Community Education Project

Community Education Project is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization created to promote and increase community awareness and knowledge about effective educational theories and practices, dedicated to the development of the next generation as creative, thoughtful, responsible, and self-assured people, capable of establishing cross-cultural communities.

• Nonprofit Management

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NONPROFIT PARTNERSHIP

👏 nonprofit best practices 👏 connections 👏 celebration To enhance the management and governance of regional nonprofit organizations through capacity-building programs and services.

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

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Integrative Development Initiative

IDI provides access to resources, services & education that holistically promote healthy, equitable, and sustainable development for people, communities, and our planet.

Kansas City Parks Foundation

Advocate, cultivate financial resources, and foster community engagement in support of the Kansas City Parks and Boulevard System.

Hubitual Learning and Outreach

https://secure. givelively. org/donate/hubitual-learning-and-outreach/donate2hublo Support our community through personal and professional development initiatives; steward innovative micro-projects to encourage environmental stewardship, community outreach, and creative expression.

• Environmental Beautification

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Clean Pelican Inc

Working to create and maintain a clean, beautiful community where businesses and families want to stay, work and play.

• Youth Development Programs

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Recycle and Reinvest

Recycle And Reinvest aims to bridge the gap between trash and crime by promoting sustainability and providing job opportunities for youth.

• Family Services

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In the City for Good

In the City For Good focuses on improving the lives of people living in the community of Fair Park in South Dallas, TX.

• Environmental Quality Protection and Beautification N.E.C.

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CLEAN MIAMI BEACH INC

We are picking up trash, especially plastic from our beaches, parks, and waterways and are educating people about the negative impact plastic pollution has on our wildlife and its habitats.