• Youth Development Programs

• 1972.

100 Black Men of Indianapolis, Inc.

Men Giving Real Time To Positively Impact The Development And Outcomes of Youth In Our Communities The Indianapolis Chapter of 100 Black Men INC, Summer Academy to improve the educational gap for students K - 8.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 1973.

Greenhouse Communication Initiative

Our mission is to develop and improve the academic and profesisonal skills of all people.

• International Economic Development

• 1974.

Junior Achievement of Greater Washington

JA is a non-profit organization that brings together school systems, business leaders and trained volunteer mentors to provide equal access to the tools, people and experiences all youth need to be 100% prepared for real life in the real world.

• Management Services for Small Business/ Entrepreneurs

• 1975.

Rich Dae Entrepreneur Foundation

Home About News Events Contact Book Online Shop More We service youth in underserved populations Each event is geared toward changing the lives of those we touch as well as breaking down barriers and and working through failing systems.

• Employment, Job Related N.E.C.

• 1976.

JOBS FOR LIFE

"Offering transformational and proven solutions to address employment challenges faced by the unemployed, underemployed, and unfulfilled employed worldwide.

Above All Things Dream Foundation

Building social, emotional and learning skills; teaching healthy lifestyle strategies to youth/adults linktr.

• Temporary Shelter for the Homeless

• 1978.

Hope for the Brave

Provide safe haven, while assisting women to become empowered to end the cycle of domestic violence To provide safe haven while assisting women to become empowered to end the cycle of domestic violence.

LINCOLN HILLS FOUNDATION

We are a volunteer run non-profit dedicated to all things “senior” in the Lincoln, CA community.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 1980.

Adams 14 Education Foundation

To enhance the quality of education and provide expanded learning opportunities to foster the lifelong success of Adams 14 students.