Mental Health Association of Rochester/Monroe County, Inc.

The Mental Health Association of Rochester is a community based non-profit organization that promotes mental wellbeing through peer-led programs and services so that individuals and families can thrive in their communities of choice.

• Women's Rights

• 272.

Staten Island

NCNW mission is to empower women of African descent, their children and communities through local programs.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 273.

Harlem Writers Guild Inc

The Harlem Writers Guild is the oldest, continuously operating African American writers guild in the world.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 274.

African American Legacy Project of Northwest Ohio

TO PERSERVE THE HISTORY OF NORTHWEST OHIO AFRICAN COMMUNITY AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY PROJECT OF NORTHWEST OHIO Home About Art Tatum Video Projects Shop Feature Sports Legends Hall of Fame Contact Us Projects More WELCOME TO AFRICAN AMERICAN LEGACY PROJECT OF NORTHWEST OHIO Founded in 2004 The African American Legacy Project of Northwest Ohio believes we help shape the future.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 275.

Rochester Downtown Partnership

STIMULATE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT A Vision for Downtown Rochester Downtown Rochester will solidify its position as the regions historic and innovative center of bustling community activity.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 276.

Afrourban Inc

afrOURban is a collective comprised of people who have made it their calling to document culture, architecture, and urban spaces on the continent.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 277.

Friends of the Legacy Project

One Montevallo Were better together.

• Private Independent Foundations

• 278.

Gotham Gives Inc

Gotham Gives empowers and inspires New Yorkers.

1838 Black Metropolis Incorporated

Home Map Learn the History The 1838 Census and Archives Orgs Citizen Stories Blog Videos Teaching 1838 Walking Tours News About More The Philadelphia Black Metropolis is a city within a city built by more than 20000 free Black people in Philadelphia in 1838.