• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 118.

Lowcountry Alliance for Modelcommunities

Building healthy families by creating pathways to opportunities We are working to protect and transform the communities we serve to become selfsustaining communities that honor the living culture and our residence while creating better environments for the future.

• Libraries, Library Science

• 119.

CV YEA

Our mission is to fight environmental injustices in the Central Valley through connecting like-minded individuals, advancing local advocacy opportunities, and helping the next generation of environmental leaders gain experience in the field of green work.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

• 120.

Appalachian Voices

A leading force in Appalachia’s shift from fossil fuels to clean energy, healthy communities and 21st-century local economies A leading force in the Appalachian region’s shift from fossil fuels to clean energy Appalachian Voices works to advance a just transition from fossil fuels toward an equitable clean energy future.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 121.

Impact 907

Upholding Alaskan communities by centralizing local voice on our mutual journeys toward equitable resource access and connection, and impacting systems change.

• Management & Technical Assistance

• 122.

Nevada Grantlab

NEVADA GRANTLAB SUPPORTS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS AND THEIR GOVERNMENT PARTNERS TO ACCESS AND ADMINISTER FEDERAL GRANTS THAT BENEFIT NEVADANS.

DREAM BIG NEVADA

DBN provides aid to NV’s immigrant families through direct services & by empowering community members to advocate for themselves & others in similar situations.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 124.

California Environmental Justice Alliance

Coalition fighting for environmental justice in California.

Bridging The Gap In Virginia

Welcome to Bridging the Gap in Virginia.

• Nutrition Programs

• 126.

Telele Foundation

To provide educational community forum from Central Sierra emphasizing science, natural history, arts, and sustainable agriculture through lecture, field projects, and community participation.