• Arts Education/Schools

• 1792.

The Manton Avenue Project

Through playmaking, MAP sparks an expanding sense of possibility by building each child’s capacity for personal and academic success and offers opportunities for positive youth development.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1793.

Oceanview Merced Ingleside Cultural Participation Project

OMI Cultural Participation Project serves Lakeview/OMI and all the neighborhoods in San Francisco District 11.

• Single Organization Support

• 1794.

Hillel the Foundation for Jewish Campus Life

The Center for Jewish Life - Hillel at Princeton University The CJL is a home for Jewish students and those exploring their Jewish identity at Princeton CJL PARTNERS WITH STUDENTS AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE PRINCETON COMMUNITY TO SUSTAIN AND GROW A WELCOMING, MULTI-FACETED AND PLURALISTIC JEWISH COMMUNITY THAT IS FULLY-INTEGRATED INTO THE FABRIC OF CAMPUS LIFE AND WHICH PROVIDES PERSONALLY MEANINGFUL JEWISH EXPERIENCES FOR EVERY STUDENT.

Emmanuel International Mission

EIM is an evangelical, interdenominational, Christian organization devoted to assisting the communities worldwide through the agency of the churches.

• Public Foundations

• 1796.

Beth El Foundation of Minnesota Inc

Beth El is a warm, open and caring Conservative Jewish community in St.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 1797.

Northern New England Museum of Contemporary Art Ltd

Image Detail from Trace ex. Stages portfolio by Scott A.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 1798.

Islamic Networks Group of Midwest (ING MidWest)

We aim to pursue peace by promoting religious literacy and cultural sensitivity through education and resource sharing INGMIDWESGT.

• Adult, Continuing Ed

• 1799.

LOVE TO SHARE FOUNDATION AMERICA

Love to Share Foundation is dedicated to making a difference by enriching lives, empowering communities and elevating all to a state of happiness.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1800.

DAVID LABKOVSKI PROJECT

The DLP educates about the Holocaust through the artwork of David Labkovski, who survived the Holocaust while in Siberian exile.