• Public Foundations

• 982.

Fh Association

Ending poverty, one community at a time, in the world's hardest places.

ATD Fourth World Movement

We work to overcome the injustices of poverty and social exclusion.

• Youth Development Programs

• 984.

Village Nation

To create a small learning environment for underrepresented students utilizing a wide array of test prepping and test taking skills, attitudinal adjustments, academic strategies and historical reviews through seminar, workshops and small group meetings, geared toward academic and social success.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 985.

Power U Center for Social Change Inc

We are developing youth of color to lead & organize their own communities in order to build upon the struggle for a more equitable just society.

• Human Service Organizations

• 986.

Womancare Services Inc

Human Services - Multipurpose We made over 345 referrals to competent medical care, emergency housing and other assistance (345 referrals) We believe that positive change occurs as a result of collaborative partnerships.

• Intergroup/Race Relations

• 987.

Weakley County Reconciliation Project

Weakley County Reconciliation Project A diverse nonpartisan group of Weakley County community members seeking to engage other members and organizations in an open dialogue on matters of race racism and social injustice in Weakley County.

• Human Service Organizations

• 988.

Sweet Sisterhood

Sweet Sisterhood’s primary service is helping women step into their God given purpose and evolve beyond traumatic experiences.

• Human Service Organizations

• 989.

She Has A Name

SHE HAS A NAME IS A STRONG COMMUNITY THAT EXISTS TO FIGHT HUMAN TRAFFICKING THROUGH EDUCATION AND CARING FOR THOSE LOCALLY IMPACTED.

• Economic Development

• 990.

Association for Black Economic Power

The Association for Black Economic Power will Remove social stigmas and provide a solid financial foundation for our people to move from existing to thriving by creating a cooperative Northside focused ecosystem of community partners working toward the co Our mission at the Association for Black Economic Power (ABEP) is to promote economic independence, multi-generational wealth, and community development for Black families and businesses.