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51		GLENDALE, CA
52		Mariposa, CA
53		TARZANA, CA
54		SAN ANSELMO, CA
55		SACRAMENTO, CA
56		Sacramento, CA
57		NORTH HIGHLANDS, CA
58		Sacramento, CA
59		Graton, CA
60		RICHMOND, CA
61		Fresno, CA
62		Los Angeles, CA
63		Simi Valley, CA
64		SAN JOSE, CA
65		MODESTO, CA
66		SACRAMENTO, CA
67		SANTA CRUZ, CA
68		Sacramento, CA
69		CULVER CITY, CA
70		Santa Monica, CA
71		Oakland, CA
72		PALM DESERT, CA
73		WHITTIER, CA
74		LONG BEACH, CA
75		ENCINO, CA
76		LOS ANGELES, CA
77		CHULA VISTA, CA
78		WALNUT, CA
79		LOS ANGELES, CA
80		Santa Monica, CA
81		SAN JOSE, CA
82		Long Beach, CA
83		Sacramento, CA
84		MARINA DEL REY, CA
85		Thousand Oaks, CA
86		Los Angeles, CA
87		IMPERIAL, CA
88		ESCONDIDO, CA
89		SAN DIEGO, CA
90		San Francisco, CA
91		PALO ALTO, CA
92		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
93		Oakland, CA
94		LOS ANGELES, CA
95		Bakersfield, CA
96		PAUMA VALLEY, CA
97		SAN CLEMENTE, CA
98		SACRAMENTO, CA
99		STOCKTON, CA
100		SACRAMENTO, CA

TO PROVIDE SCHOOLS IN WITH DESKS AND BLACKBOARDS.

INDIGENOUS RIGHTS WATCH PROVIDES COMMUNITY SUPPORT FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS.

The Cambodia Wildlife Sanctuary is committed to protecting remaining habitat for jungle animals in Cambodia. We have been working in harmony with the government to protect a large area of un-mined jungle land north of the world famous Ankhor Wat temples. We have been rescuing endangered animals, with a focus upon elephants, primates and other unique, indigenous inhabitants of this portion of Southeast Asia. It is part of our core mission to employ local residents who have been hunting in order to survive. By enlisting their aid to protect the animals, we hope to change the long term prospects for protection of the habitat and animals in this area.

TO HELP SECURE A HEALTHY ENVIRONMENT, PROMOTE INDIVIDUALITY IN THE ARTS, PROVIDE SUPPORT TO CRITICAL AND NECESSRY SOCIAL SERVICES, ASSIST OTHERS LESS FORTUNATE THAN OURSELVES, PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF INDIGENOUS PEOPLE AND ENSURE THEIR CULTURAL HERITAGE.

IMPROVING AND QUALITY OF LIFE - THIS BROAD PROGRAM CATEGORY FOCUSES ON IMPROVING EQUITY AND REDUCING DISPARITIES TO PROMOTE AND WELL-BEING FOR ALL. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED IN A VARIETY OF WAYS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY COALITIONS, LEARNING INSTITUTES, AND EVALUATION AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE. PROGRAMS ALSO FOCUS ON MENTAL AWARENESS AND RESPITE, REDUCING THE DISPROPORTIONATE CAUSES OF DEATH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN, SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY COALITIONS WORKING TO IMPROVE AND WORKPLACE WELLNESS.

The mission the is to assure member businesses will benefit through services that sustain and increase their revenue. Additionally, the region will benefit through the growth African American owned businesses.

Youth Education and Training

The specific purpose the is to make grants, loans, or other distributions exclusively to the , Inc. and to operate exclusively for charitable education and research.

TO EMPOWER AND EQUIP INDIGENOUS TEAMS AROUND WORLD TO TRANSFORM LIVING CONDITIONS AND SPIRITUAL LIVES OF DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN AND FAMILIES SO THEY CAN TRANSFORM THEIR VILLAGE, PEOPLE GROUP AND NATION CHRIST.

PROMOTE HEALTH,ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCY,EDUCATIONAL,DOMESTIC VIOLANCE PREVENTATION AND LEADERSHIP FOR FAMILIES INTO LATINO COMMUNITY

The Language Survival is an organization devoted to implementing and supporting the revitalization of languages. Its mission is to assist Indians in language maintenance and renewal.

To promote economic, social and physical improvements in all areas of California and the nation, particularly in Latino and other similarly situated communities.

is a Native American and environmental charitable and educational association. The primary population we serve is tribal, indigenous, mixed heritage, low income and high risk youth, adults and elders. We do not discriminate based on race, ethnicity, tribal enrollment, socio-economic factors, gender, political or religious affiliations or lack thereof.

To advocate for girls and color.

TO PROMOTE DEVELOPMENT OF UNDERGRADUATE HISPANIC STUDENTS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL GRANTS, INTERNSHIPS, AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES TO FOSTER HIGHER EDUCATION AND A SENSE OF COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY.

THE ORGANIZATIONS MISSION IS TO OPEN MINDS AND CHANGE LIVES THROUGH THE EXPLORATION AND CELEBRATION OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY, EXPERIENCES AND CULTURE THROUGH ART EDUCATION AND OUTREACH.

TO CREATE PATHWAYS TO SUCCESS WITH THE LATINO COMMUNITY BY SHARING CULTURAL ARTS AND BY FOSTERING EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.

establishes partnerships and empowers indigenous workers to spread the Gospel across Northern through financial and prayerful support and vital practical relief.

TO REMOVE THE BARRIERS THAT PEOPLE EXPERINCE GETTING ACCESS TO OR STAYING CONNECTED WITH CARE HEALING THROUGH EDUCATION, TRAINING, ADVOCACY, THE CREATIVE ARTS.

To promote and preserve Native American culture.

To advocate, organize, create, develop, implement, foster, and ensure the thriving of BAMBD, Oakland, CA through vigilant organizing, of infrastructure, and the creation of mechanisms for stewardship and advocacy.

CINC IS DEDICATED TO BUILDING EDUCATIONAL STRENGTH AND WILL PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIGENOUS

Unite all LAFC , to create a dynamic and diverse in-stadium active support environment and to establish an unrivaled advantage when Black and Gold takes to field.

We envision serving as a bridge between the community and existing community resources. We will do this by fostering meaningful social interaction through public projects and events, thus empowering the residents to become involved in the community a

TO ADVANCE SOCIAL AND CULTURAL JUSTICE THROUGH THE LENS OF STORYTELLING AND AMPLIFYING THE STORIES OF UNDERREPRESENTED COMMUNITIES BY PROVIDING WOMEN FILMMAKERS AND PEOPLE OF COLOR WITH RESOURCES NEEDED TO ENSURE THEIR DIVERSE PERSPECTIVES HAVE A PLATFORM FOR CHANGE.

ADVOCATE FOR AFRICAN AMERICAN THROUGH CONTINUING EDUCATION, THOUGHT LEADERSHIP and MENTORSHIP

Inc. is a non-profit public benefit corporation whose Mission is to celebrate extraordinary contributions African descent have made in building this great nation these United States America.

The mission of the Corporation is to provide the Latinx in Tech community with the resources and support that they need to attain, thrive, and remain in a career within the technology industry.

are a grass roots non-profit organization providing health and medical research for cures, resoucres to elderly people of color battling mental health issues.

THE EMPOWERS THE NEXT GENERATION OF LATINO LEADERS BY CREATING EQUITABLE ACCESS TO CAPITAL, CLOSING THE EDUCATION GAP, AND PROMOTING ECONOMIC MOBILITY AND INCLUSION

The mission of the Silicon Valley is to provide resources to existing and future leaders in the community through long-lasting learning and support.

s mission is to research and educate on the pay and wealth gap.

To educate public and community leaders of benefits of licensed, regulated, and taxed gaming and to oppose a statewide initiate measure expanding tribal monopoly of gaming in California.

Provide a centralized hub for all events, projects and communities to educate, mentor and foster career development of developers

To combat violence against Black Trans people by supporting anti-racist, trans-feminist organizations that benefit them. We operate in the State of Delaware and New York primarily through the sale of artwork, books, posters, and relatedmedia, and provide educational, manpower and financial support to other boots-on-the-ground organizations. This includes but is not limited to entities that provide housing, food, and safety for Black Trans people and other social groups at risk of violence and/or housing/food insecurity.

Prosperity of people and the preservation of lives and amplifying and uplifting ALL and girls

Community service and advocate for social justice.

To conduct programs and activities that and educate traditionally underserved communities, improve diversity in entrepreneurship, and promote economic growth for historically underrepresented persons

has social events, monthly newsletter, meetings, annual conference, emergency funds, academic scholarships and attends other community meetings to advance rights, create safe space for marginalized community members.

TGIJP) works to challenge and end the human rights abuses committed against , , and people, particularly against Black and women of color, in California prisons, jails, detention centers, and beyond.

February 2021Stella Zhangs art expresses hidden conflicts that challenge our ability to connect to our shared struggles with power; inequality and identity. Her starting point is the human body and all aspects of human naturethe most basic truths. She chooses familiar and ordinary materials, that activate our memories and connect us with universal fears and desires. Stellas work subtly engages viewers, stimulates conversation; and challenges us to question the boundaries and rules we accept.We discussed with her how to promote young artists by participating in her exhibitions, having seminar and collecting her works.June 2021Woody De Othello is a black artist whose subject matter spans household objects, bodily features, and the natural world. Everyday artifacts of the domestic tables, chairs, television remotes, telephone receivers, lamps, air purifiers, et ceteraare anthropomorphized in glazed ceramic, bronze, wood, and glass. Othellos sense of humor manifests across his works in vis

OUR MISSION IS TO CO-CREATE A NEW ECONOMY WHERE BLACK, INDIGENOUS, PEOPLE OF COLOR, AND HISTORICALLY LOW-INCOME COMMUNITIES HAVE THE POWER OF SELF-DETERMINATION.

The education, instruction, and training of predominantly musical artists, technology creators, and entrepreneurs, for the purpose of improving or developing their capabilities.

OUR MISSION IS TO ADVANCE THE ECONOMIC WELLNESS OF BLACK COMMUNITIES WORLDWIDE BY INSPIRING AT A CORPORATE, COMMUNITY, AND INDIVIDUAL LEVEL.

To Find, Fund, Form, and Feature nonprofits in marginalized communities meeting the needs of individuals and families.

The purpose is to provide a Native American culturally sensitive substance abuse, detox, rehabilitation , Harm Reduction and all other Behavior health support.

THE IS A U.S.-BASED PUBLIC, NONGOVERNMENTAL 501(C)(3) CHARITY. THE IS DEDICATED TO HELPING THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF BY IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF THEIR LIVES THROUGH BETTER HEALTH, EDUCATION, CLEAN WATER, MALARIA CONTROL, AND INCOME GENERATION, A KEY COMPONENT IN ACHIEVING THE LONG-TERM GOAL OF LESSENING THE OPPRESSIVE IMPACTS OF POVERTY.

To provide educational, economic, health and social assistance to Alaska Natives and native Americans residing in the Valdez, Alaska service area.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE OF LATINO AND OTHER COMMUNITIES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN CENTRAL VALLEY OF .

THE IS MULTI-DISCIPLINARY CULTURAL PUBLIC SPACE SERVING THE SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY BY OFFERING , CHICANO NATIVE ARTS PROGRAMMING, EDUCATION WORKSHOPS A COMMUNITY GATHERING PLACE. LCAC IS A CULTURAL PRIDE, SELF- GOVERNANCE, SELF-EXPRESSION COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH THE ARTS.

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