Similar organisations to Karuna Foundation
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Cancer
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1999.
SUSAN G KOMEN MEMORIAL AFFILIATE
A force united by a promise to end breast cancer, funding groundbreaking research, community health & advocacy programs globally.
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PEORIA MEMORIAL AFFILIATE OF SUSAN G. KOMEN
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Health - General & Rehabilitative N.E.C.
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2000.
Northwest Medical Center Foundation Inc
Mosaic Life Care Foundation is dedicated to championing education and empowering people to build healthy and thriving communities.
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Albany
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International Development, Relief Services
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2001.
Dujon Foundation Inc
The Dujon Foundation aims to establish resource centers in low-income communities in Saint Lucia to support residents reach their full potential academically and professionally.
West Hartford
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Counseling Support Groups
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2002.
Colorado Mama Tribe
Colorado Mama Tribe provides support, resources, and community to women raising children with special needs in Colorado Join our Private, Members-Only Facebook group: https://www.
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Centennial
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Parks and Playgrounds
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2003.
Fredericksburg Parks Foundation
The Fredericksburg Parks Foundations Mission is to help revitalize existing parks and recreational spaces supportinnovativeprojects that enhance our community provide healthy outlets for our youth and promote the rich history of our area.
Fredericksburg
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Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
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2004.
We Get It Foundation
We are an Neurodiverse progressive 501(c)(3) International Non-Profit Corporation.
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Antioch
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Public Foundations
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2005.
Sutter Yuba Community Foundation
EIN 61-1533489 SYCF is here to help the local community by providing assistance/grants to charitable causes and educational scholarships in our community.
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Yuba City
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Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards
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2006.
American Scandinavian Foundation Santa Barbara
To promote international understanding by preserving and sharing Scandinavian heritage and culture with our community.
Santa Barbara
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Adult, Continuing Ed
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2007.
CASSANDRA BANKS FOUNDATION INC
We believe that the inherent power of economic freedom which has eluded black women and communities of color for generations should be put decisively in their hands.
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