• International Human Rights

• 1477.

Guantanamo Survivors Fund Inc.

The Guantanamo Survivors Fund is a grassroots initiative to provide support to survivors of torture and detention without charge at Guantánamo Bay prison LEARN ABOUT the Guantanamo Survivors Fund https://gsfund.

• Volunteers of America

• 1478.

Volunteers of America of Massachusetts, Inc.

VOAMASS gives members of our community who need help the most the services, support, and self-esteem they need to create a fresh start for themselves.

• Mental Health Treatment

• 1479.

Center for Victims of Torture

The Center for Victims of Torture is an international nonprofit dedicated to healing survivors of torture and violent conflict.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1480.

Georgia Welcome CO-Op

The Welcome Co-op is a unique cooperative of the Atlanta-area refugee resettlement agencies THE WELCOME CO-OP IS GEORGIAS TRUSTED ADVOCATE FOR NEW REFUGEES, HELPING TO SECURE HOUSING AND ENSURE A SMOOTH AND SEAMLESS TRANSITION FOR OUR STATES NEWEST AND EVER-RESILIENT RESIDENTS.

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

• 1481.

Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition Inc

Our mission is to rescue and restore women and children from the bondage of human trafficking and addiction.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1482.

Collective for Immigrant and Refugee Women Wellbeing

Founded in 2020, CRIW promotes the psychosocial wellbeing of underserved and marginalized refugee and immigrant women in Greater New Haven through equity-led partnerships and community collaborations.

• International Relief

• 1483.

Grace To Help

People coming together to give out of our abundance to help others in need.

MISSISSIPPI VOLUNTEER LAWYERS PROJECT

Non-profit legal organization providing pro bono legal services to low-income Mississippians.

Renaissance Social Services Inc

Solutions to Homelessness households were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 2171 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 636 participantslived in the agencys supportivehousing including57 families 545 Our Partners 2404 individuals were provided resources to prevent eviction and homelessness 523 people living on the streetswereconnected to housing healthcare and other services 864 participants received housing support including 127 families Our Impact Our Vision A Chicago without homelessness.