• Christian

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Center for Reconciliation

HOST EDUCATIONAL RECONCILIATION PROGRAMS AND EVENTS Center for Reconciliation Rhode Island Center for Reconciliation Rhode Island The Center for Reconciliations mission is to foster racial reconciliation and racial justice by confronting the ongoing legacy of slavery.

DOORS OF SUCCESS INC

Community Outreach. Youth Mentoring. Social Entrepreneur.

• Civil Rights, Social Action, & Advocacy N.E.C.

• 2163.

The Privilege Institute

Diversity. Privilege. Leadership. Excellence.

• Pollution Abatement and Control Services

• 2164.

Climate Action Families

Inter-generational team of youth and families who are tackling climate damage from the source.

LINDSEYS BACK TO BASICS YOUTH EDUCATION CENTER

Back To Basics Youth Education Center is a non profit center in Dayton, OH.

• Remedial Reading, Reading Encouragement

• 2166.

Indy Book Project Inc

Non-profit organization that provides books for Indy area children in need.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2167.

Our Lady of Mercy School

Our Lady of Mercy School Prayer Knowledge Service Our Lady of Mercy School Prayer Knowledge Service Our Lady of Mercy Catholic School provides foundations for a life of Prayer Knowledge Service Our Principal A LETTER FROMOur Principal Read Now Admissions Admissions Schedule Tour Apply Now MERCY Fair MERCY Fair Fair Information Camp Blue Jay Camp Blue Jay Camp Blue Jay Enrichment Camps Whats Coming Spirit Shirt Day 8th Grade Progress Report 1st Eucharist 1pm 21 22 PSR News Announcements Scholastic Book Fair 2024 Students happy with their choices are pictured with Principal Ms.

• Arts Service Activities/ Organizations

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Philadelphia Assembly Inc

THE PHILADELPHIA ASSEMBLY IS A COLLECTIVE OF CULTURE BEARERS WHO SHARE A COMMITMENT TO THE PRACTICE OF ARTS, CULTURE, AND EQUITABLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND REFLECTS THE PEOPLE WHO ARE HERE, COMMITTED, AND DOING THE WORK TO "KEEP THE PLACE.

• Youth Development Programs

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YOUTH LEAD NC

Youth LEAD NC, equips individuals with disabilities, ages 30 and younger, with peer support and essential skills to cultivate the next generation of disability rights leaders and to foster their development as independent, productive members of society.