• Public Health Programs

• 316.

Coyote Institute

to conduct workshops and speak at conferences to share and promote creative transformation towards healing and wholeness, to promote the study of health and healing, including its embeddedness in the science of complexity and quantum science.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 317.

Communities In Schools of Puyallup

Empowering students to stay in school and achieve in life.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 318.

Spirit Horse Connection

THE CORPORATION IS SUPPORTING PROJECTS ON PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION, INCLUDING PAYING FOR FUNERALS, SUPPORTING ELDERS WITH NEEDED EXPENSES (FOOD, UTILITIES, SNOW CLEARING), SUPPORTING THE EMERGENCY CHILD CARE CENTER ON THE RESERVATION, REBUILDING A DAMAGED CEREMONY HOUSE AND OTHER STRUCTURES, AND ADDITIONALLY CARING FOR AND FEEDING NATIVE HORSES AND HOSTING VISITORS TO EXPERIENCE THE NATIVE HORSES.

Keystone Policy Center

Inspiring leaders to rise above entrenched positions to reach common higher ground.

• Christian

• 320.

Call International

wife, mother, grandmother, counselor, professor, author, composer and musician.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 321.

Food Exploration and Discovery

Food Exploration and Discovery (Food ED) is a nonprofit organization collaborating with San Gabriel Valley communities and schools to construct and sustain edible education sites hosting programs on ecosystem stewardship, healthy living, and environmental innovation and entrepreneurship.

Small Steps for Change

To change the trajectory of poverty by empowering communities through education, environmental health and wellness, advocacy and access to critical needs.

• Community Coalitions

• 323.

CENTER FOR RURAL OUTREACH AND

Helping to grow Tribal and rural communities through culturally diverse partnerships and cogenerational leadership.

• Public Foundations

• 324.

ABERCROMBIE & KENT PHILANTHROPY INC

To improve lives and protect the environment by supporting local communities in the places we travel OUR WORK AK founder Geoffrey Kent pioneered the communityfirst approach to conservation more than 60 years ago.