Joint Council for Economic Opportunity of Clinton & Franklin

JCEO is a non-profit Community Action Agency that operates in Clinton and Franklin Counties in upstate New York.

• Neighborhood Center, Settlement House

• 3044.

United Community Centers Inc

We organize youth and adults to address food justice in our community by promoting local sustainable agriculture and community-led economic development.

• Community Foundations

• 3045.

COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF GREATER ROCHESTER

Building Tomorrow's Future Today. Meeting the needs of our community and the expectations for the next generations.

• Senior Citizens' Housing, Retirement Communities

• 3046.

Oak Street Senior Apartments Inc

TO PROVIDE RENTAL ASSISTANCE TO ELIGIBLE ELDERLY INDIVIDUALS TO OBTAIN DECENT, SAFE, AND SANITARY HOUSING UNDER HUD SECTION 202 CAPITAL ADVANCE PROGRAM.

Black Hills Works Foundation Inc

Black Hills Works supports 600+ people with disabilities.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 3048.

Boundless Progress Inc

Providing education, training and inspiration to foster alternative, resident-led activities and social change.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 3049.

Friends of Emerson Park Inc

TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT RECREATION AND THE DEVELOPMENT, PRESERVATION, VISION AND PLANS FOR THE FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS AND ENHANCEMENTS OF EMERSON PARK.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 3050.

Ramsey Hill Association

Dedicated to preserving the historical significance of the neighborhood and building a stronger community, the RHA provides a voice to to the residents of this unique neighborhood by working with state and local government.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 3051.

UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

1240 N. Claiborne Avenue New Orleans LA 70116 EngagingtheStakeholders About UJAMAA EDC THE UJAMAA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION In April of 2018 the demonstration phase of a community market under the elevated expressway of the Claiborne Corridor reignited the excitement of the community and reestablished the hope of citizens that a longago act of environmental racism could be remedied through intentional placemaking.