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1		OAKLAND, CA
2		DAVIS, CA
3		San Diego, CA
4		LOS ANGELES, CA
5		OAKLAND, CA
6		SACRAMENTO, CA
7		San Gabriel, CA
8		ARCATA, CA
9		Oakland, CA
10		LOS ANGELES, CA
11		WALNUT, CA
12		SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA
13		Valley Center, CA
14		Seaside, CA
15		Fresno, CA
16		FRESNO, CA
17		Oakland, CA
18		Oakland, CA
19		LOS ANGELES, CA
20		SAN JOSE, CA
21		LOS ANGELES, CA
22		SANTA ANA, CA
23		IRVINE, CA
24		LONG BEACH, CA
25		FULLERTON, CA
26		Murrieta, CA
27		SAN JACINTO, CA
28		Palm Desert, CA
29		San Francisco, CA
30		SACRAMENTO, CA
31		SANTA MONICA, CA
32		SAN DIEGO, CA
33		Lake Forest, CA
34		OAKLAND, CA
35		SAN JOSE, CA
36		OAKLAND, CA
37		San Diego, CA
38		SACRAMENTO, CA
39		EAST PALO ALTO, CA
40		Los Angeles, CA
41		Oakland, CA
42		BURBANK, CA
43		Los Angeles, CA
44		LOS ANGELES, CA
45		LOS ANGELES, CA
46		Santa Clarita, CA
47		SYLMAR, CA
48		Los Angeles, CA
49		San Francisco, CA
50		SAN FRANCISCO, CA

HEAL THE PAST, RE-IMAGINE THE PRESENT, AND INVEST IN THE FUTURE OF

The . CILA is dedicated to enhancing the legal profession and Tribal jurisprudence in . CILA seeks to provide quality educational programming to practitioners Tribal justice personnel students and professionals who may interface with Tribes or Tribal issues in their course of work. CILA promotes the study of Tribal jurisprudence and provides support to Indigenous students in their pursuit of the legal profession. CILA is dedicated to helping Tribes in exercise self-determination self-sufficiency and to protect sovereignty. In 2021 CILA provided scholarships to students hosted the Pathway to Program to prepare pre- students for applying to school published the CILA Legal Journal and hosted several Minimum Continuing Legal Education events for attorneys including the Virtual Panel Series.

To improve learning Middle School by providing our teachers the technology, equipment and service necessary to help students.

UNTITLED MIJA PROJECT LLC - 555 WEST 25TH ST, 4TH FLR, NEW YORK, NY 10001"MIJA" DOCUMENTARY - RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN MASS MEDIA, IMMIGRATION, AND NARRATIVES OF LATINX AND FEMALE EMPOWERMENT.

WORKS TO STRENGTHEN THE VOICE OF BLACK AMERICANS AND INCREASE THE LEVEL OF ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIVENESS OF ELECTED OFFICIALS TO UNDERREPRESENTED BLACK CONSTITUENCIES, USING THE INTERNET AS A LOBBYING AND COMMUNICATIONS TOOL.

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

The - . promotes the development of and under-represented students and underserved communities through education, volunteering, professional and networking opportunities to foster diversity and higher education amongst its network of students, alumni, and health professionals.

TO PROVIDE CARE AND EDUCATION TO NATIVE AMERICANS.

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

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.

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THE COMMUNITY

THE MISSION OF ITLTRF IS TO STRENGTHEN AND ENHANCE THE COORDINATION OF AREA WIDE DISASTER EFFORTS ON LANDS LOCATED IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY AFFECTED BY WILDFIRES AND OTHER DISASTERS BY WORKING WITH , FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT AGENCIES TO 1 SHARE DISASTER RELIEF INFORMATION 2 SIMPLIFY ACCESS TO DISASTER RELIEF SERVICES, AND 3 PROVIDE MUTUAL ASSISTANCE TO COMMUNITIES THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED NATURAL DISASTERS.

To provide free medical and humanitarian care to indigenous africans

EDUCATION and HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES

EXISTS TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF INTEGRATED TRIBAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM BASED IN CHIANG MAI, THAILAND. ITDP WORKS WITH VARIOUS HILL TRIBE ETHNIC GROUPS TO PROVIDE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THAT INCLUDES CLEAN WATER, SANITATION EDUCATION, AGRICULTURAL TRAINING, EDUCATION AND MEDICAL WORK. RAISES FUNDS TO SUPPORT THIS WORTHWHILE WORK.

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

Encourage the recruitment and retention of African American , and thereby help to eliminate health disparities, improve access to care and education

Advocate, educate, research, develop and preserve the history and future of blacks in film and television

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.

PARTNER WITH COMMUNITIES TO BRING , EQUITY AND SUSTAINABLE CHANGE THROUGH EDUCATION, SERVICES, CONSCIOUSNESS-RAISING AND CIVIC PARTICIPATION.

is dedicated to serving those infected and affected by HIV AIDS around the world through support groups community and medical outreach AIDS education and materials seminars and training and serving AIDS widows and Orphans care support equipping indigenous leaders.

Building Strong and Healthy Latino Communities.

PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO THE FAMILIES OF NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN HERITAGE

Our mission is to carry the gospel to the lost and dying of the world with discipleship as the primary vehicle. We do this through the planting and establishing of churches and Bible schools. We desire to minister to the afflicted, starving, and dying by bringing aid to their physical needs while, most importantly, fulfilling their spiritual needs with the love of our Lord Jesus Christ. We desire to train and equip in the United States, training missionaries to go out an fulfill the calling on their lives and exercise the gifts given them by our father in heaven. In doing so, we are able to reach the rest of the world by supplying teachers and mentors who can effectively train and equip indigenous pastors and servants to minister in their own countries or serve a missionaries to neighboring countries.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR NATIVE AMERICAN MINISTRY

Helping poor or otherwise disadvantaged black children in Africa, the Caribbean and the United States of Ameica.

Provide scholarships and support on a case-management basis to African American young men in high school and college

Professional development, civic education and community engagement.

HELPS LATINAS BUILD BETTER FUTURES FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES THROUGH EDUCATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

Our mission is to educate diverse communities on the realities and benefits of in all its forms and failure of prohibition. Our goal as a group is to end the racial disparities caused by marijuana prohibition, end the violence and corruption caused by the black market, allow California citizens to economically benefit from its largest cash crop and allow patient and scientific access to valid medicine through community sponsorship of laws that would regulate marijuana.

The specific purpose of this is to apply new green technology to build churches and homes for the needy. The is committed to mobilizing and partnering with churches and other charitable organizations for the Great Commission Matthew 28: 19-20 through all means. Its ministries involve the following: 1. To preach the Gospel and to plant indigenous churches in the rural areas: 2. To engage in social services and community outreach programs; 3. To apply green technology to build homes for people who cannot afford a place to live.

COLOR OF CHANGE.ORG EXISTS TO EMPOWER OUR MEMBERS - BLACK AMERICANS AND OUR ALLIES TO MAKE DECISION MAKERS MORE RESPONSIVE TO THE CONCERNS OF BLACK AMERICANS AND TO BRING ABOUT POSITIVE SOCIAL CHANGE FOR EVERYONE.

LBAN) IS A NONPROFIT ENTREPRENEURSHIP ORGANIZATION BASED IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. THEIR PURPOSE IS TO STRENGTHEN THE UNITED STATES BY IMPROVING THE LIVES OF LATINOS.

TO TRAIN AND MENTOR BLACK MALE YOUTH IN TECHNOLOGY CREATION, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS TO TRANSFORM THEIR LIVES AND COMMUNITIES.

To create generational wealth through business enterprise, education, employment, and investing. Our GOAL is to support the business, career, and financial success our members which results in the economic empowerment our Communities.

TO TRAIN A CADRE OF COURAGEOUS LEADERS COMMITTED TO THEIR OWN PERSONAL SUCCESS, AND REMOVING BARRIERS OF INEQUALITY THAT HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO SYSTEMATIC UNDER EDUCATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUNG MEN.

exists to uplift Latino families in and the mid-peninsula through community education, leadership development, and advocacy.

Our purpose is to improve housing, economic, and social conditions, by teaching and supporting economic development of business entities owned and operated by residents of Greater Los Angeles Basin, particularly of Gabrielino Tongva Native American and other Native American People.

BOP) is a member-led community organization fighting for racial, social, and economic justice to build Sanctuary in our schools and communities.

Trainandsupportindigenouspastorsandsupportorphansandvulnerablechildren

TO ADVOCATE FOR AND CREATE PROGRAMS THAT EMPOWER LOW TO MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES TO BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT AND THRIVING MEMBERS OF OUR EAST LA COMMUNITY.

THE (NPF) SEEKS TO EMPOWER YOUNG BLACK STORYTELLERS TO CHANGE CULTURE THROUGH FILM. NPF BREAKS BARRIERS IN THE FILM INDUSTRY BY DISRUPTING ESTABLISHED AVENUES TOWARD FILM PRODUCTION AND FOSTERING DIVERSITY BEHIND THE CAMERA. THE WAS FOUNDED ON THE IDEA THAT DIVERSITY IN FILM DOES MORE THAN BENEFIT THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY; IT BENEFITS COMMUNITIES AROUND THE WORLD.

To encourage, offer assistance and serve as mentors to high school students, undergraduate students, and law students.

wants to comprehensively improve and elevate the of and Brown people via knowledge of our history and with education that will guide our future. We know that

SUPPORT LATINO STUDENTS SEEKING A COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY EDUCATION

Founded in 2015 by community stakeholders and activists, is committed to nurturing the beauty, character, African American significance, and rich cultural diversity of the district in South L.A.; our circle of volunteer board members and stakeholders will cultivate and manage public and private resources to promote cleanliness, safety, and cultural activities to support well-being, thriving commerce and positive interaction among all who live, work and visit the neighborhood.

Encourage rapid social economic and holistic development for young people of color in disenfranchised communities

BUILDS POWER WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES TO DEFEND THEIR RIGHTS TO LAND, LIFE AND CULTURAL SURVIVAL IN THE RAINFOREST.

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