Foster Youth Education Fund

The Foster Youth Education Fund is a non-profit organization created to generate and disburse education grants to emancipating foster youth.

• Food Service, Free Food Distribution Programs

• 1865.

Premiere Charities Inc

Our mission is to serve the underprivileged by mobilizing resources for food, health, clothing, shelter, and education.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 1866.

Edina Federated Womans Club

EFWC is a multigenerational Women's club focused on philanthropy and friendship.

• Public Foundations

• 1867.

DOG TAG BREWING FOUNDATION

We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit committed to honoring and celebrating the lives and legacies of those military heroes who died in service to the nation Combat veteran run non-profit that partners with Gold Star Families to celebrate the lives of our nation's Fallen Warriors.

• Cancer

• 1868.

AMC Cancer Research Center

AMC Cancer Fund, now also known as CU Cancer Center Fund, is dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the University of Colorado Cancer Center to support its outstanding programs in cancer prevention, care, education, research and service to the nation.

GENERATION ALIVE

Generation Alive empowers youth to compassionately engage the needs of their community through action and service.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 1870.

Mwebaza Foundation Inc

https://www. myregistry. com/organization/mwebaza-foundation-berthoud-co/4697538/giftlist mwebaza mWHAYbahzah Education Enterprise We create new pathways that inspire global citizenship and foster sustainable change through crosscultural education and investment in social enterprise.

Gen-Z For Change Inc

GenZ for Change leverages the power of social media our 450 creator coalition and code to drive tangible progressive change ontheground.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1872.

MAMA HOPE INC

Support our revamped Localization Development Accelerator (LDA) Program Support the Unseen Heroes of Global Development By submitting my data I agree to be contacted Our Focus Acknowledging Proximate Leaders No one understands a communitys challenges better than those who live them every day.