• Economic Development

• 1738.

Hudson Development Corporation

TO RELIEVE AND REDUCE ADULT UNEMPLOYMENT, TO BETTER AND MAINTAIN JOB OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO PROMOTE INSTRUCTION OR TRAINING OF INDIVIDUALS IN ORDER TO IMPROVE OR DEVELOP THEIR CAPABILITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

United Way of Seneca County, Inc.

We are working to improve health, education and income in Seneca County.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1740.

McKees Rocks Community Development Corp

just some guy somewhere in the world We are a not-for-profit group dedicated to facilitating commercial development, fostering neighborhoo The mission of McKees Rocks Community Development Corporation is revitalization; we work with the Sto-Rox community to foster inclusive and equitable economic growth, generational wealth building, affordable housing, commercial development, and creativity.

• Financial Counseling, Money Management

• 1741.

The Neighborhood Hub

At The Neighborhood Hub our mission is to be a beacon of holistic transformation that fosters a healthy African American community through competent navigation services, leadership development and advocacy.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1742.

METRO UNITED WAY INC

Working every day to support thriving kids, strong households, and an equitable community in the Greater Louisville region.

• Crime Prevention N.E.C.

• 1743.

Citizens for Tax Justice Inc

Lifting the voices of everyday Americans in the nation's tax policy debate.

• Single Organization Support

• 1744.

Black Economic Alliance Foundation

Work, wages, and wealth for Black Americans.

• Unknown

• 1745.

Philanthropy By Design

TransformingNonprofitEnvironments OfficesThrough Design Giving Back to our Community Philanthropy By Design PBD is an awardwinning 501c3 organization of design industry professionals who volunteer their talents to renovate the interior environments of community service organizations.

• Christian

• 1746.

Restoration Center

"Restoration" To minister to the spiritual and physical needs of the poor, the destitute, those who are referred to as the least of these in Fort Worth and to help develop them to become productive citizens.