Minority Help Inc

Minority Help is a community-based organization that fosters ethnically sustainable community development and cultural survival strategies by providing assistance, valuable resources, and a wide range of programs and competent services to the Brazilian Immigrant Community.

• International Development, Relief Services

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Children’s Place International

Children’s Place International supports youth access to healthcare, education, and opportunities.

National African Student Association Inc

A unifying body primarily for collegiate African student organizations.

• Housing Search Assistance

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African Community Housing & Development

Empowering the community of African Diaspora immigrants, refugees, and their descendants in the Greater Seattle Area.

• Human Service Organizations

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White Men for Racial Justice Inc

Our shared purpose is to dismantle racism and the culture and systems of white supremacy in ourselves, our communities, and our country WMRJ is a response to explicit requests to x27go get your people.

Be the Transformational Change Fund

To create lasting solutions to employment barriers, social injustice, and homelessness for the LGBTQIA+ community through the power of events that inspire change and programs focused on educational outreach, made possible by the generosity of our donors.

• Minority Rights

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The Inclusivity Project

GFoD envisons a democratic & just society for Communities Discriminated on Work & Descent(CDWD), Caste, Anti-Gypsyism & Modern & Traditional forms of Slavery Welfare, research actitions we do focus on the Africa regions, Europe regional and the South american the latin America countries where caste like structures exist.

• Youth Development Programs

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May I Community Outreach NFP

We are a 501c3 organization that provides supportive services to disadvantaged, marginalized, and displaced individuals.

• Children's and Youth Services

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The Center for Children's Law and Policy

Our staff members envision a world where the response to youth who get in trouble with the law is developmentally appropriate, free of racial and ethnic bias, and focused on building strengths that help youth avoid further involvement with the justice system.