• Economic Development

• 1909.

Torah Learning Project Inc

C. H. Y. E. seeks to empower young entrepreneurs with the tools to start and grow thriving businesses.

RURAL AMERICA INITIATIVES

Rural America Initiatives (RAI) is an all-Native non-profit organization founded in 1986 to provide opportunities to the Native community in Rapid City.

• Employment Procurement Assistance and Job Training

• 1911.

Fcs Community Economic Development Inc

Focused Community Strategies partners with under-served neighborhoods with innovative & holistic development for communities where God's Shalom is present.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1912.

Jonesboro Business Association Inc

'To build and maintain our community together and to make our brothers and sisters problems our problems and solve them together" Transforming lives Empowering Communities.

Fundamental Needs Inc

A nonprofit that provides communities with the resources necessary to become their own solution Fundamental Needs works with underprivileged communities to alleviate the suffering caused by inadequate access to electricity, clean drinking water, a heat source, and a proper food source here in the United States.

Ebonys Entrepreneurship Learning Academy

Ebony’s Entrepreneurship Learning Academy Mission Statement: Our mission is to empower and inspire the youth by equipping them with essential literacy skills and an entrepreneurial mindset, enabling them to navigate and succeed in the complexities of the modern world.

Oklahoma Literacy Coalition Inc

Support Literacy Efforts Statewide Support Literacy Efforts Statewide Find Literacy Help Get help with reading learning and more.

• Private Grantmaking Foundations

• 1916.

Thomas R Brown Family Foundation

The Thomas R Brown Family Foundation promotes, encourages, and aids the East Texas Communities Foundation in their charitable, scientific, qualified religious and educational activities.

Kind Home Inc

Home modifications for kids in need An individual returning home with reduced mobility may find unexpected barriers.