New Village Girls Academy

New Village Girls Academy is an all-girls public high school in Los Angeles.

• Single Organization Support

• 1118.

Bbyo Fund for the Future Inc

THE PURPOSES OF THE BBYO FUND FOR THE FUTURE, INC (THE FUND) IS TO: ACCEPT ENDOWMENTS, REVENUE FROM MATURED PLANNED GIFTS, AND DESIGNATED DONORS; PROVIDE CONSISTENTLY INCREASING (ANNUAL) DISTRIBUTIONS TO BBYO TO CARRY OUT ITS MISSION; TO OVERSEE THE INVESTMENT OF THE FUND'S ASSETS TO OPTIMIZE THE LONG-TERM SUPPORT IT PROVIDES TO BBYO; AND, UPON REQUEST FROM BBYO, TO ISSUE PRUDENT LOANS AND/OR TO MAKE DISTRIBUTIONS TO BBYO FROM THE FUND'S UNRESTRICTED ASSETS.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1119.

Boyz2Kingz Inc

TO TEACH YOUNG MEN TO SELF-LOVE Committed to advocating for the youth while embodying a community of brotherly love.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1120.

After Inc

Charitable Creating a safe space with trusted adults and predictable patterns where kids are valued for who they are given a bold invitation to hope and challenged to grow.

• Group Home, Residential Treatment Facility - Mental Health Related

• 1121.

Kaylyns House of Joy Inc

KHJ, Inc. is a non-profit, dedicated to providing disadvantaged, at-risk female adolescents with safe and healthy lifestyle opportunities that will improve their life leading into adulthood.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1122.

Tomorrows Youth Empowerment

A non-profit focused on empowering and supporting our younger generation along with giving back to our communities.

• Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues

• 1123.

Passion 4 Youth

Passionate Coach & Mentor | 2x NJSIAA TOC | 17U Jersey Gemz Nike EYBL | ‘19 USA Today ALL-USA COY | ‘23 USAB U16 Trials Ct.

Volunteers for Youth Inc

Making a difference in the lives of Orange County, NC Youth, since 1982, through Mentoring, Teen Court, and Community Service.

WHOAMENTORING WORKS INC

The premier non-profit organization that responds to the "WHOA" imperative need for stronger mentoring programs and empowering events for young & seasoned women WmW responds to the “whoa” imperative need for stronger mentoring programs and empowering events for marginalized youth (boys & girls) and women.