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Single Organization Support
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Sister Thea Bowman Black Catholic Education Foundation
We are a national Catholic organization dedicated to providing access to partnering Catholic universities for underserved African American students.
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Pittsburgh
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Parent Teacher Group
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Bronco Foundation
Bronco Foundation's objectives and purposes are to enrich the educational experiences of Clovis North Educational Center Students and staff by providing opportunities for students to participate in activities such as clubs, community service, and tutorial and peer counseling programs.
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Military/Veterans' Organizations
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Bravo Alpha Foundation
your strength is our potential in you.
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Cornerstone Resource Alliance Inc
TO SERVE AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO THE HOMELESS POPULATION AND PROVIDE RESOURCES TO THE IMPOVERISHED.
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Mitch & Match Retail & Donation Center
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Private Independent Foundations
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Public Foundations
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Ramsey Foundation
The Ramsey Foundation is committed to meeting basic needs and enriching the cultural arts in rural communities.
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Private Grantmaking Foundations
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S.H. Cowell Foundation
The goal of the Cowell Foundation is to improve the quality of life of children and their families living in poverty in Northern California by making grants that directly support and strengthen the children, their families, and the neighborhoods where they live.