• Youth Development Programs

• 937.

Capital Region Youth Tennis Foundation, Inc.

Our mission “To reach out in a loving, caring way to the youth of the Capital Region, using tennis as the medium, especially those in the inner cities.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 938.

THE TALENTED TEEN CLUB INC

Talented Teen Club Building Teen self esteem through motivation and participation.

ALLIANCE FOR YOUTH ACTION

Uniting America's unstoppable young people to strengthen our democracy, fix our economy & fight injustice.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 940.

The-Musketeer Association

TMA’s purpose is to establish perpetual "antibiotic & probiotic" projects that heal our communities Unifying Communities Igniting Hope WHO WE ARE.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 941.

Fairview Jacket Youth Wrestling Club

Fairview Youth Wrestling Club The Jacket Youth Wrestling Club is open to boys and girls K through 8th grade with a purpose of introducing your child to the wonderful sport of wrestling.

Neighborhood Ninjas

We are a nonprofit organization helping kids overcome obstacles in their lives through Scholarship, Mentorship, Community, and Connection.

• Human Service Organizations

• 943.

Teaching Excellent Steam NFP

TES AAA Teach Empower Strengthen TES AAA TES Academics TES Athletics TES Arts DonateSupport Gallery Events More The legacy Our History TES AAA was founded by a group of family members interested in continuing a legacy created by their family patriarch Albert Bailey Sr.

SriPonya Collective

SriPonya's primary exempt purpose is to serve as a charitable organization that provides prevention, intervention and recovery services for historically marginalized youth and families in rural Central Oregon.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 945.

YOUTH IMPROVING NON-PROFITS FOR CHILDREN

http://www. youthinc-usa. org Our Work Get Involved About Us In the News We Strengthen the Organizations that Help Young People THRIVE Why We Exist Our Mission Our Approach 70 of youthdevelopment organizations have inadequate resources and less than 50 feel they can meet the needs of the youth they serve.