Kenwood-Oakland Community Organization

Organizing through engaging residents, facilitating strategies, and moving towards action in Chicago Through the sustained engagement of low-income and working families, KOCO develops multi-generational leaders who impact decision-making processes and public policies, improving the quality of life in our local communities.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 155.

HELLO MY NAME IS KING INC

Sharing the stories of boys and men of color.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 156.

African-American Resource Center at Booker

Utilizing education, art, recreation, mentorship and cultural programs to create an environment that promote and enhance the quality of life by celebrating the achievements and improving the welfare of our community members.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 157.

Minority Outreach Committee

Our goal is to encourage economic, social, political and educational development within and between Los Angeles communities.

• Religious Leadership, Youth Development

• 158.

Boys2Men Community Foundation Inc

Inspiring Inner City Men Boys to Achieve More Boys2Men Community Foundation is a nonprofit dedicated to empowering young men and boys.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 159.

Score

SCORE’s mission is to ameliorate the negative health effects of racism in the High Desert communities of the Greater Inland Empire.

And I Stand

And I Stand is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that focuses on challenges and life changing situations that can affect one’s mental health in minority communities.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 161.

We Reign Inc

Create safe spaces where Black girls are visible so that their strengths, needs, voices and stories are centered as they define themselves for themselves, practice living unapologetically and develop the skills needed to become advocates and change agents in their own lives and communities.

• Single Organization Support

• 162.

SPEAK INC

Our mission supports the work of students from Vermont Law School and University of Vermont who have been bringing the skills and value of debate to more diverse audiences at local correctional facilities and rehabilitation centers for the past several years.