURY, TX
108		San Francisco, CA
109		Visalia, CA
110		SAN DIEGO, CA
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113		Little Rock, AR
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115		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
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117		Oklahoma City, OK
118		DECATUR, GA
119		Montrose, CO
120		Seattle, WA
121		FEDERAL WAY, WA
122		HOUSTON, TX
123		TUSCALOOSA, AL
124		MCMINNVILLE, OR
125		SANTA BARBARA, CA
126		GREAT FALLS, MT
127		CHANDLER, AZ
128		Bellaire, TX
129		LA GRANGE, TX
130		Frisco, TX
131		Garland, TX
132		Auburn, WA
133		PORTLAND, OR
134		WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA
135		Fort Lauderdale, FL
136		ST LOUIS, MO
137		Kansas City, MO
138		COLUMBIA, MO
139		OWENSVILLE, MO
140		Warrensburg, MO
141		Kirksville, MO
142		Richardson, TX
143		PHOENIX, AZ
144		CONYERS, GA
145		AURORA, CO
146		Redwood City, CA
147		ANAHEIM, CA
148		HOUSTON, TX
149		ORLANDO, FL
150		SAN DIEGO, CA

The School Education Foundation (QCSEF) parners with the communty and businesses to promote excellence through leadership in education. We encourage responsible citizenship by supplementing financial support for growth and learning opportunities to engage and empower our teachers and students to excel academically through grants and scholarships.

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.

HELPING IMMIGRANTS AND LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS TO IMPROVE THEIR FINANCIAL CAPABILITIES ACROSS THE UNITED STATES.

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.

THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED IS TO FEED, CLOTHE, EDUCATE AND HOUSE ORPHAN CHILDREN OF MEXICAN HERITAGE; AND TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE LITERACY AND CITIZENSHIP AMONG CHILDREN OF MEXICAN HERITAGE.

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.

mission of LGBT Community Center enhances and sustains health and well-being of , , , queer, transgender, nonbinary, immigrant, and HIV communities to betterment of our entire region.

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.

TO PROTECT EMPOWER IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS OF CRIME PERSECUTION.

To promote use of English Language among Hispanics Additionally, to assist with immigration issues faced by hispanic popultation trying to integrate in the US

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.

MISSION STATEMENT: MISSION: CREATING MEANINGFUL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN REFUGEES, THE COMMUNITY, AND PUBLIC AND PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS WHICH SUPPORT REFUGEES IN DEVELOPING SELF-SUFFICIENT AND FULFILLING LIVES. SIGNIFICANT ACTIVITY: IS A NON-PROFIT SET UP TO HELP PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITY KNOW OF MEANINGFUL WAYS TO LEARN ABOUT, SERVE AND GIVE TO LOCAL REFUGEES. WE COORDINATE WITH THE STATE SERVICE OFFICE, LOCAL PROVIDERS AND MANY COMMUNITIES TO ASSESS NEEDS. WE FILL GAPS IN SERVICES AND OFFER SUPPORT TO LOCAL REFUGEES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT COULD USE MORE RESOURCES. WE ARE A FOCUSED "SERVICE BROKER" FOR THE COMMUNITY FOR THOSE NEEDING HELP AND FOR THOSE WHO WOULD LIKE TO HELP LOCAL REFUGEES. WE CONNECT INTERESTED PARTIES IN COLLABORATION TO MEET LOCAL NEEDS. WE ENGAGE INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS MAINLY THOUGH OUR SOCIAL MEDIA FEEDS. WE HAVE OVER 20,000 INDIVIDUALS WHO FOLLOW US ON VARIOUS PLATFORMS. WE SHARE WIT

Provide supportive services to resettled refugees and asylum seekers in Oklahoma City. Educating broader community about issues impacting refugees and asylum seekers.

Empower grassroots community members to transform their communities into places where:a) mutual respect and cooperation prevails between foreign-born and native born residents; and b)Immigrants feel welcome, and therefore more likely to integrate into the social fabric.

Promoting immigrant integration by providing outreach/education, direct services and opportunities for leadership development of the communities in Western Colorado. HAP assists families with immigration legal representation, community resources and activities to create a sense of belonging among newcomers.

LCYC) protects the interests safety of in Washington by advancing their rights. We accomplish our mission through direct representation, strong community partnerships, systemic advocacy. Our four main focus areas include: child welfare, juvenile court, immigrant families, homelessness. LCYC was created, has continued to evolve, in response to community needs service gaps, increasing literacy expanding access to justice young people in Washington. We provide -centered, community-based, holistic advocacy to hundreds of annually. Most are between 12 -24 years in age. Due to racism oppression, of color LGBTQ+ are overrepresented within the systems that LCYC works among the represented by LCYC. We apply lessons learned from young people, community partners, direct services to inform our systemic advocacy work.

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.

THE MISSION OF THE COLLABORATIVE IS TO CREATE A COORDINATED NETWORK OF EFFECTIVE AND EFFICIENT TO ASSIST LOW-INCOME IMMIGRANTS ACCESS THE INFORMATION AND REPRESENTATION THAT ALLOWS THEM TO MAKE CHOICES IN THEIR OWN BEST INTEREST.

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

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

TO PROVIDE EQUAL JUSTICE AND DUE PROCESs FOR IMMIGRANTS

AWARDS TO HARDIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

Charitable and educational assistance to the under privilege and new immigrants in the USA and set up schools in India from kindergarten to 12th grade and assist with

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.

We offer to low-income families who lack resources for matters as well as charitable giving to qualifying organizations.

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.

TO BUILD MOTIVATED INDIVIDUALS INTO LIFELONG LEADERS SOCIAL CHANGE AS A STRATEGY TO BRING HOPE AND HEALING TO OUR BROKEN WORLD. BY EXPLORING THE INTERSECTION FAITH AND SOCIAL ACTION, IS DEDICATED TO MAKING SOCIAL JUSTICE INROADS IN MULTIPLE AREAS. THE SEEKS TO FIND PARTNERSHIPS THAT ADDRESS THE UNIQUE ISSUES IN INTERFAITH DIALOGUE AS IT INTERSECTS THE PUBLIC POLICY ARENA INCLUDING LGBTQ EQUALITY AND SAFETY, FAMILIES, CIVIL RIGHTS, RACIAL JUSTICE, WOMENS RIGHTS, IMMIGRATION, MENTAL HEALTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP.

FREE TAX PREPARATION WITH IRS(VITA), IMMIGRATION SERVICES, ECONOMIC FOR FINANCIAL STABILITY, MEDICAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES OR HEALTH OR WELLNESS, LEGAL SERVICES...

ST. LOUIS BUILDS A MORE CONNECTED AND PRODUCTIVE SOCIETY FOR IMMIGRANTS, THEIR FAMILIES, AND THE WIDER COMMUNITY.

To serve, accompany, and advocate for and seasonal by providing social services including access to health care, education, and meaningful participation in society.

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 .

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.

THE EDUCATIONAL LEADERS (GCEL) ASSOCIATION WAS INITIATED AND ORGANIZED BY CONCERNED EDUCATORS WHO ENVISIONED THE PROGRAMS OF TITLE I, REMEDIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM (REP), EARLY INTERVENTION PROGRAM (EIP), MIGRANT EDUCATION PROGRAM (MEP), ENGLISH TO SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES PROGRAM (ESOL) AND THE NEGLECTED AND DELINQUENT (N and D) PROGRAM AS VITAL INSTRUCTIONAL COMPONENTS TO THE TOTAL EDUCATION PROCESS. GCEL IS AN ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATORS WHO PLAN AND ADVOCATE FOR PROGRAMS THAT ASSIST CHILDREN WHO ARE DEVELOPMENTALLY DELAYED, EXPERIENTIALLY DEPRIVED, SLOW LEARNERS, AND/OR BRIGHT UNDERACHIEVERS. THE MEMBERS ARE ACTIVELY INVOLVED IN PROMOTING PEOPLE, PROGRAMS, AND POLICIES THAT ARE SUPPORTIVE OF POSITIVE GROWTH FOR THESE CHILDREN.

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.

empowers low-income adults, mostly immigrants, by providing them financial, academic, and community support so they can continue their education, get better jobs, and serve as role models and advocates for their children.

To help new immigrants by providing for basic needs, enhancing education employment opportunities, providing legal support to cement their place in America as happy productive citizens.

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

TO HELP INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES ACHIEVE ECONOMIC SELF SUFFICIENCY AND BUILD STRONG FOUNDATIONS THAT SUPPORT HEALTHY COMMUNITIES. TO PROVIDE A PLACE OF INCLUSION FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN AND CARRIBBEAN IMMIGRANTS THAT BUILD, AND NURTURE STRONG, RESILIENT COMMUNITIES BY EMPOWERING FAMILIES AND DEVELOPING YOUTH LEADERS THROUGH A CHRIST CENTERED APPROACH

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

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