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1		SAGAPONACK, NY
2		WHITE PLAINS, NY
3		Castelton, NY
4		NEW YORK, NY
5		AMSTERDAM, NY
6		ITHACA, NY
7		BRONX, NY
8		GREAT NECK, NY
9		Long Island City, NY
10		ROCHESTER, NY
11		FLUSHING, NY
12		NEW YORK, NY
13		NEW YORK, NY
14		MANHASSET HILLS, NY

Founded in 2002, works to create a more equitable East End for Latino immigrants through advocating for just and inclusive government and school policies; protecting families; nurturing power and unity among Latinos through leadership workshops and other programs; and building bridges among different sectors the East End community through celebrating arts and culture.

LUCA) MAKE DREAMS A REALITY FOR FIRST GENERATION HISPANIC STUDENTS BY HELPING THEM APPLY, ENROLL AND SUCCEED IN .

Providing inner-city youth the opportunity to alter the trajectory of their lives. We believe that early intervention and mentoring will unlock the unlimited potential inherent in our young men. Giving back to the community in this specific way is something Kevin Green Sr. and Jr. had discussed over the years. The immediate need to pivot to virtual world exposed the sad fact that black boys were overwhelmingly on the wrong side of the digital divide. Widespread civil unrest, growing racial tensions and inherent systemic inadequacies created perfect storm to widen the almost insurmountable gap in education, mental health, and financial literacy. (ADO) is not your traditional nonprofit. This organization was designed to thrive in virtual environment but built to easily transition as things normalize.

NATIONAL MEMBERSHIP NETWORK THAT SEEKS TO ENSURE THE GROWTH, SUSTAINABILITY, AND IMPACT OF LEADERS AND ORGANIZATIONS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE LIFE OUTCOMES OF MEN AND BOYS.

TO PROVIDE SERVICES PRIMARILY, BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, TO THE LATINO COMMUNITY IN THE CAPITAL REGION AND ITS SURROUNDING AREAS. SERVICES INCLUDE HEALTH EDUCATION, DISEASE PREVENTION, COLLEGE PREPARATION, PARENT EDUCATION, TRANSLATION, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, TUTORING, CASE MANAGEMENT AND DAY CARE.

MRC engages in cultural and systemic transformation by building with our communities to eliminate barriers to racial justice, cultural dignity, equity and inclusion, and indigenous rights.

IS AN INTERSECTIONAL SOCIAL JUSTICE ORGANIZATION ROOTED IN THE LEADERSHIP OF DIVERSE PEOPLE OF COLOR TO ADDRESS SYSTEMIC AND RACIAL INJUSTICE.

OPERATED AN ENVIRONMENTAL CAMPUS AND FACILITIESAND PROVIDED EDUCATIONAL AND AEROBIC PROGRAMS FOR PRIMARY AND PUBLIC MIDDLE SCHOOLS AND THEIR STUDENTS IN THE ADIRONDACK REGION. PROVIDED VISITING STUDENTS OPPORTUNITIES TO MOUNTAIN BIKE, HIKE, KAYAK, CROSS COUNTRY SKI, AND SNOWSHOE, AS WELL AS LEARN ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN ABOUT DIFFERENT PLANTS, ANIMALS, AND SIGHTS OF OUR FARM. DURING THE CURRENT REPORTING PERIOD 4,703 STUDENTS AND 663 TEACHERS/CHAPERONES PARTICIPATED IN THE .

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TO SERVE THE INDIANS OF THE GREATER ROCHESTER AREA; TO ESTABLISH A OF WORK AND INTEREST FOR THE MEMBERS TO IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH, PHYSICAL AND MENTAL CONDITION; TO PRESERVE AND PROMOTE THE IDENTITY OF THE INDIAN.

To provide a community network professionals who look to empower the next generation the disciplines Science, Technology, Engineering

IS A COMMUNITY OF SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS COLLEGE- GRADUATES DEDICATED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE LATINO COMMUNITY NATIONWIDE. WE ACHIEVE THIS BY PROPELLING STUDENTS DEDICATED TO ADVANCING THE LATINO COMMUNITY FROM HIGH SCHOOL TO COLLEGE GRADUATION AND BEYOND. WE BELIEVE ENSURING THEIR FUTURE SUCCESS IN HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, AND IN THEIR CAREERS, WILL ENSURE THE SUCCESS OF ALL OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

iVoted Festival increases voter turnout by producing record-breaking webcasts and activating entertainment venues to let fans in who show a selfie from outside their polling place or at home with a blank and unmarked ballot. Young people in the U.S. are more likely to attend live music events (63% millennials) than vote (35.6% for 18-29). #iVoted bridges this gap by meeting potential voters where they are as a data-driven organization that books the top trending artists and talent in key states whose electoral margins are often decided by the size of a concert venue. With a majority BIPOC C-Suite of 100% women and overall team that's 92% BIPOC, women, non-binary or LGBTQ+, #iVoted Festival is revolutionizing voter turnout while actively training and mentoring the next generation of leaders.

IS ACTIVELY WORKING WITH INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES ACROSS THE MAJOR ECOLOGIES OF THE GLOBE, FOSTERING BIOCULTURAL HERITAGE AND INDIGENOUS TERRITORIALITIES THROUGH SUPPORTING LOCALLY LED STRATEGIES OF LAND DEFENCE, BIODIVERSITY AND WATER PROTECTION, STRENGTHENING SOLIDARITY ECONOMIES, INDIGENOUS FOOD, LANGUAGES AND KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMS, AND NURTURING NATIVE MUSIC, ART, DANCE, AND ARCHITECTURE. 'S PHILOSOPHY ADHERES TO INDIGENOUS VALUES OF INTERGENERATIONAL JUSTICE, RECIPROCITY, SOLIDARITY AND RELATIONALITY IN ITS GRANT MAKING AND PRACTICES A DECENTRALIZED AND AUTONOMOUS GOVERNANCE.

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