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Cultural/Ethnic Awareness
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2224.
Altruistic United Humanity Association
PROVIDE DIRECT GRANTS SUPPORTING HERBAL TREATMENT AND AWARENESS.
Porterville
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Education N.E.C.
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2225.
Family Farm Defenders Inc
OUR MISSION IS TO CREATE FARMER-CONTROLLED AND CONSUMER-ORIENTED FOOD AND FIBER SYSTEM, BASED UPON DEMOCRATICALLY CONTROLLED INSTITUTIONS THAT EMPOWER FARMERS TO SPEAK FOR AND RESPECT THEMSELVES IN THEIR QUEST FOR SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC JUSTICE.
Madison
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Credit Unions
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2226.
Iowa Corporate Central Credit Union
North Iowa Community Credit Union is a not-for-profit financial institution offering many of the same services found at banks or savings and loan associations.
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Mason City
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Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*
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2227.
Alamance Community & Health Foundation Inc
Impact Alamance is a community health legacy foundation created from the merger of Alamance Regional and Cone Health.
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Greensboro
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Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.
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2228.
The-Musketeer Association
TMA’s purpose is to establish perpetual "antibiotic & probiotic" projects that heal our communities Unifying Communities Igniting Hope WHO WE ARE.
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Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
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2229.
Idaho Federation of Families for Childrens Mental Health Inc
FYIdaho (Families & Youth of Idaho) is a statewide nonprofit that serves parents and caregivers of youth with mental health challenges through direct support, education, and advocacy.
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Boise
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Leadership Development
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2230.
MORE for Caregivers
MORE for Caregivers is a 501c3 organization that provides personal development opportunities to caregivers of children with special health care needs in Iowa.
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Keystone
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Human Service Organizations
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2231.
Collective Action for the Diaspora
Providing vital aid to displaced families of various diasporic communities.
Puyallup
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Women's Rights
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2232.
International Womens Forum Northern
The Organization's Mission is achieved through the following activities:* Social interaction with peers on a regional, national and international level* Exposure to cross discipline accomplished women leaders* Recognition for career accomplishments* Education on current national and global economic, political and social issues* Ability to attend cultural, and fine art activities with members* Access to conferences, inter-forum exchanges on a national and international basis* Local forum programs tapping members knowledge as well as interaction with local * leaders and experts* Joint programs with other organizations on matters of common interest such as "Women on Public Corporate Boards" Our Community We are a true sisterhood representing collective values and interests.
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