• Youth Development Programs

• 1540.

Clyde E Woodroffe Iv Foundation

CHARITABLE & EDUCATIONAL Making A Difference In The Lives Of Our Youth Dream Fulfilled CEW IV FOUNDATION PROGRAMS CEW Foundation sponsored programs assist youth in developing and applying strategies for dealing with adolescence issues such as resolving conflicts building selfconfidence developing positive relationships and setting goals.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

• 1541.

Good Shepherd Montessori School Inc

Good Shepherd Montessori School serves children age 3 through grade 8 in a faith-filled, socioeconom GOOD SHEPHERD MONTESSORI SCHOOL IS A DIVERSE, COOPERATIVE LEARNING COMMUNITY, GOVERNED BY AN INDEPENDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS, THAT USES THE MONTESSORI METHOD TO NURTURE THE CHARACTER AND UNIQUENESS OF THE CHILD AND TO INSPIRE WONDER AND A JOY OF LEARNING.

• Youth Development Programs

• 1542.

Unlimited Potential Mentoring Incorporated

Youths under the age of 17 served 100 Our Impact Improve academically 73 About Unlimited Potential Welcome to Unlimited Potential Mentoring Inc.

• Christian

• 1543.

CHOSEN CHILDREN MINISTRIES

Chosen Children International helps orphans in Africa.

Inspire Higher Corp

We reduce bullying in and out of the classroom.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 1545.

Southwest Public Workers Union Inc

As an organization of low-income, working class families and youth, we unite in one collective struggle for self-governance based on dignity, respect, justice.

• Primary/Elementary School

• 1546.

Strong Roots Christian School

The mission of Strong Roots Christian School is to educate students in the light of God's word, establishing roots for a lifetime of learning, leadership, service, and worship to the glory of God.

• International Development, Relief Services

• 1547.

Heart for Honduras

Founded in 1851 in Tomball Texas. Our Mission: Imperfect people, boldly sharing the thrilling hope of Jesus every day.

• Secondary/High School

• 1548.

Foundation for Recovering Youth Inc

We are a small public high school of 250 students, their parents, and staff.