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51		SACRAMENTO, CA
52		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
53		STOCKTON, CA
54		LOS ANGELES, CA
55		Sacramento, CA
56		CULVER CITY, CA
57		Watsonville, CA
58		OAKLAND, CA
59		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
60		Menlo Park, CA
61		Topanga, CA
62		Oakland, CA
63		LONG BEACH, CA
64		ENCINO, CA
65		WALNUT, CA
66		SONOMA, CA
67		Thousand Oaks, CA
68		Riverside, CA
69		Mill Valley, CA
70		Santa Monica, CA
71		SAN JOSE, CA
72		MARINA DEL REY, CA
73		Thousand Oaks, CA
74		Culver City, CA
75		Los Angeles, CA
76		LOS ANGELES, CA
77		SAN DIEGO, CA
78		PALO ALTO, CA
79		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
80		Oakland, CA
81		LOS ANGELES, CA
82		PAUMA VALLEY, CA
83		SAN CLEMENTE, CA
84		SACRAMENTO, CA
85		SACRAMENTO, CA
86		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
87		SAN RAFAEL, CA
88		Oakland, CA
89		San Francisco, CA
90		San Francisco, CA
91		OAKLAND, CA
92		San Francisco, CA
93		SAN DIEGO, CA
94		OAKLAND, CA
95		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
96		San Diego, CA
97		LOS ANGELES, CA
98		Montebello, CA
99		Los Angeles, CA
100		PASADENA, CA

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.

LCF EXISTS TO UNLEASH THE CIVIC AND ECONOMIC POWER OF LATINOS IN CALIFORNIA. LCF FULFILLS THE MISSION BY BUILDING A MOVEMENT OF CIVICALLY ENGAGED PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS, INVESTING IN -LED (CONTINUE ON SCH O)

PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS CULTURAL DEVELOPMENT/PRESERVATION

MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ELEVATING THE LEADERSHIP, VOICES AND INFLUENCE PEOPLE IN AND TO LEADING MORE INCLUSIVE EFFORTS TO IMPROVE .

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.

The (WFF) highlights Latinx filmmakers and stories that illuminate our shared humanity and inspire positive change by providing a platform for filmmakers whose work is rarely seen in mainstream media, creating a space for thoughtful conversations between filmmakers and audience, and inspiring youth to see filmmaking as a way to make a positive impact on our world. WFF presents films that create bridges and promote equity, full potential, compassion and joy for everyone. WFF promotes economic and cultural development through the cinematic arts in .

IS A BIPOC-LED NONPROFIT NEWS OUTLET THAT CENTERS THE PEOPLE, PLACES, AND ISSUES CURRENTLY UNDERREPORTED BY NATIONAL MEDIA. WERE COMMITTED TO PRODUCING THE KIND OF JOURNALISM THAT TREATS BIPOC, WOMEN, THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY, AND OTHER INVISIBILIZED GROUPS AS THE EXPERTS ON OUR OWN LIVED EXPERIENCES, OUR RESILIENCE, AND OUR FIGHTS FOR JUSTICE.

PROVIDE COMMUNITY, EDUCATION, ACCESS TO LATINX ENTREPRENEURS ALLOWING THEM TO BUILD SUCCESSFUL TECH BUSINESSES WITH MODEST RESOURCES. DEVELOP DELIVER PROGRAMS THAT OFFER BEST PRACTICES FOR BUSINESS OF COLOR IN THE TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY.

is a place for sharing ideas, fostering collaborations, and discussing initiatives to increase the presence of people the field of artificial intelligence.

To support the preservation of all cultures in the world through arts and storytelling.

raises funds from foundations, grants and individual donors to develop and incubate projects aimed at social through the arts. We amplify BIPOC voices using diverse mediums of creative storytelling as vehicles of social change and conversations.

Distribute food to the community

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.

TO PROVIDE LATINX PROFESSIONALS WITH THE RESOURCES AND SUPPORT THAT THEY NEED TO THRIVE AND BECOME LEADERS IN THE TECH INDUSTRY.

AWARD- RIVERSIDE INDIAN HIGH SCHOOL: 101 RIVERSIDE DR. ANADARKO OK 73005

Advocacy and Support for Valley Latino Families. Speaking on behalf of and support of Latino families especially Spanish speakers. Our focus is on City, School District, and Park District. Pandemic related food support and bringing assistance programs to the attention of families are activities included in our current support programs.

is a supporting Indigenous artists expanding the form of film. We are building an Indigenous-led film movement. We create work that is personal, proudly provocative and driven by strong, artistic voices. We celebrate this work and get it made, seen and shared.

was formed to raise awareness of the plight of the tribal Indian people, including that of the Santal in Northern , and to raise funds to support the work of the Catholic Mission of West Bengal to educate tribal children in a manner which will allow the tribal people to maintain their tribal identity but also to thrive in the main stream economy and culture of .

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

To provide empowering resources to existing and future leaders in the community through long-lasting learning and support.

INCREASING REPRESENTATION

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.

To fiscally support black led business

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

TO EDUCATE YOUNG AFRICAN AMERICAN CURRENT FUTURE ENTREPRENEURS TO GROW RUN SUSTAINABLE REPUTABLE BUSINESSES. WE TEACH THE PRINCIPLE OF DEVELOPING A LIFESTYLE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP WITHOUT HAVING TO RELY ON THE STRUCTURE OF CORPORATE AMERICA. FURTHERMORE, WE BELIEVE IN FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE; A FREEDOM THAT CAN CHANGE CYCLIC PATTERNS OF POVERTY. OUR MOTTO AS AN ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT THE ENDEAVORS OF OUR RECIPIENTS ALONG WITH CELEBRATING EACH OF THEIR MILESTONES AS THEY JOURNEY THROUGH THE ROAD TO ENTREPRENEURSHIP.

Our mission is to build a united front of diverse community members for our social political and economic advancement by forming a central hub for life. The is a charitable organization supporting the community with local civic engagement opportunities relief funds and scholarships for local community members including organizations.

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 predominately 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.

Native American culturally sensitive substance abuse detox center

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.

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.

THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIA (NPH), A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT PUBLIC BENEFIT CORPORATION, WAS FORMED ON MAY 19, 1979. SINCE ITS FORMATION, NPH HAS BEEN THE BAY AREAS LEADING AND COLLECTIVE VOICE FOR AFFORDABLE , WINNING POLICY SOLUTIONS AND STRENGTHENING THE AFFORDABLE INDUSTRY AND MOVEMENT. NPHS WORK PROMOTES BIG, BOLD SOLUTIONS IN THE REGION AND STATE SO THAT EVERYONE HAS A PLACE TO CALL HOME, NO MATTER THEIR RACE, INCOME OR BACKGROUND. NPH ADVANCES FUNDING SOLUTIONS AND LAND USE POLICY, AND BUILDS PUBLIC SUPPORT AND POLITICAL WILL FOR DEVELOPING, PRESERVING, AND OPERATING AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS, WORKERS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, AND FOR BLACK, INDIGENOUS, LATINX, ASIAN AND OTHER PEOPLE COLOR WHO HAVE HISTORICALLY BEEN EXCLUDED FROM OPPORTUNITIES DUE TO DECADES UNFAIR AND RACIST POLICIES.

TO BREAK THE GENERATIONAL CYCLE OF POVERTY FOR LOW-INCOME LATINO IMMIGRANTS AND THEIR FAMILIES.

To Provide quality service

Conservancy is a Native-led indigenous rights organization. Since 1985, we have been dedicated to our mission of protecting and revitalizing indigenous cultures, empowering them in direct application of their traditional knowledge and practices on their ancestral lands.

Folsom Street is committed to cultivating a safe, open, inclusive environment for the kink, leather, alternative sexuality communities while centering equity for BIPOC LGBTQA2I+ people in our work. We are rooted historically in the fight against gentrification displacement both here in San Francisco, on unceded Ohlone land, worldwide. We unite, strengthen, affirm the community through support, resources, education, advocacy, visibility, celebration by centering uplifting marginalized voices. We are dedicated to sexual liberation the right to pleasure as a crucial part the whole liberation movement.

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.

TO PROMOTE AND FOSTER LATINA LEADERS THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, RELATIONSHIP BUILDING, AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT.

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.

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 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.

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