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To provide complete medical and dental care to Native Americans in the area of , California.

OUR MISSION IS TO PROMOTE CULTURAL ARTS, COMMUNITY MEDIA, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT TO BUILD HEALTHY AND EMPOWERED LATINO COMMUNITIES.

IS STRENGTHENING LATINX LEADERSHIP, INFLUENCE AND EQUITY BY LEVERAGING PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES WITH AN UNWAVERING VISION ON SOCIAL JUSTICE AND SHARED PROSPERITY ACROSS THE AMERICAS. OUR REGIONAL FOCUS IS SHARED ACROSS LATINXS THE U.S., LATIN AMERICA and THE CARIBBEAN. AS PART OF OUR ROLE AS IMPACT CATALYSTS, WE RELY ON REPUTABLE LOCAL PARTNERS AND DOMAIN EXPERTS TO ENSURE THE LONG-TERM SUCCESS OF EVERY INITIATIVE WE EMBARK UPON.

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Assists Native American communities build stronger economies and increase the capacity for effective self-governance.

ORGANIZATION WORKS FOR THE ADVANCEMENT AND PROMOTION OF ETHNIC MINORITY EMPLOYEES OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT

Established in 1970, is dedicated to develop partnerships that result in creation intellectual and economic wealth in community. In partnership with over 400 countrys top business organizations, has inroads into a wide range industries as well as public and private sector. Yet all NBMBAAs partners have one thing in common: they are all committed to organizations goals and values.

mission of is to empower indigenous people on Amazon Rainforest to preserve their lands and culture and, using insights gained from that work, to educate and inspire individuals everywhere to bring forth a thriving, just, and sustainable world.

PROVIDING PROGRAMS THAT INCREASE THE PARTICIPATION AFRICAN AMERICAN AND GIRLS IN ECONOMIC, CIVIC, ENTREPRENURIAL AND HUMAN SERVICE ARENAS THEIR RESPECTIVE COMMUNITIES THROUGH EDUCATION, SCHOLARSHIP AND COLLABORATION.

DEDICATED TO INCREASING ACCESS TO CAPITAL UNDERREPRESENTED ENTREPRENEURS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WOMEN, PEOPLE COLOR, AND VETERANS.

To provide programs and services to students, families, and teachers in order to create culturally conscious African American students who are life-long learners and critical thinkers.

TO EDUCATE and EMPOWER THE UNDERSERVED AFRICAN AMERICAN COMMUNITY.

Assist African Americans and other underserved people in to acheive social and economic equality through advocacy, bridge building, program services and research.

THE IS DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE KNOWLEDGE, INTEREST, AND APPRECIATION ART AND FOCUSES ON EDUCATION ITS MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC ON THE ART INDIGENOUS PEOPLE WORLD-WIDE THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND GRANT-MAKING ACTIVITIES.

THE PROVIDES ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED COMMUNITIES WITH EDUCATIONAL SERVICES SOCIAL SERVICES CULTURAL ACTIVITIES VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OPPORTUNITIES. AS WELL AS GRANT SUPPORT TO NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS.

The mission of the is to provide for the socioeconomic betterment of the greater Latino community of California, while preserving the pride, values and heritage of the culture.

Provide mentorship, scholarships and grants to African American high school students.

TO SUPPORT, ENCOURAGE INDIGENOUSE NAVAJO PASTORS CHURCHES ON THE NAVAJO NATION AS THEY RESPOND TO PHYSICAL SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF THEIR PEOPLE. MAJOR FOCUS AREAS ARE: FINANCIAL SUPPORT FOR PASTORS, ASSISTANCE WITH BIBLES BIBLICAL MATERIALS FOR USE IN CHURCHES, SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAMS, ANNUAL SUMMER CAMP MEETINGS; SCHOLARSHIPS FOR YOUTH LEADERSHIP PARTICIPATION IN SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS, ANNUAL CHRISTMAS GIFT BOX PROVISSION DELIVERY FOR 40 PASTORS/CHURCHES, SUPPORT FOR CHURCH REPAIR PROJECTS, OTHER EFFORTS TO ENCOURAGE PASTORS CHURCHES.

To promote interracial progress

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS OF HISPANIC BUSINESSES AND PROFESSIONALS, PROMOTE ACTIVITIES WHICH IMPROVE EDUCATION, AND PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL STUDENTS.

The provides funding to Non-Profit Organizations serving the Community as well as providing scholarship opportunities and technical assistance to Latinos.

To protects its members from injustices in any form, promote self-determination and champion issues and causes that are important to the members.

PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO MEN AND WOMEN OF LATINO HERITAGE WHO ARE PURSUING CAREERS IN THE LAW FIELD.

Placement and supervision of at-risk children in certified/foster resource homes and its adoption segment services.

SUPPORTS THE MISSION OF THE MEXICAN AMERICAN OPPORTUNITY FOUNDATION "TO PROVIDE FOR THE SOCIO-ECONOMIC BETTERMENT OF THE GREATER LATINO COMMUNITY OF CALIFORNIA, WHILE PRESERVING THE PRIDE, VALUES AND HERITAGE OF THE MEXICAN AMERICA CULTURE."

TO PROTECT THE RAINFOREST AND ADVANCE THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES IN THE BASIN.

ENSURE AND ECONOMIC PARITY LATINAS THROUGH LEADERSHIP, ADVOCACY, AND EDUCATION TO BENEFIT ALL COMMUNITIES AND THE STATUS OF WOMEN.

To support the charitable activities the .

To actively advance promote environmental conservation the sustainable use of indigenous resources in Southern Africa.

The provides services to native, aboriginal and indigenous individuals through collaborative art presentations, exhibitions and workshops on indigehous visual arts, crafts and music, and delivery of arts

presentation of plays

AWARD OF FELLOWSHIPS FOR GRADUATE STUDIES

For the continued support, preservation maintenance of the Garden, Native American Indian artifacts related memorabilia on display at The Discovery Center in Fresno, CA

PROJECT MERCY IS BUILDING A DAY CARE CENTER TO CARE FOR CHILDREN WHOSE PARENTS CAN NOT AFFORD TO PAY FOR DAY CARE WHILE THEY EARN ALIVING IN THE POOR SECTION OF TIJUNANA, MEXICO.

PROVIDE FOR EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS TO COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.USC LATINO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND.

AIMS TO ADDRESS RACIAL WEALTH AND TECHNOLOGICAL INEQUALITY BY PROVIDING UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES AND MARGINALIZED GROUPS WITH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, CAREER SUPPORT AND OTHER RESOURCES LIKE FINANCIAL COUNSELING THAT WILL HELP THEM BUILD THE SKILLS TO DECREASE MULTIGENERATIONAL POVERTY AND BUILD GENERATIONAL WEALTH.

Our mission is to Advocate, Educate and, Empower to increase birth equity, and reproductive justice for women, Latinos, and the BIPOC Community. Activities included programs to benefit youth and women to raise awareness and knowledge.

TO ENABLE THE GENOME SEQUENCING AND BIOBANKING OF ALL EUKARYOTIC LIFE ON EARTH, AND THE RE-EMPOWERMENT OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES AS AGENTS OF CONSERVATION THROUGH STEWARDSHIP AND OWNERSHIP OF NATIVE LANDS.

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