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1		FITCHBURG, MA
2		MONTCLAIR, NJ
3		NEW YORK, NY
4		QUEENS, NY
5		Barnegat Light, NJ
6		NEW YORK, NY
7		BROOKLYN, NY
8		NEW YORK, NY
9		Asbury Park, NJ
10		Harvey, IL
11		WASHINGTON, DC
12		DULUTH, MN
13		COUDERSPORT, PA
14		PHILADELPHIA, PA
15		DOYLESTOWN, PA
16		Pittsburgh, PA
17		Columbia, SC
18		Alexandria, VA
19		Charlotte, NC
20		Rapid City, SD
21		ST PAUL, MN
22		EASTON, MD
23		Detroit, MI
24		Spencer, OH
25		ALLEN PARK, MI
26		ROSELLE, IL
27		Naperville, IL
28		Chicago, IL
29		LANHAM, MD
30		HOLLAND, MI
31		GAYLORD, MI
32		WASHINGTON, DC
33		FRANKLIN, WI
34		MILWAUKEE, WI
35		BLACK RIVER FALLS, WI
36		MILWAUKEE, WI
37		FREDONIA, WI
38		Appleton, WI
39		CHEVY CHASE, MD
40		DULUTH, MN
41		Minneapolis, MN
42		Saint Paul, MN
43		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
44		GRAND RAPIDS, MN
45		Pipestone, MN
46		BELLE FOURCHE, SD
47		Indianapolis, IN
48		CRAZY HORSE, SD
49		RAPID CITY, SD
50		DEADWOOD, SD

ONGOING PROJECT OF DOCUMENTATION OF INDIAN VIA PRODUCTION OF DVDS OTHER MEDIA.

TOGETHER WITH ITS VANCE WALL EDUCATION CENTER, ENGAGES ITS DIVERSE COMMUNITY THROUGH DISTINCTIVE EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND COLLECTIONS OF AMERICAN AND NATIVE AMERICAN . ITS MISSION IS TO INSPIRE AND ENGAGE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES IN THEIR EXPERIENCE WITH , INCLUDING RICH INTER-CULTURAL AND GLOBAL CONNECTIONS THROUGHOUT AMERICAN HISTORY, AND CONTINUING RELEVANCE OF TO CONTEMPORARY LIFE.

THE FOUNDATIONS SUPPORT IS FOCUSED ON ADVANCING THEFOLLOWING ASPECTS OF THE ENERGY DEBATE:1) MITIGATION OF THE IMPACT OF ENERGY POLICIES ONINDIGENOUS POPULATIONS;2) SOLUTIONS-FOCUSED DEBATE MESSAGING ABOUT CURRENT,CONCRETE ENERGY CHALLENGES; AND3) MEDIA STRATEGIES THAT SUSTAIN MORE CONSISTENT ENGAGEMENTWITH CLIMATE CHANGE ISSUES.

L.O.V.E. SUPPORTS AND EMPOWERS YOUNG TO STRIVE BOTH IN SCHOOL AND IN LIFE BY PROVIDING POSITIVE ROLE MODELS. L.O.V.E. MENTORING PROGRAM WORKS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ORGANIZATIONS, UNIVERSITIES AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS, WHOSE MISSION ARE TO ENHANCE WELL BEING YOUNG GIRLS AND HISPANIC COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. L.O.V.E. MENTORING PROGRAM RECRUITS FEMALE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO SUPPORT, GUIDE, AND BE A ROLE MODEL TO YOUNG DURING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS.

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

To address the situation and problem stunting the advancement of both the Latino and veteran groups via a non-profit dedicated to providing scholarships to Latinos and veterans to attend business school

serve as local nursing body to work with other health workers to help decrease health disparities in the community

THE MISSION OF IS TO CREATE A THRIVING, RESILIENT, AND EQUITABLE FOOD SYSTEM BY INVESTING IN FOOD SYSTEMS ENTREPRENEURS AND COMMUNITIES IN NEW YORK. THE WILL ALSO SERVE AS A BRIDGE FOR COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN CREATING A FOOD SYSTEM THAT BENEFITS THOSE WITHIN AND OUTSIDE OF COMMUNITIES.

To advocate on behalf and girls to promote leadership development and gender equity in the areas health, education and economic empowermnet.

To promote mental, physical, and spiritual health and wellness utilizing by providing mental and physical health services for community clients and continuing education for clinical mental health and holistic health practitioners. Practices include, but are not limited to, Clinical Mental Health Counseling and Case Management, Chinese and Acupuncture, Energy , Vibration Therapy, Naturopathy, Herbalism, Indigenous and African Spiritual/Healing practices, Expressive and Creative Arts, and Nutrition. We train to work with various populations, especially underrepresented populations including LGBTQ+, Cognitive and Developmental Disability, Communities Color, and Trauma Survivors. Continuing education hours are available for IL LPC, LCPC, LSW, LCSW who take these trainings.

SUPPORTS THOUSANDS AND SEEKS TO RALLY ONE MILLION ACTIVE BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS TO ADDRESS THE HEALTH CRISIS IN AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITIES. TO THIS END, LEADS INSPIRING WALKING CAMPAIGNS, HOSTS A SUPPORTIVE SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORK AND TRAINS LOCAL VOLUNTEERS TO LEAD "WALKING REVOLUTIONS" IN THEIR NEIGHBORHOODS.

THE COMMUNITY IS AN INTEGRATED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION. PROGRAMMING OCCURS ACROSS OUR COMMUNITY, ALL DEDICATED TO DEVELOPING A CONNECTED, CREATIVE, THRIVING COMMUNITY. INITIATIVES INCLUDE PROGRAMMATIC SOCIAL VENTURES. THOSE INITIATIVES INCLUDE A BLACK BOX PERFORMANCE THEATER, A 2-SCREEN INDEPENDENT FILM THEATER, AN INTEGRATED ART GALLERY CAFE. EACH SOCIAL VENTURE SEEKS TO CREATE A SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE, ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY CONNECTED CROSS-CULTURALLY COMMITTED TO CREATIVITY CULTURAL REPRESENTATION.

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

TO PROMOTE AND SPONSOR THE PROFESSIONAL AND EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT TALENTED LATINO STUDENTS, AND TO DO ALL THINGS WHICH MAY BE NECESSARY, APPROPRIATE OR CONVENIENT TO ACHIEVING THE FOREGOING PURPOSE.

DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF LIFE ON THE HOPI, NAVAJO, AND ZUNI NATIONS BY PROVIDING ESSENTIAL GOODS AND PROGRAMS WHICH FOSTER SELF-RELIANCE AND MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING.

To promote socio economic development to the Native Community and others who experience the same type socio economic difficulties in the Greater Pittsburgh Metropolitan Area.

The identifies, documents and promotes African American history in South Carolina.

is a grassroots organization that empowers low income people and people of color in local communities through leadership development, trainings and workshops, issue education and advocacy, and voter education and mobilization.

QCMC advocates on behalf color and focuses on empowering to be leaders in their community and their career. And, through advocacy QCMC works as change agents to influence public policy that promotes gender equity in health, education, and economic empowerment.

As the official for the , our mission is to support professional hockey as a spectator sport in . We provide support and encouragement to the players, and strive to make the Black Hills a comfortable place for the players to live. Promote Youth Hockey in the area.

TO PRODUCE AND PRESENT GLOBAL AND EVENTS TO ENCOURAGE THE APPRECIATION OF THE CANON OF AND TO RAISE EXPECTATIONS OF EXCELLENT PRODUCTIONS VALUES BY INDIGENOUS ARTISTS AND COMPANIES.

Provide resources to missionary organizations, indigenous churches and other Christian ministries in support of expression of the love of Christ to people in the Arabian Peninsula, Middle East, North Africa, Iran and Turkey.

DBCFSN works to build self-reliance and in detroits by influencing public policy promoting urban agriculture, promoting healthy eating and encouraging youth to pursue careers in related fields.

Youth Athletic Support

FORM 990-EZ, PART III, PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE - TO FURTHER OTHER EXISTING501(C)(3) CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS, TO ALSO PROVIDE FINANCIALASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE A SPECIFIC EDUCATIONAL OR FINANCIALNEED THAT FALLS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF A 501(C)(3) PURPOSE.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO PROVIDE COLLEGE ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS FOR WORTHY AND NEEDY HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY PLAYERS AND DONATIONS AND OTHER SUPPORT TO WORTHY CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND CAUSES. THE ALSO SUPPORTS FELLOW IN NEED AND PROMOTES THE GAME OF HOCKEY.

Support of Native American Churches in SD and MT

TO DELIVER HIGH QUALITY INFORMATION AND RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE TO BUILD SECURE, HEALTHY AND PRODUCTIVE LIVES.

NAREB IS AN AFRICAN AMERICAN PROFESSIONALS THAT PARTICIPATE IN MEANINGFUL LEGAL CHALLENGES AND SUPPORTS LEGESLATIVE INITIATIVES THAT ENSURE THE AVAILABILITY FAIR AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL ITSAMERICANS

OFFER PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO EMPOWER LATINOS TO BE FULL PARTICIPANTS IN THE LIFE OF THE LARGER COMMUNITY.

TO ADVOCATE THE OF THE BLACK AND THE SPORT OF BLACK HUNTING AS WELL AS OTHER LARGE GAME SPECIES.

AAAA WAS CREATED TO ADDRESS THE NEEDS AND CONCERNS FINANCIAL PROFESSIONALS. AAAA IS A NON-PROFIT MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION FOR BLACK OR FIANCIAL ADVISORS AND AFFILIATED PROFESSIONALS. [CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O]

CULTIVATES AN ENDURING CULTURAL IDENTITY AND CRITICAL THINKING BY WEAVING INDIGENOUS TEACHINGS WITH A DISTINGUISHED LEARNING ENVIRONMENT.

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

TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN THE .

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.

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.

THE INVESTS IN PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES TO SUPPORT A THRIVING NORTHEAST MINNESOTA. WE SERVE SEVEN COUNTIES AND FIVE TRIBAL NATIONS IN NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA WITH GRANTS, BUSINESS LOANS, KIDS PLUS PROGRAM, AND SPECIAL INITIATIVES.

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.

creates a learning community rooted in the African American cultural experience, where people of all ages and backgrounds can gather, explore and grow through , by providing lessons on various instruments.

THE IS A COALITION OF COMMUNITY-BASED ORGANIZATIONS AND ADVOCACY GROUPS BUILDING SHARED POWER TO ADVANCE STRATEGIC CAMPAIGNS AROUND THE INTERSECTIONS OF RACIAL JUSTICE, ECONOMIC JUSTICE, ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE, AND HEALTH EQUITY. OUR MISSION IS TO ADVANCE JUSTICE AND EQUITY IN ECONOMIC GROWTH AND LAND DEVELOPMENT IN THE TWIN CITIES REGION. THE HAS 33 MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS AND WE BUILD COALITIONS THAT ENGAGE DOZENS OF OTHER ALLIED ORGANIZATIONS IN ADVANCING OUR SHARED VISION AN EQUITABLE REGION THROUGH: -COALITION ORGANIZING: WE ORGANIZE COALITIONS THAT CROSS THE BOUNDARIES OF RACE, CULTURE, GEOGRAPHY AND ISSUES TO ADVANCE EQUITY AND JUSTICE. -COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT: WE ENSURE THAT LOW-WEALTH AND BIPOC COMMUNITIES ARE ENGAGED IN THE PUBLIC DECISION-MAKING PROCESSES THAT SHAPE POLICIES AND SYSTEMS. -STRATEGIC SYSTEMS NAVIGATION: WE PROVIDE TECHNICAL EXPERTISE, ANALYSIS AND STRATEGY DEVELOPMENT TO SUPPORT LEADERS IN NAVIGATING COMPLEX INSTITUTIONS AND SYSTEMS. -FIELD BUI

COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - . SUPPORTS RURAL MINNESOTA COMMUNITIES TO CULTIVATE RESOURCES - PEOPLE, PLACES, AND RELATIONSHIPS - THAT LEAD TO STRONG, REGENERATIVE FUTURES. DELIVERED VALUABLE LEADERSHIP TRAININGS TO 272 MINNESOTANS ACROSS 69 RURAL AND TRIBAL COMMUNITIES. THESE COMMUNITY LEADERS FURTHER DEVELOPED AND ENHANCED THEIR SKILLS, KNOWLEDGE, AND RELATIONSHIPS THAT WILL SUSTAIN THEIR COMMUNITIES FOR THE COMMON GOOD. BUILDING ON 30-PLUS YEARS OF EXPERIENCE, THESE SIGNATURE TRAININGS SHIFTED ONLINE DUE TO THE PANDEMIC. ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS EQUIPPED COMMUNITY LEADERS WITH STRATEGIES TO LEAD INCLUSIVE ONLINE MEETINGS AND WORK ACROSS DIFFERENCES DURING THE LONG STRETCHES OF ISOLATION CREATED BY THE PANDEMIC.

Cooperating with the National Park Service dedicated to preserserving the vanishing art of Native American pipemaking, and assisting the Park Service

IN 2009, THE ESTABLISHED CHARITY. THIS NON- PROFIT EXTENSION OF THE HELPS LOCAL FAMILIES FACE LIFE-CHANGING EVENTS. 100% OF THE FUNDS PROFITED GO DIRECTLY TO RECIPIENTS IN OUR LOCAL AREA. CHARITY DONATIONS ARE MADE THROUGH AN APPLICATION PROCESS. FUNDRAISERS ARE CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR AND CHARITY ALSO RECEIVE CASH DONATIONS TO SUPPORT ITS EFFORTS.

THE EXPOS MISSION IS TO HELP THE AND HISPANIC COMMUNITY BETTER UNDERSTAND THE EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND BUSINESS SYTEMS IN THE UNITED STATES AS WELL AS TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND WELLNESS.

OUR MISSION IS EXPLAINED IN SCH O. IN ADDITION TO THE PROGRAM COSTS INCLUDED IN THE 990, WE HAVE INVESTED OVER 58M IN THE MOUNTAIN CARVING AND NATIVE AMERICAN ART/ARTIFACTS DISPLAYED IN THE INDIAN MUSEUM OF NORTH AMERICA.

TO PROMOTE YOUTH SPORTS SPECIALIZING IN JUNIOR BASEBALL.

DEDICATED TO THE PRESERVATION INTERPRETATION OF THE HISTORY MATERIAL CULTURE OF THE BLACK HILLS.

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