• Youth Development Programs

• 271.

College & Career Connections, Inc.

We work with students from DC’s low-income communities so they successfully transition to high school, graduate, and pursue post-secondary education.

• Boys and Girls Clubs (Combined)

• 272.

T.H.I.N.K

Our Mission is to empower underprivileged and at-risk youth throughout our community by implementing six designed programs to develop critical life skills and the confidence to succeed.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 273.

Colorado Womens Chamber Foundation

The CWC Foundation exists to create meaningful and sustainable change through the development and growth of women leaders and women-owned businesses in all fields of industry in Colorado.

• Human Service Organizations

• 274.

Change for Youth Foundation Inc

SERVICES BE INVOLVED ABOUT IMPACT More EMPOWERING YOUTH TO SUCCEED Ways We Help YOUTH DEVELOPMENT With this initiative our goal is to build selfesteem and reduce risk factors and support youth where problems arise.

• Education N.E.C.

• 275.

HomeSweetHome Foundation

We aid aged-out foster youth with: 🏘 housing needs 🧠 mental health 💸 financial education 🔄 connection to resources Aid aged-out foster youth between 16-26 with housing needs, mental health, financial education, and connection to resources.

Womens Fund Southcoast

Sponsoring social change that advances economic security for women, girls and gender-expansive folks in our region.

• Scholarships, Student Financial Aid, Awards

• 277.

Dom Wins

The Domonique Williams Scholarship Scholarships Mentorship Our Inspiration Support Us News Apply Contact Shop More.

• Public Foundations

• 278.

SPARK OF HOPE FOUNDATION USA INC

The Spark of Hope Foundation USA empowers bright young women in the Global South especially in regions that are in turmoil or remote to become tomorrows leaders through providing scholarships for postsecondary education.

• Family Services

• 279.

Follow My Steps Foundation Inc

A Massachusetts based organization with the objective to provide high school seniors with clarity and opportunity to pursue futures not typically advertised in low-income communities.