Comunilife, Inc.

Providing vulnerable communities in NYC with housing and culturally sensitive supportive services for over 30 years.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2765.

Community Development Center USA

The Community Development Center USA unites individuals, families, businesses and communities together for the sole purpose of achieving their fullest potential The Community Development Center USA is a non-profit organization uniting individuals, families, businesses, and communities to reach their full potential.

• International Human Rights

• 2766.

Network in Solidarity with the People of Guatemala

Building solidarity between the people of the U.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 2767.

Enlace Foundation Inc

architecture, urban design and landscape: tools to communicate, engage and share knowledge Architecture, urban design and landscape studio Taller de arquitectura, diseño urbano y arquitectur Empowering Low Income Neighborhood Communities.

• Youth Development Programs

• 2768.

Arise and Shine

Arise and Shine is about: Building Bridges, Transforming Lives, Empowering Newcomers, Uplifting Marginalized Communities & Cultivating Youth Success.

• Public Housing

• 2769.

Plano Community Home Phase Iii Inc

Low Income Affordable Senior Housing Housing for low income seniors.

• Economic Development

• 2770.

Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation

A nonprofit organization dedicated to providing FREE programs & services to aspiring entrepreneurs as a mean toward economic self-sufficiency.

• Family Counseling, Marriage Counseling

• 2771.

RENOVACION CONYUGAL ORLANDO INC

SOMOS TALLERES CONTACTO More. TALLERES DE PAREJAS DEL 2024 y 2025 En febrero de 1976 un Sacerdote Jesuita de nombre Fernando Martinez Caula sintio la enorme preocupacion de ver como crecia alarmantemente la tasa de divorcios en Puerto Rico y de como poco a poco se desintegraba la pareja que es la base de nuestra sociedad.

• Public Housing

• 2772.

TODCOYBC 5 INC

Working to assure that the poor, disadvantaged and working people of San Francisco’s SoMa are always benefited rather than displaced by renewal.