• Religious Leadership, Youth Development

• 136.

Rainbows End Youth Services

The overall mission of Rainbow’s End Youth Service is to reach local youth in Christian love and to encourage, develop and equip them to experience Godly wholeness.

• Youth Development Programs

• 137.

LOVE UNITY & VALUES INSTITUTE

Nonprofit youth agency designed to transform high risk, under-served youth into tomorrow’s leaders while providing an impact in workforce development.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 138.

BRIGHTER CHILDREN INC

We believe in a world where every child has access to quality early education.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 139.

2020 Vision Youth

Our mission is to empower underserved families, at-risk youth and young adults, fostering a sense of empowerment through innovative programs, resources, music, movement, art, mentoring, and engaging team-building activities.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 140.

Youth Mental Wellness Alliance

You. Me. We. All Youth Mental Wellness Alliance Youth Mental Wellness Alliance also known as You.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 141.

Coalition of Schools Educating Mindfully

Supporting educators with mindfulness-based SEL mentorship and resources through our professional membership, micro-credential program and book Coalition of Schools Educating Mindfully (COSEM) is an educator-led 501c3 grassroots nonprofit supporting school communities through learning experiences, communities of practice, mentors, and resources for mindfulness-based social and emotional learning (MBSEL).

Kindred Konnection Wellness Studio Inc

Non Profit charitable organization that empower young women to become successful entrepreneurs.

• Youth Development Programs

• 143.

KID POWER INC

Inspiring youth leadership through academics, civic engagement, health and wellness, and mentoring.

• Girls Clubs

• 144.

THE IMAGE INITIATIVE INC

We Enlighten, Engage, and Empower girls from underserved communities throughout Syracuse, New York💫 Who We Are We believe young women from underserved populations represent the future of their communities and our nation but are often illequipped to deal with the challenges they face during their middle and high school years.