• Christian

• 2683.

Christian Resource Network Inc

Christian Resource Network, Inc. is a non-profit 501 © 3 organization which begun its operation in No Christian Resource Network Inc.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 2684.

Inclusive Education Project

The Inclusive Education Project (IEP) is a non-profit dedicated to enabling special needs children to achieve their educational goals 501c3 #47-1532824 The Inclusive Education Project seeks to "level the playing field" in the area of education for children with special needs through awareness & advocacy.

• Christian

• 2685.

Ventures for Hope Inc

TO BUILD AND GROW SOCIAL ENTERPRISES THAT EMPLOY THE VERY POOR.

BPC CONNECTION INC.

BPCCI is a non-profit corporation founded in New Jersey, with a mission to provide life transition to Haitian families who cannot send their child to school BPC CONNECTION INC.

• Education N.E.C.

• 2687.

Legacy Lives Here Inc

Legacy Lives Here Inc, a non profit seeks to empower individuals and families with financial literacy Legacy Lives Here, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization is dedicated to empowering communities through financial literacy and entrepreneurial education, providing individuals with the knowledge and tools necessary to build generational wealth and economic stability.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 2688.

Peace 4 Poverty

International Author, Speaker, and minister who values purpose, community, and family Our MISSION Peace4Poverty is an organization that educates, uplifts, adults, young adults, and youth in underserved communities.

• Family Services

• 2689.

PROJECT MOTHERPATH INC

PROJECT MOTHERPATH PROJECT MOTHERPATH Project Motherpath Inc.

• Religious Leadership, Youth Development

• 2690.

ACTIVE BOYS IN CHRIST

Active Boys In Christ (ABC) is an innovative, one step application based mentoring program that works directly with children and families in the city of Flint and its surrounding areas.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 2691.

Holiday Hope

Our History In 1991 two social workers answered letters to Santa Claus found in the New York City post office from the children of four needy families making their Christmas wishes come true.