• Fraternal Beneficiary Societies

• 2872.

Association of Black Women Attorneys Inc

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Community Action Development Corp of the Lehigh Valley

Our mission is to improve the quality of life by building a community in which all people have access to economic opportunity, the ability to pursue that opportunity, and a voice in the decisions that affect their lives.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 2874.

Asian Business Association

#AsianAmericanChamberofCommerce (#AACC) is dedicated to improving the economic development for #AsianAmerican owned businesses in #DCMetro #VA, #MD.

• Human Service Organizations

• 2875.

BAPS CHARITIES INC

The Spirit of Service Working in five key areas, BAPS Charities aims to express a spirit of selfless service through Health & Wellness, Educational Services, Humanitarian Relief, Environmental Protection & Preservation and Community Empowerment.

• Ethnic/Immigrant Services

• 2876.

Latin Womens Initiative

Latin Women’s Initiative is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of Latin women and children SEE SCHEDULE O YOUR DONATIONS HELP Latin Womens Initiative has blossomed into one of Houstons top Hispanic fundraising organizations that provides financial donations and volunteers to nonprofits that primarily assist Hispanic women and children.

Refugee Justice League Inc

Lawyers, legal professionals, and community leaders defending the rights of refugees.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 2878.

St Luke Legacy Center Foundation Inc

We aim to strengthen communities by providing access to a wraparound model of culturally relevant and holistic services, programs, and resources that meet the needs of an entire family.

Association of Commercial Real Estate Inc

THE professional association for Sacramento's commercial real estate community.

Marshallese American Network for Interacting Together

To celebrate the identity of the Marshallese people through community-building, advocacy, and education.