The Charlton School

The Charlton School is a nonprofit mental health care center for young women with an on-site NYS approved 853 high school.

CHILDREN'S PLACE ASSOCIATION

Our mission is: Building a secure and hopeful today so children facing health issues and poverty succeed tomorrow.

• Elementary, Secondary Ed

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McLean School of Maryland Inc

K-12 College-Preparatory School Supporting Bright Students' Individual Strengths and Challenges K-12 COLLEGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL SUPPORTING BRIGHT STUDENTS’ INDIVIDUAL STRENGTHS AND CHALLENGES.

• Youth Development Programs

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Black Collegiate Girls

Black Collegiate Girls providing college access and college persistence to at-risk and underserved girls of color from New York City’s public schools to break the cycle of poverty through education.

• Youth Development Programs

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Doors To Dream

Dedicated to dismantling the opportunity gap many youth face + smoothing the pathway to their dreams Doors to Dream inspires underserved youth to pursue their dreams through student-led service projects, educational programs, and support networks that lead to more equitable and sustainable opportunities for success.

Worthy Beyond Purpose

Worthy Beyond Purpose brings mindfulness & meditation practices to kids in schools.

• Other Public Safety, Disaster Preparedness and Relief N.E.C.

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Jans Haven International Corporation

SUPPORT CARIBBEAN HURRICANE RELIEF EFFORTS THE NEED FOR BLACK AND BROWN PSYCHOLOGISTS IS UNDENIABLE AS THEY BRING CRUCIAL CULTURAL UNDERSTANDING TO MENTAL HEALTH CARE Lets Talk Mental Health in Color cordially invites you to join in supporting scholarships for students from diverse communities pursuing behavioral health programs.

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

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Private School Village

PSV cultivates the power of community to positively transform the private school experience for Black and brown families so that students thrive.

TRUANCY INTERVENTION PROJECT GEORGIA

Breaking Barriers Building Futures 12000 Children resourced educated and connected with services 5.