• Jewish

• 1981.

REFUAH YESHUAH

Dedicated to the spiritual and material welfare of families and individuals of the Jewish faith regardless of background, affiliation, or personal level of observance.

• Visual Arts Organizations

• 1982.

Van Alen Institute Projects In Public Architecture

Making it easier for communities to shape the places where they live.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1983.

Youth Service League, Inc.

Our all-volunteer program, founded in 1954, is comprised of components which provide meaningful and positive educational, athletic, emotional, social, and, overall delinquency prevention activities for our mostly disadvantaged inner-city youth enrollment.

• Public Health Programs

• 1984.

MIMSI INC

To ensure safe passage of women from pregnancy through childbirth into motherhood.

• Public Foundations

• 1985.

Feed Israel Foundation

FEED ISRAEL FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO ADVANCE, SUPPORT, AND FURTHER THE PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES OF ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE COMMITTED TO PROVIDING BOTH IMMEDIATE AND LONG-TERM ASSISTANCE TO IMPOVERISHED INDIVIDUALS, REGARDLESS OF THEIR AGE.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1986.

Hammer & Hope Inc

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JEWS FOR RACIAL AND ECONOMIC

Home to New York’s Jewish Left, Jews For Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ Action) fights for an NYC that funds care, not cops.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 1988.

PROTECT EDUCATION AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY

Parents for Educational And Religious Liberty in Schools (Trolls will be blocked) emailprotected Follow Us Parents for Educational and Religious Liberty in Schools We are a Yeshiva Educational Organization committed to providing a holistic formation anchored on academic excellence integrated with intensive religious instructions while protecting the right of parents to guide their children in making choices.

• Religious Related, Spiritual Development N.E.C.

• 1989.

ZOROASTRIAN RETURN TO ROOTS INC

The Zoroastrian Return to Roots Program is designed to foster community links and a sense of identity among Zoroastrian youth.